Angielskie królowe
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Królowe Anglii – jest to chronologiczny spis żon władców angielskich; wszystkich koronowanych lub też jedynie używających tytułu królewskiego. W nawiasach podane są ich daty życia i śmierci, obok podane jest również imię ich królewskiego małżonka.
Królowe Anglii
Dynastia normandzka
| Wizerunek | Imię | Daty życia | Ojciec | Mąż |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Matylda Flandryjska | 1031-1083 | Baldwin V Flandryjski | Wilhelm Zdobywca |
 | Matylda Szkocka | 1080-1118 | Malcolm III | Henryk I Beauclerc |
 | Adelajda z Louvain | – 1151 | Godfryd I | |
 | Matylda I z Boulogne | 1105-1152 | Eustachy III z Boulogne | Stefan z Blois |
 | Matylda | 1102-1167 | Henryk I Beauclerc | władała samodzielnie jako Pani Anglików |
Plantageneci
| Wizerunek | Imię | Daty życia | Ojciec | Mąż |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Eleonora Akwitańska | 1122-1204 | Wilhelm X Święty |
|
 | Berengaria z Nawarry | 1165/1170-1230 | Sancho VI | Ryszard I Lwie Serce |
 | Izabela z Angoulême | 1187-1246 | Aymer Taillefer | Jan bez Ziemi |
 | Eleonora Prowansalska | 1223-1291 | Rajmund Berengar IV | Henryk III Plantagenet |
 | Eleonora kastylijska | 1241-1290 | Ferdynand III Święty | Edward I Długonogi |
 | Małgorzata Francuska | 1282-1317 | Filip III Śmiały | |
 | Izabela Francuska | 1296-1358 | Filip IV Piękny |
|
 | Filipa de Hainault | 1314-1369 | Wilhelm I | Edward III |
 | Anna Czeska | 1366-1394 | Karol IV Luksemburski | Ryszard II |
 | Izabela de Valois | 1389-1410 | Karol VI Szalony |
Lancasterowie
| Wizerunek | Imię | Daty życia | Ojciec | Mąż |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Joanna z Nawarry | 1370-1437 | Karol II Zły | Henryk IV Lancaster |
 | Katarzyna de Valois | 1401-1437 | Karol VI Szalony | Henryk V Lancaster |
 | Małgorzata Andegaweńska | 1429-1482 | Rene I | Henryk VI Lancaster |
Yorkowie
| Wizerunek | Imię | Daty życia | Ojciec | Mąż |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Elżbieta Woodville | 1437-1492 | Richard Woodville | Edward IV York |
 | Anna Neville | 1456-1485 | Richard Neville | Ryszard III York |
Tudorowie
| Wizerunek | Imię | Daty życia | Ojciec | Mąż |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Elżbieta York | 1466-1503 | Edward IV York | Henryk VII Tudor |
 | Katarzyna Aragońska | 1485-1536 | Ferdynand Aragoński | Henryk VIII Tudor |
 | Anna Boleyn | 1507-1536 | Tomasz Boleyn | |
 | Jane Seymour | 1509-1537 | John Seymour | |
 | Anna z Kleve | 1515-1557 | Jan III | |
_-_Portrait_of_a_lady%2c_probably_of_the_Cromwell_Family_formerly_known_as_Catherine_Howard.jpg) | Katarzyna Howard | 1521/25-1542 | Edmund Howard | |
 | Katarzyna Parr | 1512-1548 | Tomasz Parr | |
 | Jane Grey | 1537-1554 | Henry Grey | władała samodzielnie |
 | Maria I | 1516-1558 | Henryk VIII Tudor | władała samodzielnie |
 | Elżbieta I | 1533-1603 | Henryk VIII Tudor | władała samodzielnie |
Królowe Anglii, Szkocji i Irlandii
Stuartowie
| Wizerunek | Imię | Daty życia | Ojciec | Mąż |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Anna Duńska | 1574-1619 | Fryderyk II Oldenburg | Jakub I Stuart |
 | Henrietta Maria Burbon | 1609-1669 | Henryk IV Burbon | Karol I Stuart |
 | Katarzyna Bragança | 1638-1705 | Jan IV Szczęśliwy | Karol II Stuart |
 | Maria z Modeny | 1658-1718 | Alfons IV d’Este | Jakub II Stuart |
 | Maria II Stuart | 1662-1694 | Jakub II Stuart |
|
 | Anna Stuart | 1665-1714 | Jakub II Stuart | władała samodzielnie |
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