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A Student's History of England, v. 1

GENEALOGICAL TABLES

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I ENGLISH KINGS FROM ECGBERHT TO HENRY I.

Ecgberht 802-839

Æthelwulf 839-858

Æthelbald 858-860 Æthelberht 860-866 Æthelred 866-871 Ælfred 871-901

Eadward the Elder 899-924 Æthelflæd (the Lady of the Mercians) = Æthelred Ealdorman of the Mercians

Æthelstan 924-940 Eadmund 940-946 Eadred 946-955

Eadwig 955-959 Æthelflæd = Eadgar 959-975 = Ælfthryth

Richard I. Duke of Normandy Svend

Eadward the Martyr 975-979 Ælfled = Æthelred the Unready 979-1016 = Emma = Cnut 1016-1035

Eadmund Ironside 1016 Harold 1036-1039 Harthacnut 1039-1042

Godwine

Eadmund Eadward the Ætheling Ælfred the Ætheling Eadward the Confessor 1042-1066 = Eadgyth Harold 1066

Eadgar the Ætheling Margaret = Malcolm Canmore

Eadgyth (Matilda) = Henry I. 1100-1135

II GENEALOGY OF THE NORMAN DUKES AND OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND FROM THE CONQUEST TO HENRY VII.

Hrolf 912-927 (?)

William Longsword 927 (?)-943

Richard I., the Fearless 943-996

Richard II., the Good 996-1026 Emma = (1) Æthelred the Unready

Richard III. 1026-1028 Robert 1028-1035 Eadward the Confessor

William I 1035-1087 King of England 1066-1087

Robert Duke of Normandy 1087-1106 William II 1087-1100 Henry I. 1100-1135 Adela = Stephen Count of Blois

Henry V. Emperor = Matilda = Geoffrey Count of Anjou Stephen 1135-1154

Henry II. 1154-1189

Henry Geoffrey Richard I. 1189-1199 John 1199-1216

Henry III. 1216-1272

Edward I. 1272-1307

Edward II. 1307-1327

Edward III 1327-1377

Edward the Black Prince Lionel Duke of Clarence John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster Edmund Duke of York

Richard II. 1377-1399 Philippa = Edmund Mortimer Earl of March Henry IV. 1399-1412

Henry V. 1413-1422

Roger, Earl of March Henry VI. 1422-1461

Edmund Earl of March Anne = Richard Earl of Cambridge

Richard, Duke of York

Edward IV. 1461-1483 Richard III. 1483-1485

Edward V. 1483 Elizabeth = Henry VII. 1485-1509 (Descended from John of Gaunt by Catherine Swynford)

III GENEALOGY OF THE KINGS OF SCOTLAND FROM DUNCAN I. TO JAMES IV.

Duncan I. (died 1057)

Margaret sister of Edgar Ætheling = Malcolm III. Canmore 1057-1093 Donald Bane 1093-1094, restored 1095-1098

Duncan II. 1094-1095

Edgar 1098-1107 Alexander I. 1107-1124 David I. 1124-1153

Henry

Malcolm IV. 1153-1165 William the Lion 1165-1214 David Earl of Huntingdon

Alexander II. 1214-1249 Margaret Isabella

Devorguilla = John Balliol Robert Bruce

Alexander III. 1249-1285

John Balliol 1292-1296 Robert Bruce

Margaret = Eric, King of Norway Robert Bruce 1306-1329

Margaret (the Maid of Norway) David II. 1329-1370 Margaret = Walter

Robert II., Stewart or Stuart 1370-1390

Robert III. 1390-1406

James I. 1406-1437

James II. 1437-1460

James III. 1460-1488

James IV. 1488-1513

IV GENEALOGY OF THE KINGS OF FRANCE FROM HUGH CAPET TO LOUIS XII.

Hugh the Great (died 956)

Hugh Capet 987-996

Robert 996-1031

Henry I. 1031-1060

Philip I. 1060-1108

Louis VI. 1108-1137

Louis VII. 1137-1180

Philip II. 1180-1223

Louis VIII. 1223-1226

(St.) Louis IX 1226-1270

Philip III. 1270-1285

Philip IV. 1283-1314 Charles of Valois

Louis X. 1314-1316 Philip V. 1316-1322 Charles IV. 1322-1328 Isabella m. Edward II. Philip VI 1328-1350

Jeanne John (died seven days old) Two daughters Edward III. John 1350-1364

Charles V. 1364-1380 Dukes of Burgundy Philip

Charles VI. 1380-1422 Louis Duke of Orleans John

Charles VII. 1422-1461 Charles Duke of Orleans Philip

Louis XI. 1461-1483 Louis XII. 1498-1519 Charles

Charles VIII. 1483-1498

SHORTER AND SOMETIMES MORE DETAILED GENEALOGIES will be found in the following pages.

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Genealogy of the principal Northumbrian kings 41

" "English kings from Ecgberht to Eadgar 56

" "English kings from Eadgar to Eadgar the Ætheling 78

" "Danish kings 83

Genealogical connection between the Houses of England and Normandy 84

Genealogy of the Mercian Earls 85

" "family of Godwine 89

" "Conqueror's sons and children 131

" "sons and grandchildren of Henry II. 156

" "John's sons and grandsons 208

" "claimants of the Scottish throne 216

" "more important sons of Edward III. 265

" "claimants of the throne in 1399 286

" "kings of Scotland from Robert Bruce to James I. 295

" "Nevills 324

" "Houses of Lancaster and York 327

" "Beauforts and Tudors 335

" "House of York 337

" "Woodvilles and Greys 338

Abbreviated genealogy of Henry VII. and his competitors 344

Genealogy of the Houses of Spain and Burgundy 349

Notes in this chapter

Note 1 · Footnote 2: Genealogy of the principal Northumbrian kings:—[Note.—The names of kings are in capitals. The figures denote the order of succesNote 2 · Footnote 3: Genealogy of the English kings from Ecgberht to Eadgar:—Note 3 · Footnote 4: Genealogy of the English kings from Eadgar to Eadgar the Ætheling:—Note 4 · Footnote 5: Genealogy of the Danish kings:—Note 5 · Footnote 6: Genealogical connection between the Houses of England and Normandy:—Note 6 · Footnote 7: Genealogy of the Mercian earls:—Note 7 · Footnote 8: Genealogy of the family of Godwine:—Note 8 · Footnote 9: Genealogy of the Conqueror's sons and grandchildren:—Note 9 · Footnote 12: Genealogy of the sons and grandchildren of Henry II.:—Note 10 · Footnote 15: Genealogy of the claimants of the Scottish throne:—Note 11 · Footnote 27: Genealogy of the claimants of the throne in 1399:—Note 12 · Footnote 28: Genealogy of the kings of Scotland from Robert Bruce to James I.:—Note 13 · Footnote 30: Genealogy of the Nevills:—Note 14 · Footnote 31: Genealogy of the Houses of Lancaster and York:—Note 15 · Footnote 32: Genealogy of the Beauforts and the Tudors:—Note 16 · Footnote 34: Genealogy of the Yorkist Kings:—Note 17 · Footnote 35: Genealogy of the Woodvilles and Greys:—Note 18 · Footnote 36: Abbreviated genealogy of Henry VII. and his competitors:—Note 19 · Footnote 39: Genealogy of the Houses of Spain and Burgundy:—Note 20 · Footnote 1: There were also four smaller divisions, ultimately increased to five. All that is known about their position is that they were n
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