King Name Generator

Regal names and epithets for fantasy and medieval kings

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Generate king names for D&D campaigns, fantasy novels and worldbuilding: fantasy kings with earned epithets like Osric the Unbending, regnal names with numerals, high kings and overkings, and rulers styled after real history from Anglo-Saxon and Norse kings to shahs, pharaohs, khans and tlatoque.

About king names

A king's name has three moving parts. The given name comes from a short pool a dynasty reuses for generations, so real history is full of Edwards, Louis and Haralds. The second part is either a regnal numeral or an epithet; numerals suggest a settled, long-running line, while epithets tell you what the realm thought of the man. The optional third part is a territory or house: King Theodric of Harrowmere, or Halvar Stormrook, King of the Northmarch. Most fantasy settings borrow this structure from medieval Europe.

Epithets are where the character lives, and the best ones are not flattering. Aethelred the Unready, Louis the Spider, Ivar the Boneless and Charles the Mad sound like real people because chroniclers, not the kings, chose them. The list mixes invented fantasy kings, regnal-numeral styles, high kings and overkings, dwarf, elf and fey kings, kings of Greek, Irish and Persian legend, native-tongue titles, real and legendary rulers from Arthurian Britain, Scandinavia, Byzantium, Persia, India, West Africa, China, Korea, Polynesia and the Aztec and Inca worlds, plus plain epithet-only names for the king players only hear about in taverns.

Match the title to the culture of your realm: a Shah, Negus, Khan or Tlatoani each implies a whole court and language, and a desert empire ruled by a King Godwin will feel wrong.

How to choose king names

  • Decide whether your kingdom numbers its kings or nicknames them. A line of Reynard II, Reynard III and Reynard IV feels stable and old; a line of the Bold, the Unready and the Drowned feels turbulent and dramatic.
  • Choose an epithet that reveals the reign, not just a compliment. The Patient, the Heavy, the Far-Sighted and the Unwilling each set up a story; the Great and the Brave do not.
  • Reuse given names across generations of the same house. Naming a young king after his grandfather instantly makes the dynasty feel real, and lets you add 'the Younger' or 'the Elder' for free.
  • Use the title to signal culture: High King or Overking for a ruler over lesser kings, Kaiser or Basileus for an imperial Roman flavour, Shah, Sultan, Negus, Khan or Tlatoani for non-European courts.
  • Keep the whole thing sayable. If heralds announce the king at every banquet, 'King Osric the Unbending' is plenty; save the long 'of the Sundered Isles' forms for treaties and tombstones.

Frequently asked questions

How did medieval kings get names like 'the Great' or 'the Unready'?

They were given by chroniclers, subjects or later historians, usually after the king's death, and often mistranslated. Aethelred 'the Unready' comes from the Old English 'unraed', meaning badly advised. That makes the epithet a useful writing tool: it is the realm's verdict on the ruler, not his own.

What is the difference between a king, a high king and an emperor?

A king rules one realm. A high king or overking (the Irish Ard Rí, the Welsh Brenin Mawr) rules over other kings who keep their own crowns. An emperor claims authority over multiple peoples or kingdoms outright. In fantasy, the distinction is handy for showing how centralised a setting is.

Are these king names good for a D&D campaign?

Yes. The list is built for game masters who need a throne filled quickly: invented fantasy kings with epithets for the main realm, numeral-style names for old dynasties, and kings with titles from many real-world cultures for neighbouring lands. Pair one with a kingdom or noble house name for a full court.

Can I use real historical kings' names in my story or game?

Yes. Historical and legendary rulers such as Alfred the Great, Harald Fairhair or King Arthur are in the public domain. Many fantasy writers lightly alter them (Aldric for Alfred, Harald Ninefingers for Harald Bluetooth) so the name feels familiar without pointing at a real person.

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A: 46 names

  • Acrisius of Argos
  • Adelard II
  • Adhemar XI
  • Aeetes of Colchis
  • Ailill of Connacht
  • Aimeric III
  • Ajaw Bird Jaguar of Yaxchilan
  • Ajaw Pakal the Great
  • Ajaw Yax Kuk Mo
  • Ajaw Yuknoom the Great
  • Alaafin Abiodun of Oyo

A, continued

  • Alboin of the Lombards
  • Alcinous of the Phaeacians
  • Aldemar II
  • Aldemund, Warden of the Three Crowns
  • Alden the Ashen
  • Aldren Vey, King of Two Rivers
  • Ali'i Nui Kahekili of Maui
  • Ali'i Nui Liloa of Hawai'i
  • Ali'i Nui Umi-a-Liloa
  • Alwin Emberlow, King of Ash and Barley
  • Amaury V
  • Anatol III of the High Passes

A, continued

  • Ancel IV
  • Ancus Marcius
  • Anders the Plain
  • Anguish of Ireland
  • Arawn of Annwn
  • Archambaud VI
  • Ard Ri Conall of the Five Fifths
  • Ard Ri Ruadhan Cattle-Rich
  • Ariki Hotu Matu'a of Rapa Nui
  • Ariki Tupou of Tonga
  • Arnaud II

