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नाम	शासनकाल शुरू हुआ	शासनकाल समाप्त
इरास्मे लुइस, बैरन सुरलेट डी चोकियर Regent	25 फ़रवरी 1831	21 जुलाई 1831 (7002146000000000000♠146 दिन)
लियोपोल्ड I	21 जुलाई 1831	10 दिसंबर 1865 (7004125610000000000♠34 साल, 142 दिन)
लियोपोल्ड द्वितीय	17 दिसंबर 1865^[1]	17 दिसंबर 1909 (7004160700000000000♠44 साल, 0 दिन)
अल्बर्ट प्रथम	23 दिसंबर 1909^[1]	17 फरवरी 1934 (7003882200000000000♠24 साल, 56 दिन)
लियोपोल्ड तृतीय	23 फरवरी 1934^[1]	16 जुलाई 1951^[2] (abdicated) (7003635200000000000♠17 साल, 143 दिन)
चार्ल्स / 'कारेल <छोटा>प्रिंस रीजेंट लियोपोल्ड III के लिए'	21 सितम्बर 1944	20 जुलाई 1950 (7003212800000000000♠5 साल, 302 दिन)
बौडोइन / बौडविज़न	17 जुलाई 1951	31 जुलाई 1993^[3] (7004153540000000000♠42 साल, 13 दिन)
अल्बर्ट द्वितीय	9 अगस्त 1993^[1]	21 जुलाई 2013 (abdicated) (7003728600000000000♠19 साल, 346 दिन)
फिलिप / फिलिप	21 जुलाई 2013	अवलंबी (7003426400000000000♠11 साल, 246 दिन)

↑ ^अ ^आ ^इ ^ई Under Article 90 of the Belgian Constitution, from the death of a monarch until the swearing in of their successor or a regent, the monarch's constitutional powers are in the hands of the Council of Ministers (interregnum); this accounts for the difference of dates between the end of one reign and the beginning of the following one.
↑ The constitutional powers of the king were exercised by the Council of Ministers from 28 May 1940 until 21 September 1944, followed by Prince Charles as a regent until 20 July 1950, and then from 11 August 1950 until 17 July 1951 by his successor under the title of Royal Prince. See Christian Behrendt and Martin Vrancken, "L'article 93 de la Constitution belge et l'impossibilité de régner du roi : une disposition dépassée par son histoire", in L'Europe au présent ! Liber amicorum Melchior Wathelet.
↑ From 3 until 5 April 1990, the constitutional powers of the king were exercised by the Council of Ministers during the constitutional crisis around the Belgian Abortion Act (see the external source in the previous footnote).

[IR-1] अ ^आ ^इ ^ई Under Article 90 of the Belgian Constitution, from the death of a monarch until the swearing in of their successor or a regent, the monarch's constitutional powers are in the hands of the Council of Ministers (interregnum); this accounts for the difference of dates between the end of one reign and the beginning of the following one.

[2] The constitutional powers of the king were exercised by the Council of Ministers from 28 May 1940 until 21 September 1944, followed by Prince Charles as a regent until 20 July 1950, and then from 11 August 1950 until 17 July 1951 by his successor under the title of Royal Prince. See Christian Behrendt and Martin Vrancken, "L'article 93 de la Constitution belge et l'impossibilité de régner du roi : une disposition dépassée par son histoire", in L'Europe au présent ! Liber amicorum Melchior Wathelet.

[3] From 3 until 5 April 1990, the constitutional powers of the king were exercised by the Council of Ministers during the constitutional crisis around the Belgian Abortion Act (see the external source in the previous footnote).

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