Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
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The sprawling and intricate history of these four lands is inextricably linked with their rulers. This collection of Family Trees brings together the most complete and comprehensive collection of royalty from the Picts in Scotland, the establishment of Anglo-Saxon rulers in Sub-Roman Britain, the rulers of the many Welsh medieval kingdoms and all the legendary and historical High Kings of Ireland.
The Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales includes the following features:
● Family Trees of the Monarchs of:
- Wessex
- England
- Great Britain
- United Kingdom
- Ireland
- Scotland
- Wales
● Lists of the Monarchs of Wessex, England, Great Britain, United Kingdom Ireland, Scotland and Wales
● Timeline of the Monarchs of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom
● Reigns and Styles of Monarchs of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom
For details, see the "WHAT'S IN THE FAMILY TREE" dropdown below.
With more than 400 unique names of ruling monarchs and 1,300+ other relatives across four family trees, there's much to explore.
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File Name: Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
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WHAT'S IN THE FAMILY TREE?
WHAT'S IN THE FAMILY TREE?
There are more than 400 unique names of ruling Monarchs and 1,300+ other relatives across four Family Trees.
Features include:
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, GREAT BRITAIN, UNITED KINGDOM
1 FAMILY TREE - MAIN
Over 100 monarchs and 60+ other relations
● Monarchs of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom from Alfred the Great (King of Wessex) to Charles III.
● Scottish monarchs from Kenneth I MacAlpin to Mary I Queen of Scots.
2 FAMILY TREE - BASIC
Over 100 monarchs and 60+ other relations
● Includes all the monarchs from the Standard Tree in a compressed format showing only the names of the monarchs.
3 FAMILY TREE - EXTENDED
Over 100 monarchs (Wessex, England/GB/UK and Scotland) 55 French Kings and 700+ other relatives
● Kings of Wessex from Cerdic to Alfred the Great.
● Monarchs of England, Great Britain and the UK from Alfred the Great to Charles III.
● Scottish monarchs from Kenneth I MacAlpin to Mary I Queen of Scots.
● French monarchs from Charles the Bald to Louis Philippe II. Includes the three Emperors of the French of the House of Bonaparte.
4 LIST OF MONARCHS
● Complete details of all monarchs of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom.
● Includes: Name, title, reign, birth & death, marriage(s) and number of children, parents and claim to the throne.
5 TIMELINE OF THE MONARCHY
● Includes reigns of every monarch from every ruling House from Alfred the Great (r. c. 866 - 899) to Charles III (2022 - present).
6 REIGN LENGTH OF MONARCHS
● A graphical chart of the length of reigns of every monarch from Alfred the Great to Charles III.
7 STYLES OF MONARCHS
● The complete formal Style and short Style of every monarch from
William I the Conqueror to Charles III in Latin and English."
IRELAND
1 FAMILY TREE OF HIGH KINGS
Over 200 High Kings, 9 monarchs of other realms and 540+ other relations
● Complete family tree of all legendary High Kings (according to medieval and early modern chronicles) and historically attested High Kings of Ireland.
● Legendary High Kings - Fir Bolg, Tuatha Dé Danann, Milesian and Goidelic
● Semi-historical and Historical High Kings
2 LIST OF MONARCHS
● Complete list of all High Kings of Ireland with dating according to three primary chronicles: 1. The Lebor Gabála Érenn, 2 Foras Feasa ar Éirinn, 3 Annals of the Four Masters
SCOTLAND
1 FAMILY TREE
42 Scottish monarchs, 19 monarchs of other realms, 7 Scottish Pretenders and 150+ other relations
● Scottish monarchs from Kenneth I MacAlpin to Mary I Queen of Scots.
Note: Stuart monarchs who were also Kings and Queens of England or Great Britain are included in the Family Tree of England.
2 LIST OF MONARCHS
● Includes: Name (English and Gaelic), Reign, Title, Marriage(s), number of children and Dynastic status.
WALES
1 FAMILY TREE
Over 60 monarchs and 90+ other relations
● Rulers of the principal regions of Wales and neighbouring regions during the Middle Ages, between c. 400s – c. 1500s, including monarchs who briefly ruled the Principality of Wales.