A, continued

  • Asantehene Opoku Ware
  • Asantehene Osei Tutu
  • Asbjorn III
  • Askia Muhammad the Great
  • Atreus of Mycenae
  • Attalus of Pergamon
  • Aubert the Stubborn
  • Aubin II
  • Augeas of Elis
  • Aun the Old
  • Aurel, Scourge of the Reavers
  • Autumn King Rhuddlan Leafall

B: 36 names

  • Bandit King Jarro Quickknife
  • Barnabas III
  • Basileus Alexios the Restorer
  • Basileus Basil the Bulgar-Slayer
  • Basileus Constantine the Purple-Born
  • Basileus Justinian the Great
  • Basileus Leo the Wise
  • Basileus Manuel Komnenos
  • Basileus Nikephoros Whitehand
  • Basileus Romanos the Elder
  • Baudouin III
  • Beggar King Jocelyn the Poor

B, continued

  • Beli Mawr
  • Berthold III
  • Bertolf, Last of His Line
  • Bertrand Lackland
  • Bevan the Oathbreaker
  • Bladud of Bath
  • Blaise II
  • Blind King Tobias the Just
  • Bohemond II
  • Boleslaw the Brave
  • Bors of Gaul
  • Boy King Aldric V

B, continued

  • Brand, Uniter of the Hill Clans
  • Brandt the Candle-Counter
  • Brenin Cynan Red-Shield
  • Brenin Ednyfed of the Three Valleys
  • Brenin Meirion of the Far Cantrefs
  • Bres the Beautiful
  • Bretwalda Aelle of Sussex
  • Bretwalda Ceawlin of Wessex
  • Bretwalda Ceolric of the Southern Shires
  • Bretwalda Raedwald of East Anglia
  • Brutus of Troy
  • Bryce Marrowdale, King of the Long Coast

C: 26 names

  • Cacique Caonabo of Maguana
  • Cacique Hatuey of Cuba
  • Cadoc, Fifth of His Name
  • Caliph al-Mamun
  • Caliph Harun al-Rashid
  • Caliph Mansur the Victorious
  • Caliph Omar the Just
  • Cambyses of Persia
  • Carrow the Unmourned
  • Casimir the Great
  • Cathal the Wave-Tamer
  • Cazonci Tangaxuan of the Purepecha
  • Cenric the Uncounted

C, continued

  • Centaur Khan Orothos Swifthoof
  • Chakravartin Samudragupta
  • Chhatrapati Shivaji
  • Childeric V
  • Conaire Mor
  • Conchobar mac Nessa
  • Corbin IV
  • Corentin the Ill-Counselled
  • Corwen Ashgrove, King of the Reedlands
  • Cyning Aelfhere of the Whale-Road
  • Cyning Hildred Oathsworn
  • Cyning Leofstan the Mead-Giver
  • Cyprian II

D: 14 names

  • Damel Lat Dior of Cayor
  • Decebalus of Dacia
  • Deepking Brokk Emberforge
  • Demetrius the Besieger
  • Dermot the Thirsty
  • Dietmar the Sour
  • Dmitri of the Don
  • Dragomir II
  • Dragon-King Vharzul the Gold-Hoarder
  • Dreux III
  • Drogo II
  • Dunmor the Grudging
  • Dwarf-King Durgrim Ironvault
  • Dwarf-King Hroddin Deepdelve

E: 43 names

  • Eberhard VIII
  • Ector, Defender of the Fords
  • Edrik Silverkeel, King of the Outer Isles
  • Edrun, Second of His Name
  • Edwin the Twice-Wed
  • Egmont II
  • Elder King Sylvaren Moonwell
  • Elf-King Caelorn of the Silver Birches
  • Elf-King Thalanir Dawnleaf
  • Elfwine the Singer
  • Elias IV
  • Emil IV of Staghaven
  • Emir Abdul Rahman the Falcon
  • Emir Tariq ibn Ziyad

E, continued

  • Emir Timur of Samarkand
  • Emir Yusuf of Saragossa
  • Emperor Gaozu of Han
  • Emperor Go-Daigo the Restorer
  • Emperor Hongwu the Founder
  • Emperor Jimmu of the Rising Sun
  • Emperor Kangxi the Long-Reigning
  • Emperor Kanmu of Heian
  • Emperor Meiji the Enlightened
  • Emperor Nintoku
  • Emperor Qianlong
  • Emperor Qin Shi Huang
  • Emperor Quang Trung
  • Emperor Taizong of Tang

E, continued

  • Emperor Taizu of Song
  • Emperor Wu of Han
  • Emperor Yongle of the Forbidden City
  • Engelbert II
  • Eoghan the Stranger
  • Erechtheus of Athens
  • Erhard V
  • Erlking Halewyn of the Alder Wood
  • Esarhaddon of Assyria
  • Eskil the Landless
  • Eurystheus of Tiryns
  • Eustace IV
  • Everard III
  • Ewald, Lord of the Nine Rivers
  • Exile King Lorent of Nowhere

F: 7 names

  • Faerie King Finvarra of the Hollow Hills
  • Falco II
  • Fenric the Hunted
  • Fisher King Pellam of Corbenic
  • Forge-Thane Dolgrin the Unyielding
  • Fulbert the Forgetful
  • Fulk II

