Monarchy Statistics

4 interactive monarchy charts — free to explore, filter, download & embed

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ANYSTAT's monarchy collection runs to 4 datasets, including Largest Empires by Share of World Population, Largest Empires in History by Land Area and Longest-Reigning Current Monarchs. Each one is sourced, explorable year by year, and switchable between bar, line, area, map and table views — free to download as an image or CSV, or embed on your own site.

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Qing dyn Northern Western Mongol E Roman Em Jin dyna
37.0
Qing dynasty (1800)
Largest Empires by Share of World Population

Qing dynasty (1800) (37), Northern Song dynasty (1100) (33) and Western Han dynasty (1 AD) (32) take the top three in Es...

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British Mongol E Russian Qing dyn Spanish Second F
35.5
British Empire
Largest Empires in History by Land Area

The British Empire (35.5M km²) leads decisively, about 11.5M km² ahead of the Mongol Empire (24.0M) - itself the largest...

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Curated 2026
Hassanal Carl XVI Mswati I Harald V Abdullah Mohammed
58.8
Hassanal Bolkiah (Brunei)
Longest-Reigning Current Monarchs

Hassanal Bolkiah (58.76 years) leads by a wide margin, nearly six years ahead of Sweden's Carl XVI Gustaf (52.82) - the...

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Louis XI Elizabet Bhumibol Johann I K'inich Franz Jo
72.3
Louis XIV (France)
Longest-Reigning Monarchs in History

Louis XIV's 72-year reign leads by nearly two years over a remarkably tight trio - Elizabeth II (70.59), Bhumibol Adulya...

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About Monarchy statistics on ANYSTAT

This page collects 4 interactive monarchy datasets in one place — useful for research, articles, presentations, and quick fact-checks. Instead of static images, each chart is fully interactive: hover any data point to read the exact value, switch chart types with a single click, and compare categories or years side by side.

Every monarchy chart includes a written analysis, the key findings, category rankings, how the figures were calculated, and a link to the original data source where available. All of it is free, with no account required. New monarchy statistics are added regularly — bookmark this page or explore other topics to keep discovering data.

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