One holder of this title invited Thomas Edison to electrify his country. Lord George Paulet overthrew one holder of this title, and a vassal of that holder of this title allowed the Russians to establish Fort   Elizabeth. He's not English, but another holder of this title was known as the "Merrie Monarch" and (*) promulgated his country's national anthem. The first holder 
One holder of this title invited Thomas Edison to electrify his country. Lord George Paulet overthrew one holder of this title, and a vassal of that holder of this title allowed the Russians to establish Fort   Elizabeth. He's not English, but another holder of this title was known as the "Merrie Monarch" and (*) promulgated his country's national anthem. The first holder of this title fought the Battle of Mokuohai and declared a law protecting civilians during wartime, the Law of the Splintered Paddle. Holders of this title ruled from Iolani Palace, and the last holder of this title was overthrown by Sanford Dole. King Kamehameha I first held, for ten points, name this title, the highest one in a monarchy based in Honolulu.
One holder of this title invited Thomas Edison to electrify his country.
King  of  Hawaii