G: 28 names

  • Gaiseric of the Vandals
  • Gaspar, Heir of the Broken Crown
  • Gautier VII
  • Gawen the Lantern
  • Geoffrey II
  • George the Brilliant of Georgia
  • Gereon, Elect of the Free Cities
  • Gerold III
  • Gervase III
  • Ghost King Malverick the Unburied
  • Giant-King Hrungar Mountainstride
  • Gilbert V of Morrowfield
  • Giselbert II
  • Gismond the Gilded

G, continued

  • Goblin King Snikkit the Sly
  • Godric IV
  • Godrun Redfern, King Under the Hill
  • Gontran III
  • Good Harry of the Fords
  • Gorboduc of Britain
  • Gudmund IV
  • Guiscard II
  • Gundobad of the Burgundians
  • Gunnar Half-Crown
  • Guthred II
  • Gwyddno Garanhir
  • Gyges of Lydia
  • Gylfi of Sweden

H: 35 names

  • Hakon the Unhorsed
  • Halbert the Homesick
  • Hallgrim III
  • Halvar Stormrook, King of the Northmarch
  • Halvard V
  • Hammer-Lord Thrakk Goldvein
  • Hartmann IV
  • Harvest King Wendric Goldsheaf
  • Heidrek the Wise
  • Hemming the Hasty
  • Hendrick Ravenscar, King of the Cold Gate

H, continued

  • Hermit King Anselm of the Crag
  • High King Aedhan the Fair
  • High King Aldermond of the Five Crowns
  • High King Brennus of the Nine Clans
  • High King Breogan the Far-Sailed
  • High King Cormac mac Airt
  • High King Daegan Ironhand
  • High King Eldric of the Twin Thrones
  • High King Fenwyn Starcloak
  • High King Gwydion Silverbough
  • High King Maelgwn of Gwynedd
  • High King Rhodri Mawr

H, continued

  • High King Ruadri Ironoath
  • High King Torvin Oathkeeper
  • High King Uthred Bloodaxe
  • Hill-King Gorm Boulderback
  • Hobart the Hedge-Born
  • Hoel of Brittany
  • Hollis, Ninth of His Name
  • Hrethel of the Geats
  • Hrothulf III
  • Hugh, Anointed of the White Abbey
  • Hugo IX of Aldersey
  • Humbert IV

I: 11 names

  • Idomeneus of Crete
  • Imre the Unsleeping
  • Ingeld of the Heathobards
  • Ingelram III
  • Inkosi Cetshwayo kaMpande
  • Inkosi Mzilikazi of the Ndebele
  • Inkosi Shaka kaSenzangakhona
  • Isembard II
  • Ithel the Ploughman
  • Ivan the Fair
  • Ivo the Weeper

J: 6 names

  • Jasper the Coinless
  • Jocelin the Hound
  • Jocelyn III
  • Jordan II of Vandmere
  • Jorgen Longstride
  • Josse, Crowned Twice at Marrow Ford

K: 417 names

  • Kabaka Mutesa of Buganda
  • Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossa
  • Kaiser Heinrich the Fowler
  • Kaiser Konrad the Salian
  • Kaiser Lothar of Saxony
  • Kaiser Maximilian the Last Knight
  • Kaiser Otto the Great
  • Kaiser Rudolf Hohenberg
  • Karalius Gintaras the Amber-Rich
  • Kaspar II
  • Kenric the Merciful
  • Kester the Tithe-Taker
  • Khagan Bayan of the Avars
  • Khagan Bilge the Wise

K, continued

  • Khagan Bumin of the Blue Turks
  • Khagan Istemi of the Western Turks
  • Khan Asparuh of the Bulgars
  • Khan Batu of the Golden Horde
  • Khan Hulagu of the Ilkhanate
  • Khan Krum the Fearsome
  • Khan Kublai the Great
  • Khan Mongke
  • Khan Ogedei the Magnanimous
  • Khan Temujin of the Steppe
  • Khan Toghrul of the Keraits
  • Khan Uzbeg of the Golden Horde
  • King Adalbert the Drowned
  • King Adils of Uppsala
  • King Admetus of Pherae

K, continued

  • King Aedric the Hollow
  • King Aegeus of Athens
  • King Aethelfrith the Ferocious
  • King Aethelred the Unready
  • King Afonso Henriques
  • King Agamemnon of Mycenae
  • King Agesilaus the Lame
  • King Ahab of Samaria
  • King Alaric of the Visigoths
  • King Alberic Goldentongue
  • King Alberich of the Nibelungs
  • King Aldhelm Greycastle
  • King Aldous the Steadfast
  • King Aldwyn the Peacemaker
  • King Alexander the Fierce

K, continued

  • King Alexander the Great
  • King Alfonso the Battler
  • King Alfonso the Chaste
  • King Alfonso the Wise
  • King Alfred the Great
  • King Alfred Vanthorne
  • King Ambrose Whitlock
  • King Anselm the Devout
  • King Ansgar of the Deep Fjords
  • King Antiochus the Great
  • King Ariovistus of the Suebi
  • King Arminius of the Cherusci
  • King Arnulf the Watcher
  • King Artaxerxes Longhand
  • King Arthur Pendragon

