Bourbon Family Tree - Descent From Henry IV

Descent From Henry IV


Henry IV

Louis XIII

Louis XIV
Philippe I
Louis
Philippe II
Louis
Philip V
Louis

Louis XV
Louis I
Ferdinand VI
Charles III
 Philip
Louis Philippe I
Louis
Charles IV
 Ferdinand
Louis Philippe II (Philippe Égalité)

Louis XVI
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Ferdinand VII
 Francisco de Paula Carlos

as Carlos V
 Louis I
Louis-Philippe I
Louis


as Louis XVII
 Louis-Antoine


as Louis XIX
 Charles Ferdinand
Isabella II
 Francis
 Carlos

as Carlos VI
 Juan

as Juan III


as Jean III
 Louis II

as Charles I

as Charles II
Ferdinand Philippe
Henri


as Henri V
Alfonso XII
 Carlos

as Carlos VII


as Charles XI
 Alfonso Carlos

as Alfonso Carlos I


as Charles XII
 Charles III
 Philippe


as Philippe VII
 Robert

Francisco Franco
Alfonso XIII


as Alphonse I
 Jaime

as Jaime III


as Jacques I
 Robert I
 Philippe


as Philippe VIII
 Jean


as Jean III
Carmen Franco y Polo
 Jaime

as Jaime IV


as Jacques II or Henri VI
 Juan
 Xavier


as Javier I
 Felix
 Henri


as Henri VI
María del Carmen Martínez-Bordiú y Franco Alfonso

as Alfonso XIV


as Alphonse II
Juan Carlos I
 Carlos Hugo

as Carlos Hugo I
 Sixtus Henry

as Enrique V
Jean
 Henri


as Henri VII
Louis


as Louis XX

as Luis II
 Felipe
 Carlos

as Carlos Xavier II
Henri
 François
Louis
 Guillaume

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