World leaders in 1834

Everyone who held a state’s top posts at some point in 1834, in the order they held them. Names are from Wikipedia’s list of state leaders and appear only where the person’s Wikidata record agrees on the post and the years. What happened in 1834 →

Major powers in 1834

United StatesUnited States history

United KingdomUnited Kingdom history

Prime minister
Charles Grey, then William Lamb, then Arthur Wellesley, then Robert Peel

Russian EmpireRussia history

Emperor
Nicholas I

Qing dynastyChina history

Emperor
Daoguang

July Monarchy of FranceFrance history

Tokugawa shogunate of JapanJapan history

Emperor
Ninkō

Africa

BasutolandLesotho history

King or Paramount Chief
Moshoeshoe I

Beylik of TunisTunisia history

Ethiopian Empire

Khedivate of EgyptEgypt history

Kingdom of Eswatini (Swaziland)

Kingdom of Rwanda

Merina Kingdom

Prime minister
Rainiharo

Morocco: Alaouite dynasty

Oyo EmpireNigeria history

Alaafin
Oluewu

Republic of MarylandLiberia history

Governor
James Hall

Americas

Conservative Republic of ChileChile history

El SalvadorEl Salvador history

Acting Head of State
José María Silva

Empire of BrazilBrazil history

Emperor
Pedro II

Federal Republic of Central AmericaGuatemala history

Interim President
José Gregorio Salazar

First Mexican RepublicMexico history

Free State of Costa RicaCosta Rica history

Miskito CoastNicaragua history

Oriental Republic of UruguayUruguay history

Republic of BoliviaBolivia history

Republic of EcuadorEcuador history

Jéfe Supremo of Guayas
Vicente Rocafuerte

Republic of Haiti (1820–1849)Haiti history

Republic of New GranadaColombia history

State of VenezuelaVenezuela history

United StatesUnited States history

Asia

Aceh SultanateIndonesia history

Bruneian EmpireBrunei history

Emirate of Afghanistan: Barakzai dynastyAfghanistan history

Emirate of BukharaUzbekistan history

Emirate of NejdSaudi Arabia history

Johor SultanateIndonesia history

Joseon

King
Sunjo, then Heonjong

Kingdom of ChampasakLaos history

King
Huy

Konbaung dynasty

Ottoman EmpireTurkey history

Sultan
Mahmud II

Qing dynastyChina history

Emperor
Daoguang

Rattanakosin Kingdom of SiamThailand history

Selangor SultanateMalaysia history

Sheikhdom of Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates history

Sheikhdom of AjmanUnited Arab Emirates history

Sheikhdom of DubaiUnited Arab Emirates history

Sheikhdom of KuwaitKuwait history

Sheikh
Jaber I

Sheikhdom of SharjahUnited Arab Emirates history

Sheikhdom of Umm Al QuwainUnited Arab Emirates history

Tokugawa shogunate of JapanJapan history

Emperor
Ninkō

Yemeni Zaidi StateYemen history

Yogyakarta SultanateIndonesia history

Europe

Andorra

French Co-Prince
Louis Philippe I

Anhalt-Bernburg

Anhalt-Köthen

BelgiumBelgium history

Caucasian ImamateRussia history

Imam
Shamil

DenmarkDenmark history

Electorate of Brandenburg, Kingdom of Prussia

Grand Duchy of FinlandFinland history

Grand Prince
Nicholas I

July Monarchy of FranceFrance history

Kingdom of Bavaria

Kingdom of Bohemia

Kingdom of Croatia (Habsburg)Croatia history

Kingdom of Galicia and LodomeriaUkraine history

Kingdom of GreeceGreece history

King
Otto

Kingdom of Hanover

Kingdom of Lombardy–VenetiaItaly history

Kingdom of PortugalPortugal history

Kingdom of Sardinia, Duchy of SavoyItaly history

King of Sardinia, Duke of Savoy
Charles Albert

Kingdom of Saxony

Kingdom of Spain (1810–1873)Spain history

Kingdom of the NetherlandsNetherlands history

Kingdom of the Two SiciliesItaly history

Liechtenstein

LuxembourgLuxembourg history

Grand Duke
William I

MoldaviaRomania history

Papal States

Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont

Prince
George II

Principality of WallachiaRomania history

Russian EmpireRussia history

Emperor
Nicholas I

San Marino

Francesco Guidi Giangi, Captains Regent
Lodovico Belluzzi

Saxe-Meiningen

Sweden–Norway

First Minister
Jonas Collett

United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandUnited Kingdom history

Prime minister
Charles Grey, then William Lamb, then Arthur Wellesley, then Robert Peel

Oceania

Kingdom of Huahine

Kings of Uvea (Wallis)