K, continued

  • King Ashurbanipal the Scholar
  • King Athelstan the Glorious
  • King Aubrey the Thrice-Crowned
  • King Aurelian the Unbroken
  • King Aylmer Cinderfell
  • King Bagdemagus of Gorre
  • King Baldric the Builder
  • King Balian Greywater
  • King Ban of Benwick
  • King Bardolf Thornwick
  • King Bela the Blind
  • King Benedict the Sorrowful
  • King Beowulf of the Geats
  • King Berengar the Old
  • King Bertram the Scarred

K, continued

  • King Bjorn Ironside
  • King Bran the Blessed
  • King Brannoch Ironcrown
  • King Brian Boru
  • King Brynjar Wolfsbane
  • King Cadmus the Founder
  • King Cador of the Stone Shore
  • King Cadwaladr the Blessed
  • King Cadwallon of Gwynedd
  • King Caspian II
  • King Cassian Dawnbringer
  • King Cedric III
  • King Charlemagne
  • King Charles of Luxembourg
  • King Charles the Bald

K, continued

  • King Charles the Mad
  • King Charles the Wise
  • King Christian the Tyrant
  • King Clovis of the Franks
  • King Cnut the Great
  • King Coel Hen
  • King Coloman the Learned
  • King Conan of Carrowgate
  • King Conn of the Hundred Battles
  • King Conrad of Hollin
  • King Corvin Blackmoor
  • King Creon of Thebes
  • King Crispin the Thrifty
  • King Croesus of Lydia
  • King Cunedda of Gwynedd

K, continued

  • King Cuthwin the Roadmaker
  • King Cymbeline of the Catuvellauni
  • King Cyneric of Wessenmoor
  • King Cynewulf of Eastmarch
  • King Cyrus the Great
  • King Daelon Flameheart
  • King Dagobert of the Franks
  • King Dathan Wyrmsbane
  • King David of Israel
  • King David the Builder
  • King David the Saint
  • King Declan Oakshield
  • King Desiderius of the Lombards
  • King Desmond of the Amber Vale
  • King Diarmait mac Cerbaill

K, continued

  • King Dietrich of Bern
  • King Dinis the Farmer
  • King Dorian Fallowmere
  • King Duncan the Diseased
  • King Dunstan the Brave
  • King Eadric Ashenbrand
  • King Eamon Brightspear
  • King Edgar the Lawmaker
  • King Edgar the Peaceful
  • King Edmund Ironside
  • King Edmund the Unready
  • King Edward Longshanks
  • King Edward the Confessor
  • King Egbert Hollowell
  • King Eldred the Winter-Born

K, continued

  • King Elric Moonshadow
  • King Emeric IV
  • King Emrys of the Hollow Hills
  • King Eric Bloodaxe
  • King Eric of Pomerania
  • King Erik the Saint
  • King Ethelbert the Quiet
  • King Etzel of the Huns
  • King Ewart Greyhelm of the Marches
  • King Faramund the Sleepless
  • King Ferdinand the Saint
  • King Fergus Mor mac Eirc
  • King Ferrand the Hammer
  • King Finn of Frisia

K, continued

  • King Florian of Three Rivers
  • King Francis the Father of Letters
  • King Frederic Stormcrown
  • King Frodi the Peaceful
  • King Galahad Brightspur
  • King Garrick Stormhallow
  • King Gerent Whitestag
  • King Gethin the Harper
  • King Ghazi the Fearless
  • King Gilgamesh of Uruk
  • King Godfrey the Pilgrim
  • King Godwin of Ashbury
  • King Gorm the Old
  • King Gruffydd ap Llywelyn
  • King Gunther of Burgundy

K, continued

  • King Gustav Vasa
  • King Gwanggaeto the Great
  • King Haakon the Good
  • King Hadrian the Shieldbearer
  • King Haldane Frostbeard
  • King Halfdan the Black
  • King Halloran Vey
  • King Hamelin the Brief
  • King Hammurabi the Lawgiver
  • King Harald Bluetooth
  • King Harald Fairhair
  • King Harald Hardrada
  • King Harald Ninefingers
  • King Harald Wartooth
  • King Harold Godwinson

K, continued

  • King Hartwin the Wall-Builder
  • King Havelock Sunderland
  • King Henry of Navarre
  • King Heremod of the Danes
  • King Hereward the Unanointed
  • King Herod the Great
  • King Hezekiah the Faithful
  • King Hiram of Tyre
  • King Hrolf Kraki
  • King Hrothgar of the Danes
  • King Hugh Capet
  • King Hygelac of the Geats
  • King Hywel Dda
  • King Ilmar Frostvein
  • King Ingjald Ill-Ruler

K, continued

  • King Ingmar Wolfsmere
  • King Ingram the Fortunate
  • King Isidore the Shipwright
  • King Ivar the Boneless
  • King Ivar Wide-Fathom
  • King Ivor the Far-Sighted
  • King Jaime the Conqueror
  • King Jarlath of Low Tarn
  • King Jayavarman the Builder
  • King Jehu the Charioteer
  • King Jinheung the Conqueror
  • King Joao of Good Memory
  • King Jogaila of Poland
  • King John the Good
  • King Jorah the Unwilling

