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Template:England's Norman rulers family tree

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   : Red borders indicate English monarchs
   : Bold borders indicate legitimate children of English monarchs
Baldwin II
King of Jerusalem
Fulk IV
Count of Anjou
BertradePhilip I
King of France
William the Conqueror
King of England
r. 1066–1087
MargaretMalcolm III
King of Scotland
Melisende
Queen of Jerusalem
Fulk V
King of Jerusalem
Eremburga
Countess of Maine
Robert CurthoseWilliam II
King of England
r. 1087–1100
AdelaHenry I
King of England
r. 1100–1135
Edith/MatildaDuncan II
King of Scotland
Edgar
King of Scotland
Alexander I
King of Scotland
David I
King of Scotland
SibyllaWilliam ClitoStephen
King of England
r. 1135–1154
Geoffrey Plantagenet
Count of Anjou
Empress MatildaHenry V
Holy Roman Emperor
William Adelin
Duke of Normandy
MatildaSybillaHenry
MargaretPhilip of Alsace
Count of Flanders
Louis VII
King of France
EleanorHenry II
King of England
r. 1154–1189
Geoffrey
Count of Nantes
William FitzEmpress
Viscount of Dieppe
Malcolm IV
King of Scotland
William the Lion
King of Scotland
Baldwin I
Latin Emperor, Count of Flanders, and Count of Hainaut
IsabellaPhilip II
King of France
HenryMatildaRichard I
King of England
r. 1189–1199
Geoffrey II
Duke of Brittany
EleanorAlfonso VIII
King of Castile
JoanWilliam II
King of Sicily
John
King of England
r. 1199–1216
Louis VIII
King of France
Otto IV
Holy Roman Emperor
Arthur I
Duke of Brittany
BlancheHenry III
King of England
r. 1216–1272
Richard of Cornwall
King of the Romans
JoanAlexander II
King of Scotland
  1. ↑ Turner, Ralph V.; Heiser, Richard R. (2000). The Reign of Richard Lionheart, Ruler of the Angevin empire, 1189–1199. Harlow: Longman. pp. 256–257. ISBN 978-0-5822-5659-0.; Seel, Graham E. (2012). King John: An Underrated King. London, UK: Anthem Press. Figure 1. ISBN 978-0-8572-8518-8.
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