Family Tree
This tree shows the descent of all British monarchs from William I, and their relationships with each other. Only branches that led to a monarch are shown. The direct royal line can be followed as the leftmost line.
| William I | ||||||||||||||
| Henry I | William II | Adela of Normandy | ||||||||||||
| Empress Matilda | Stephen | |||||||||||||
| Henry II | ||||||||||||||
| John | Richard I | |||||||||||||
| Henry III | ||||||||||||||
| Edward I | ||||||||||||||
| Edward II | ||||||||||||||
| Edward III | ||||||||||||||
| Lionel of Antwerp | Edmund of Langley | Edward the Black Prince | John of Gaunt | |||||||||||
| Philippa of Ulster | Richard of Conisburgh | Richard II | Henry IV | John Beaufort (earl) | ||||||||||
| Roger de Mortimer | Henry V | John Beaufort (duke) | ||||||||||||
| Anne de Mortimer | Henry VI | Margaret Beaufort | ||||||||||||
| Richard, Duke of York | ||||||||||||||
| Edward IV | Richard III | |||||||||||||
| Elizabeth of York | Edward V | Henry VII | ||||||||||||
| Margaret Tudor | Henry VIII | Mary Tudor | ||||||||||||
| James V of Scotland | Edward VI | Mary I | Elizabeth I | Lady Frances Brandon | ||||||||||
| Mary, Queen of Scots | Jane | |||||||||||||
| James I | ||||||||||||||
| Elizabeth Stuart | Charles I | |||||||||||||
| Sophia of Hanover | Mary Stuart | James II | Charles II | |||||||||||
| George I | William III | Mary II | Anne | |||||||||||
| George II | ||||||||||||||
| Frederick, Prince of Wales | ||||||||||||||
| George III | ||||||||||||||
| Edward, Duke of Kent | George IV | William IV | ||||||||||||
| Victoria | ||||||||||||||
| Edward VII | ||||||||||||||
| George V | ||||||||||||||
| George VI | Edward VIII | |||||||||||||
| Elizabeth II | ||||||||||||||
Read more about this topic: Descent Of Elizabeth II From William I
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