K, continued

  • King Jorund the Storm-Tossed
  • King Joscelin of Ardale
  • King Josiah the Reformer
  • King Kaelen Starfall
  • King Kalakaua the Merrie Monarch
  • King Kaloyan the Romanslayer
  • King Kamehameha the Great
  • King Karl Knutsson
  • King Kendrick the Lost
  • King Kenelm the Bookish
  • King Kenneth MacAlpin
  • King Ladislaus the Short
  • King Lambert Ashcombe
  • King Laurin of the Rose Garden
  • King Leander Goldhollow

K, continued

  • King Lear of Britain
  • King Leodegrance of Cameliard
  • King Leofric Oakenhall
  • King Leofwin the Grey
  • King Leonidas of Sparta
  • King Llywelyn the Great
  • King Lorcan Greyhawk
  • King Lot of Orkney
  • King Lothair of Lotharingia
  • King Louis the Lion
  • King Louis the Pious
  • King Louis the Spider
  • King Lucan Wyvernhart
  • King Lud of Trinovantum
  • King Ludovic the Long-Lived

K, continued

  • King Ly Thai To
  • King Lysander the Soft-Spoken
  • King Macbeth of Alba
  • King Maddoc the Red
  • King Magnus Barefoot
  • King Magnus the Lawmender
  • King Malachy of Meath
  • King Malcolm Canmore
  • King Manfred of Hohenstaufen
  • King Marcus the Orator
  • King Mark of Cornwall
  • King Marobod of the Marcomanni
  • King Matthias Corvinus
  • King Menelaus of Sparta
  • King Merrick of Thornhold

K, continued

  • King Meurig the Open-Handed
  • King Midas of Phrygia
  • King Milutin the Builder
  • King Mindaugas of Lithuania
  • King Minos of Crete
  • King Mithridates the Great
  • King Mordaunt the Kinless
  • King Morvran Stonefist
  • King Munmu of Silla
  • King Naresuan the Black Prince
  • King Nebuchadnezzar the Great
  • King Nestor of Pylos
  • King Niall of the Nine Hostages
  • King Nicolas the Heavy
  • King Oberon of the Summer Court

K, continued

  • King Oderic of Eskerfield
  • King Odo the Fat
  • King Odoacer of Italy
  • King Odysseus of Ithaca
  • King Oedipus of Thebes
  • King Offa of Angel
  • King Offa of Mercia
  • King Olaf Tryggvason
  • King Olof Skotkonung
  • King Ongentheow of the Swedes
  • King Ordric Bramblecrown
  • King Orlath Grimspear
  • King Orrin the Patient
  • King Osgood the Dreamer

K, continued

  • King Osmund the Twice-Exiled
  • King Osric the Unbending
  • King Oswald the Pious
  • King Oswin Fairhand
  • King Oswy the Bold
  • King Ottokar of Bohemia
  • King Pedro the Cruel
  • King Pelayo of Asturias
  • King Pellinore of Listenoise
  • King Pelops of Pisa
  • King Penda of Mercia
  • King Pepin the Short
  • King Percival the Gentle
  • King Peregrine Duskmantle
  • King Philip Augustus

K, continued

  • King Philip of Macedon
  • King Philip the Fair
  • King Philip Wintermere
  • King Piers Fenwick
  • King Pomare of Tahiti
  • King Priam of Troy
  • King Ptolemy Soter
  • King Pyrrhus of Epirus
  • King Quintus the Gracious
  • King Radulf the Miser
  • King Ragnar Lodbrok
  • King Rainald Dunmere
  • King Ramiro of Aragon
  • King Ramkhamhaeng the Great
  • King Ranulf the Restless

K, continued

  • King Rhogar Stormwarden
  • King Rhys ap Morcant
  • King Richard the Lionheart
  • King Rience of North Wales
  • King Robert the Bruce
  • King Robert the Pious
  • King Rodric the Bear
  • King Roger of Sicily
  • King Roland of the Westmarch
  • King Rothari the Lawgiver
  • King Samuel of Bulgaria
  • King Sancho the Great
  • King Sargon of Akkad
  • King Saul of Gibeah
  • King Scyld Scefing

K, continued

  • King Sebastian the Desired
  • King Sejong the Great
  • King Seleucus Nicator
  • King Sennacherib of Assyria
  • King Severin Ashmantle
  • King Seward the Watchful
  • King Sigbert of the Salt Marches
  • King Sigismund the Old
  • King Sigmund the Tall
  • King Sigurd Ring
  • King Sigurd the Crusader
  • King Simeon the Great
  • King Solomon the Wise
  • King Stefan the Bitter
  • King Stefan the First-Crowned

K, continued

  • King Stephen of Blackbarrow
  • King Stephen of Hungary
  • King Suro of Gaya
  • King Suryavarman of Angkor
  • King Sverre Sigurdsson
  • King Sweyn Forkbeard
  • King Taejo of Goryeo
  • King Tancred Halfhand
  • King Tancred of Lecce
  • King Tarquin the Proud
  • King Thalric Emberhold
  • King Theodoric the Great
  • King Theodric of Harrowmere
  • King Theseus of Athens
  • King Thurstan Ironmere

