Franz Bonaventura Adalbert Maria von Wittelsbach.
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King William III of Britain, husband of Mary Stuart.
King James I, if you are talking about the royal house in England.
Spain did not exist as a single entity in 1450. What is today Spain, more or less, was divided in 4 kingdoms, whose kings were the following: - Castile, the biggest, covered most of the center and western part of Spain. It was ruled by King John II - Aragon, the second in size, covered the eastern part. It was ruled by King Alfonso V. - Navarre was a tiny kngdom in the western part of the Pyrenees. Its monarch in 1450 was John II (not the same John II of Castile), a son of the king of Aragon. - Granada (though in paper it was an emirate, not a kingdom) was the last Muslim ruled state in the Iberian Peninsula. It covered what is today the south-eastern part of Andalusia. Its king (emir) was Muhammad IX. Granada paid tribute to Castile at this time and was more or less a vassal state of her.
that's called a monarchy, babe