King of Italy

The title King of Italy was assumed by Napoleon Bonaparte, who was crowned with the Iron Crown of Lombardy in the Cathedral of Milan, May 26, 1805. His son was briefly King of Rome.

The title was recreated in 1861 for Vittorio Emanuele II of the House of Savoy.

Barbarian kings

See List of barbarian kings of Italy

Frankish kings

Berengar of Friuli: 888-891
Guy of Spoleto: Emperor 891-894
Lambert of Spoleto: Emperor 894-896
Arnulf, King of Germany: Emperor 896-899
Louis III of Burgundy: 899-905; Emperor 901-905
Berengar I (restored): 905-922; Emperor 915-922
Rudolf II of Burgundy: 922-933
Hugh of Arles: 933-947
Lothair II of Arles: 947-950
Berengar II of Ivrea: 950-961

Kings under the Holy Roman Empire

Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor: 961-973
Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor: 1026-????
Conrad III of Germany: 1127-????
Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor: 1154-1186

Napoleonic era

Napoleon Bonaparte: 1805-????

House of Savoy

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