K, continued

  • King Tiberius the Lame
  • King Tiglath-Pileser
  • King Tigranes the Great
  • King Tomislav of Croatia
  • King Torben Coldwater
  • King Totila the Immortal
  • King Tristram the Loyal
  • King Tvrtko of Bosnia
  • King Tybalt Stormforge
  • King Ulric the Widowmaker
  • King Ulther Nightbane
  • King Ur-Nammu of Ur
  • King Uriens of Gore
  • King Uther Pendragon
  • King Vaelith of the Silver Coast

K, continued

  • King Valdemar Atterdag
  • King Valdemar Greystone
  • King Valdemar the Victorious
  • King Varek Skullcrown
  • King Viktor of Ravenholm
  • King Vorgan the Cruel
  • King Vortigern the Usurper
  • King Waltheof the Kind
  • King Warin the Bridgeburner
  • King Wen of Zhou
  • King Wenceslaus the Good
  • King Wendel the Reluctant
  • King Wermund the Blind
  • King Wilhelm the Mild
  • King William the Conqueror

K, continued

  • King Wulfric Stonebrow
  • King Wystan the Unlucky
  • King Xerxes the Great
  • King Yorick the Unsmiling
  • King Ysgar the Unseen
  • King Zoran Nightingale
  • King Zygmunt the Reformer
  • Kiraly Levente Ironhoof
  • Knyaz Alexander Nevsky
  • Knyaz Igor the Old
  • Knyaz Oleg of Novgorod
  • Knyaz Rostislav the Fair
  • Knyaz Sviatopolk the Accursed
  • Knyaz Vladimir the Great
  • Koning Diederik the Dyke-Builder

K, continued

  • Koning Joost the Herring-Rich
  • Koning Wouter of the Low Fens
  • Konung Alrik Seafarer
  • Konung Arnvid of the Lake Country
  • Konung Hallstein the Ring-Giver
  • Konung Styrkar the Winter-Guest
  • Krak of Krakow
  • Kral Bohdan of the Silver Mines
  • Kral Vojtech the Glassmaker
  • Kralj Ratko of the White Karst
  • Krol Bogumil the Beekeeper
  • Krol Dobromir the Salt-Miner
  • Krol Jaromir of the Amber Road
  • Kuningas Aarne of the Thousand Lakes
  • Kuningas Ilmari the Smith

L: 26 names

  • Labarna Hattusili of Hattusa
  • Labraid Loingsech
  • Laius of Thebes
  • Lakan Dula of Tondo
  • Lanfranc II
  • Lantern King Ignatius the Vigilant
  • Laomedon of Troy
  • Last King Edwald of Dunmarrow
  • Latinus of Latium
  • Lazar II of Brenovia
  • Leaf-Crowned Faelar of the Greenwood
  • Lennart, Thrice Restored
  • Leodan II

L, continued

  • Lionel V
  • Lord Under Stone Kazrik Flintmantle
  • Lorimer the Left-Handed
  • Lothar IV
  • Lothen Graymarch, King of the Burnt Shore
  • Lubomir III
  • Lucien, Seventh of the Old Blood
  • Lugal Eannatum of Lagash
  • Lugal Enmerkar of Uruk
  • Lugal Etana of Kish
  • Lugal Mesannepada of Ur
  • Lugh of the Long Arm
  • Lycaon of Arcadia

M: 43 names

  • Mad King Aldemar the Third
  • Maelor the Proudfoot
  • Maharaja Ashoka the Great
  • Maharaja Chandragupta Maurya
  • Maharaja Harsha of Kannauj
  • Maharaja Hayam Wuruk of Majapahit
  • Maharaja Kanishka the Great
  • Maharaja Kharavela of Kalinga
  • Maharaja Lalitaditya of Kashmir
  • Maharaja Ranjit Singh
  • Maharaja Vikramaditya the Valiant
  • Maharana Pratap of Mewar
  • Mai Idris Alooma of Bornu
  • Malik Nasir of Aleppo

M, continued

  • Malik Saif al-Din
  • Manikongo Afonso of Kongo
  • Manikongo Nzinga a Nkuwu
  • Mansa Musa of Mali
  • Mansa Sundiata the Lion King
  • Mansa Uli the Conqueror
  • Marcellus III
  • Marek, Twice Deposed
  • Maric Thornwood, King Beyond the Passes
  • Maric, Third of His Name
  • Masinissa of Numidia
  • Math fab Mathonwy
  • Matholwch of Ireland
  • Matthis, Sovereign of the Tin Coast

M, continued

  • Maurin II
  • Maximin IV
  • Meinhard the Unforgiving
  • Meinrad II
  • Meliodas of Lyonesse
  • Memnon of Aethiopia
  • Mepe Zurab of the Vine Valleys
  • Merchant King Bartholomew Crane
  • Mieszko the Old
  • Miroslav IV
  • Morena Moshoeshoe of the Basotho
  • Moss King Tamlane of the Barrow
  • Mountain King Aldrun Skyhold
  • Mwami Ruganzu Ndori of Rwanda
  • Mwami Rwabugiri of Rwanda

