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The Kingdom of Sicily has left the chat
But nonetheless, great work!
I didnt include them but the kingdom of the two sicilies is included!
Hey! You finally got it posted! Great to finally see your work on here.
I can tell this took a huge amount of work, great job to the creator. Kind of sad it didn't make thru the top ten of 2021 charts.
Aww thank you so much! It didn’t make an appearance this time however in the 500,000 subscribers special it was featured around 11 minutes into the video so you can go check it out!
My interest drops off after 1918
So do a lot of royals.
Holy shit I was watching some history videos and I thought they all intermarry so much someone must have made a huge family tree and you’ve done it you mad bastard! Incredible!
How did you make this? It’s extremely well made! I want to try & look at other royals from outside Europe
ok but like you could totally sell this as a poster, ap world history teachers would buy the heck out of it!
I would totally buy this as a poster; or pay for the High Res. PDF to print myself! Outstanding work here!
I dont mean to be annoying but the King of the Netherlands (1849-1890) was William III, not William II. William II is his father (and is correctly indicated)
Well the issue is that he was William III of Netherlands, but he was also the king of Britain after they brought in him and Mary as replacements for James. As the king of Britain he was William II, yet William III of the Netherlands. So he was both, depending which monarchal lineage you're looking at.
No that would be William III & II who lived a century and a bit earlier. He was also not King of the Netherlands as the kingdom did not exist at that time.
Hi, the line with Romania should connect to the Prussian line since Matt's 500,000 special explains the PRUSSIAN Hohenzollern family tree, which includes Romania.
Hey um this is true right
great work
Not bad but you forgot some important family connection. Here is some charts made by yours truly to see what i mean
Omer?
yes from the video :)
Lol it's me Vishwangoose, nice to see the post up!
Thats.... Thats beautiful :_)))))
Wow would u even attempt to make this?
If it wouldn't bother you, but could you do a redo please?
For example including more detailed lineages, rather than just lines, include smaller kingdoms, etc.
Oh, and King Charles III.
Hello
Muchas gracias!
im just wondering, did africa have monarchies and could they be there own chart?
Yes Africa has monarchies some of which still remain today. All the way back to Ancient Egypt and Kush (Sudan and Ethiopian region). Jewish royalty also has African roots.
Bro, you can trace the roots of lots and lots of European monarchs to King Cedric of Wessex (aka the first king of Wessex) so both Charlemagne and Cedric are responsible for almost every European monarch on this chart
Hi, do you have a file on all European monarchies in a good quality?
where can I get a print or pdf of this for a college course presentation
Where is Matthias Corvinus cant find him