King Henry

There has been a bewildering array of monarchs with the name "Henry". The years shown below are the regnal years.

Table of contents 1 Byzantine Empire 2 England 3 France 4 Germany and Holy Roman Empire 4.1 Dukes of Saxony 4.2 Princes zu Reuss 5 Portugal 6 Spain 6.1 Navarre

Byzantine Empire

• Henry of Flanders (1206-1216)

England

• Henry I of England r. (1100 - 1135)
• Henry II Plantagenet of England r. (1154 - 1189)
• Henry III of England r. (1216 - 1272)
• Henry IV of England r. (1399 - 1413)
• Henry V of England r. (1413 - 1422)
• Henry VI of England r. (1429 - 1471)
• Henry VII of England r. (1485 - 1509)
• Henry VIII of England r. (1509 - 1547)

France

• Henry I of France (1031 - 1060)
• Henry II of France (1547 - 1559)
• Henry III of France (1574 - 1589)
• Henry IV of France (1589 - 1610)

Germany and Holy Roman Empire

This refers to a much disputed line of kings that have in one way or another dominated Germany since the time of Charlemagne.

• Henry I (919-936), see Henry the Fowler
• Henry II (1002-1024), see Henry I, Holy Roman Emperor
• Henry III (1039-1056), see Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor
• Henry IV (1056-1106), see Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
• Henry V (1106-1125), see Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor
• Henry VI (1190-1197), see Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor
• Henry VII (1308-1314), see Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor

Dukes of Saxony

• Henry I (912-936) see Henry the Fowler
• Henry II the Proud (1127-1138) see Henry II, Duke of Saxony
• Henry III (1142-1180) see Henry the Lion

Princes zu Reuss

For centuries, the Reuss family named every male born within it "Heinrich". See the Princes zu Reuss article for details.

Portugal

• Henry of Portugal[?] (1578-1580)

Spain

Navarre

• Henry I the Fat of Navarre r. (1270 - 1274), aka Henry III of Champagne
• Henry II of Navarre r. (1516 - 1555)
• Henry III of Navarre r. (1572-1589), aka Henry IV of France