N: 18 names

  • Nabonidus of Babylon
  • Naram-Sin of Akkad
  • Negus Amda Seyon
  • Negus Ezana of Axum
  • Negus Fasilides of Gondar
  • Negus Lalibela of the Rock Churches
  • Negus Menelik of Shewa
  • Negus Tewodros the Lion
  • Negus Yohannes of Tigray

N, continued

  • Negus Zara Yaqob
  • Nentres of Garlot
  • Ngola Kiluanji of Ndongo
  • Nikolai, Crowned at Saint Arvel's
  • Nivard III
  • Njal the Even-Handed
  • Norbert the Sunless
  • Nuada of the Silver Hand
  • Numa Pompilius

O: 26 names

  • Oba Esigie of Benin
  • Oba Ewuare the Great
  • Oba Ozolua the Conqueror
  • Odaenathus of Palmyra
  • Odalric IV
  • Odilon III
  • Odran the Ferryman
  • Oeneus of Calydon
  • Old Ironcrown
  • Old King Cole of Wyndham
  • Omukama Kabalega of Bunyoro
  • Orc-King Grushnak Skullsplitter
  • Orderic V

O, continued

  • Ormond the Elder, King of Lesser Ardent
  • Orson the Ox
  • Osbert II
  • Osgar Brackenhold, King of the Seven Fords
  • Othmar the Crow
  • Ottar Vendel-Crow
  • Ottmar VI
  • Ottoric, First of His Name
  • Overchief Draguk of the Ashen Plain
  • Overking Eadwulf the Tribute-Taker
  • Overking Hrafnkel of the Skerries
  • Overking Sigvard Blackhelm
  • Overking Thorvald of the Isles

P: 28 names

  • Padishah Akbar the Great
  • Padishah Babur the Tiger
  • Padishah Bahadur the Brave
  • Padrig the Peace-Weaver
  • Pascal II
  • Peasant King Jack of the Furrow
  • Peleus of Phthia
  • Pelias of Iolcus
  • Pentheus of Thebes
  • Pharaoh Ahmose the Liberator
  • Pharaoh Akhenaten the Heretic
  • Pharaoh Amenhotep the Magnificent
  • Pharaoh Djoser of the Step Pyramid
  • Pharaoh Khufu the Builder

P, continued

  • Pharaoh Narmer the Unifier
  • Pharaoh Nectanebo the Last
  • Pharaoh Piye the Nubian
  • Pharaoh Psamtik of Sais
  • Pharaoh Ramesses the Great
  • Pharaoh Senusret the Strong
  • Pharaoh Sneferu
  • Pharaoh Sobekhotep of Thebes
  • Pharaoh Taharqa of Kush
  • Pharaoh Thutmose the Warrior
  • Piast the Wheelwright
  • Pirate King Rufus Blackwater
  • Prester John of the Indies
  • Priest-King Eleazar of Tyre

Q: 1 name

  • Quillon the Wellborn

R: 53 names

  • Radbod of Frisia
  • Radek, First of the Hill Dynasty
  • Radomir the Laughing
  • Radovan III
  • Raimund VII
  • Rainer the Rainmaker
  • Raja Bhoja the Wise
  • Raja Bimbisara of Magadha
  • Raja Dasharatha of Ayodhya
  • Raja Drupada of Panchala
  • Raja Harishchandra
  • Raja Janaka of Mithila
  • Raja Krishna Deva Raya

R, continued

  • Raja Nala of Nishadha
  • Raja Porus of the Punjab
  • Rajah Humabon of Cebu
  • Rajah Sulayman of Maynila
  • Rajaraja Chola the Great
  • Raven King Corvax of the Black Tor
  • Re Gualtiero the Marble-Hearted
  • Re Ottavio the Lute-Player
  • Re Ruggero of the Two Coasts
  • Reef King Okeanor the Fathomless
  • Rege Costin of the Pine Hills
  • Reginald IV of the Greenmarch
  • Rei Tristao the Navigator

R, continued

  • Rei Vasco of the Far Shore
  • Rembert II
  • Renaud III
  • Rex Aurelius Magnus
  • Rex Cassius of Ostia
  • Rex Flavius the Younger
  • Rex Gaius Valerian
  • Rex Lucius Severan
  • Rex Septimus the Elder
  • Rey Alvaro of the White Sierra
  • Rey Fadrique the Olive-Planter
  • Rey Nuno the Falconer
  • Reynard II

R, continued

  • Rhesus of Thrace
  • Rhodric Highmoor, King at Carn Dhu
  • Ri Fiachra of the Western Isles
  • Ricard, Protector of the Lowlands
  • Roi Aubry of Valmont
  • Roi Enguerrand Longsword
  • Roi Gaston the Vintner
  • Roi Thierry the Fair-Spoken
  • Romulus the Founder
  • Rowan the Heron
  • Runefather Haldur Granitebrow
  • Ruprecht the Rueful
  • Rurik the Stern
  • Rurik, Shield of the Eastmark