2 LIST OF MONARCHS
● List of Welsh rulers from the following regions:
Brycheiniog
Ceredigion
Deheubarth
Dogfeiling
Dunoding
Dyfed
Gwynedd
Powys
Powys Fadog
Powys Wenwynwyn
Rhos
Seisyllwg
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS FAMILY TREE
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS FAMILY TREE
Software:
The Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales has been created using MS Excel.
For the best user experience the family trees should be viewed and edited using Excel.
The free online version of MS Excel can also be used to view the family trees.
Due to the size of the family trees, the viewing experience using the free online version of Microsoft Excel may be limited due to internet connection speed.
A free alternative to MS Excel is Libre Office available for both PC and Mac computers.
Devices:
For the best experience, the family tree should be viewed on a laptop or desktop screen.
The family tree can also be opened on Apple and Android tablets and phones.
However, please be aware that on a small screen, such as a phone, the viewing experience may be limited.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I still use the product if I don't have Excel?
To enjoy the full features of the family trees it is recommended you use the Excel desktop app which is part of Microsoft Office/Microsoft 365.
Mac users can use Excel for Mac.
Do I need to have the most up to date version of excel?
If you have Microsoft Excel 2007 for PC or later, or Excel 2011 for Mac or later, you can use all the features of the family trees.
Do I need to be an expert in excel to be able to use the
products properly?
The Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales is very easy to use.
Navigation instructions are included to help you move around the family trees, but if you can use a mouse or touchscreen, you’re good to go.
Where do I find the instructions on how to use the Family Trees?
Instructions are included as part of the family trees as a separate tab in the file.
Can I add my own entries to the Family Trees?
Yes, the Family Trees of the Monarchs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales will come to you as an editable file, so you can add as many new entries as you like.
Can I trust the quality of the information in the Family Trees?
Yes, all entries have been fact checked to the best of the
creator’s ability.
If however, you do find an error of any kind we would really appreciate you pointing it out to us.
Snapshots of selected areas of the Family Trees
The Tudors
The Tudors, a dynasty of ambition and intrigue, reshaped England from 1485 to 1603. Rising with Henry VII’s victory at Bosworth, they navigated wars, religious upheaval, and cultural rebirth. Henry VIII's dramatic break with the Catholic Church and Elizabeth I’s golden age of exploration and artistry defined their legacy. The Tudors’ reign remains a captivating chapter of history of Great Britain.
William the Conqueror
William the Conqueror’s victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 forever altered England’s destiny. From a daring duke of Normandy to a king who reshaped the land, William introduced feudalism and the iconic Domesday Book, cementing his rule. His legacy stands as a testament to ambition, conquest, and the birth of medieval England.
Irish High Kings - Tuatha De Danann
The High Kings of Ireland, blending legend and history, ruled from the Hill of Tara, a sacred site tied to the mystical Tuatha Dé Danann. These rulers, such as the famed Brian Boru, sought to unify warring clans and defend against invaders, embodying Ireland’s resilient spirit. Their era weaves together myth, tribal rivalries, and cultural richness, shaping the foundation of Ireland’s storied identity.
Kings of Scotland - Macbeth
The rulers of Scotland led a land of fierce clans and shifting power, their reigns forged in the fires of conflict and ambition. Among them, Macbeth stands apart — not the villain of Shakespeare’s drama, but a capable and reformist king. His rule sought stability in a tumultuous era, embodying Scotland’s enduring quest for unity and strength.
Monarchs of Scotland - The Stuarts
Scotland’s rulers guided a kingdom rich in tradition and independence. Mary, Queen of Scots, became a symbol of both tragedy and resilience during her turbulent reign. Her son, James VI, united the crowns of Scotland and England, marking a pivotal moment in Scottish history and shaping the nation’s future.
Welsh Monarchs
The rulers of Wales, from ancient kings to the medieval leaders, fought fiercely for the independence of their land. Owain Glyndŵr, proclaimed Prince of Wales in 1401, led one of the most significant rebellions against English rule, uniting Welsh clans in a bold bid for sovereignty. Though his efforts ultimately faltered, Glyndŵr’s spirit of defiance continues to resonate as a symbol of Welsh pride and resistance.
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