Regnal Dates
| First Line | ||
| 1. | Eorl the Young, son of Léod | 2510 – 2545 |
| 2. | Brego | 2545 – 2570 |
| 3. | Aldor the Old | 2570 – 2645 |
| 4. | Fréa | 2645 – 2659 |
| 5. | Fréawine | 2659 – 2680 |
| 6. | Goldwine | 2680 – 2699 |
| 7. | Déor | 2699 – 2718 |
| 8. | Gram | 2718 – 2741 |
| 9. | Helm Hammerhand | 2741 – 2759 |
| Helm's two sons were killed by the Dunlendings during the Long Winter, when he himself froze to death. His nephew Fréaláf Hildeson became the first king of the second line. |
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| Second Line | ||
| 10. | Fréaláf Hildeson | 2759 – 2798 |
| 11. | Brytta Léofa | 2798 – 2842 |
| 12. | Walda | 2842 – 2851 |
| 13. | Folca the Hunter | 2851 – 2864 |
| 14. | Folcwine | 2864 – 2903 |
| 15. | Fengel | 2903 – 2953 |
| 16. | Thengel | 2953 – 2980 |
| 17. | Théoden Ednew | 2980 – 3019 |
| Théoden's only son, Théodred, was slain at First Battle of the Fords of Isen. His nephew, Éomer, became the first King of the third line. |
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| Third Line | ||
| 18. | Éomer Éadig | 3019 – IV 63 |
| 19. | Elfwine | IV 63 – ? |
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