S: 60 names

  • Saer the Abdicator
  • Sailor King Ragnvald Saltbeard
  • Samo of the Wends
  • Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan
  • Sanche XII
  • Sapa Inca Atahualpa
  • Sapa Inca Huayna Capac
  • Sapa Inca Manco Capac
  • Sapa Inca Pachacuti the Earth-Shaker
  • Sapa Inca Tupac Yupanqui
  • Sarpedon of Lycia
  • Savaric III
  • Scholar King Matthias the Annotator
  • Sea-King Maronis of the Pearl Deeps
  • Servius Tullius

S, continued

  • Shah Abbas the Great
  • Shah Ardashir Farrukhzad
  • Shah Bahram the Hunter
  • Shah Fereydun
  • Shah Jamshid of Parsa
  • Shah Kavad the Builder
  • Shah Kay Kavus
  • Shah Kay Khosrow
  • Shah Khosrow the Just
  • Shah Manuchehr
  • Shah Nader of Khorasan
  • Shah Rostam the Lion
  • Shah Yazdegerd the Sinner
  • Shahanshah Darius the Great
  • Shahanshah Shapur the Victorious

S, continued

  • Shepherd King Amos of Hesbon
  • Sigefroi II
  • Siggeir of Gautland
  • Sigtrygg II
  • Sisyphus of Corinth
  • Sonni Ali the Great
  • Stonefather Grundal Anvilmark
  • Storm King Thaddeus Wrathmoor
  • Sultan Agung of Mataram
  • Sultan Alp Arslan
  • Sultan Baibars of Cairo
  • Sultan Bayezid the Thunderbolt
  • Sultan Harun the Generous
  • Sultan Idris of Qalara
  • Sultan Iltutmish of Delhi

S, continued

  • Sultan Iskandar Muda of Aceh
  • Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni
  • Sultan Malik al-Zahir
  • Sultan Mansur Shah of Malacca
  • Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror
  • Sultan Murad the Silent
  • Sultan Osman Ghazi
  • Sultan Rashid of the Seven Oases
  • Sultan Saladin of Egypt and Syria
  • Sultan Selim the Grim
  • Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent
  • Sun King Aurelius the Radiant
  • Svatopluk of Moravia
  • Sviatoslav the Brave
  • Sweyn Snowbeard

T: 44 names

  • Telamon of Salamis
  • The Boy Who Wore Two Crowns
  • The Brother Who Came Back
  • The Crow on the Oak Throne
  • The Good Tyrant of Ashbury
  • The Grey Stag of Ardale
  • The Miller's Son of Harrowmere
  • The Old Lion of Carrowgate
  • The Sleeper Under Dunmarrow
  • The Uncrowned of Wessenmoor
  • Theron, Keeper of the Oak Throne
  • Thibaut IV
  • Thorald VI
  • Thorn Lord Aubrion the Unseelie

T, continued

  • Tide-Lord Nerevin Coralcrown
  • Tiridates the Great of Armenia
  • Tlatoani Acamapichtli
  • Tlatoani Ahuitzotl the Fierce
  • Tlatoani Axayacatl
  • Tlatoani Cuauhtemoc the Last
  • Tlatoani Itzcoatl of Tenochtitlan
  • Tlatoani Moctezuma the Elder
  • Tlatoani Nezahualcoyotl of Texcoco
  • Tobin the Mule
  • Tomas VI of the Low Coast
  • Tormand Hartcliffe, King in the West
  • Torquil the Sea-Wed
  • Torstein II
  • Troll King Bjarg Bridgekeeper

T, continued

  • Tsar Alexei Mirovich
  • Tsar Boris the Quiet
  • Tsar Dusan the Mighty
  • Tsar Feodor the Bellringer
  • Tsar Ivan the Terrible
  • Tsar Mikhail Starogorsky
  • Tsar Peter the Great
  • Tsenpo Songtsen Gampo
  • Tsenpo Trisong Detsen
  • Tuathal Techtmar
  • Tui Kanokupolu Taufa'ahau
  • Tullus Hostilius
  • Turnus of the Rutuli
  • Twilight Lord Vaelen Nightbloom
  • Tyndareus of Sparta

U: 4 names

  • Ughtred the Frostbitten
  • Ulfgar Shieldless
  • Under-King Bledri of the Lower Vale
  • Under-King Cenwalh of the Marsh Folk

V: 5 names

  • Valentin, Father of the Realm
  • Vasily the Blind
  • Vaughan the Gallows-Maker
  • Vladislav the Short
  • Volsung of Hunland

W: 17 names

  • Waleran II
  • Wamba of the Visigoths
  • Wanax Alektryon of the Lion Gate
  • Warlord-King Urzog the Unscarred
  • Warner III of Kessel
  • Warrior-King Gareth the Unbowed
  • Wigbert II
  • Willem IX

W, continued

  • Wilmot the Wary
  • Winter King Haakon Frostmantle
  • Wolfhard IV
  • Wolfram the Honest
  • Wood-King Ilvaris Mossmantle
  • Wulfhere Harrowgate, King in the Vale
  • Wulfstan I
  • Wymond the Ever-Late
  • Wyrm-Lord Azharion Cindertongue

Y: 3 names

  • Yaroslav the Wise
  • Yu the Great of Xia
  • Yves III

Z: 3 names

  • Zdenek II
  • Zipa Tisquesusa of Bacata
  • Zoltan II of Karsova