Editing House of Savoy (section)

== List of rulers ==
{{main|List of rulers of Savoy}}

=== Counts of Savoy ===
{{main|County of Savoy}}
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* [[Humbert I of Savoy|Humbert I]] "Biancamano" ("White Hand"), Count 1003–1047/1048 ({{circa}} 972/975–1047/48)
** [[Amadeus I of Savoy|Amadeus I]], Count 1048–1051 (died c. 1052)
** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Otto of Savoy|Otto]], Count 1051–1060 (c. 1020–1060)
*** [[Peter I of Savoy|Peter I]], Count 1060–1078 (1048/49–1078)
*** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Amadeus II of Savoy|Amadeus II]], Count 1060–1080 (c. 1046–1080)
**** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Humbert II of Savoy|Humbert II]], Count 1080–1103 (c. 1072–1103)
***** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Amadeus III of Savoy|Amadeus III]], Count 1103–1148 (c. 1095–1148)
****** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Humbert III of Savoy|Humbert III]], Count 1148–1189 (1136–1189)
******* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Thomas I of Savoy|Thomas I]], Count 1189–1233 (1178–1233)
******** [[Amadeus IV of Savoy|Amadeus IV]], Count 1233–1253 (1197–1253)
********* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Boniface, Count of Savoy|Boniface]], Count 1253–1263 (1244–1263)
******** [[Peter II, Count of Savoy|Peter II]], Count 1263–1268 (1203–1268)
******** [[Philip I, Count of Savoy|Philip I]], Count 1268–1285 (1207–1285)
******** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Thomas, Count of Flanders|Thomas II]], regent 1253–1259 (1199–1259)
********* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Amadeus V, Count of Savoy|Amadeus V]], Count 1285–1323 (1249–1323)
********** [[Edward, Count of Savoy|Edward I]], Count 1323–1329 (1284–1329)
********** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Aimone, Count of Savoy|Aimone]], Count 1329–1343 (1291–1343)
*********** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Amadeus VI, Count of Savoy|Amadeus VI]], Count 1343–1383 (1334–1383)
************ {{tree list/final branch}} [[Amadeus VII, Count of Savoy|Amadeus VII]], Count 1383–1391 (1360–1391)
************* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Antipope Felix V|Amadeus VIII]], Count 1391–1416 (1383–1451)
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=== Dukes of Savoy ===
{{main|Duchy of Savoy}}
Source: {{cite web|url=http://genealogy.euweb.cz/savoy/savoy3.html|title=Savoy 3|website=Genealogy index|access-date=22 December 2024}}
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* [[Antipope Felix V|Amadeus VIII]], Duke of Savoy 1416–1434, Antipope Felix V 1439–1449 (1383–1451), abdicated (from both)
** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Louis, Duke of Savoy|Louis I]], Duke of Savoy 1434–1465 (1413–1465)
*** [[Amadeus IX, Duke of Savoy|Amadeus IX]], Duke of Savoy 1465–1472 (1435–1472)
**** [[Philibert I, Duke of Savoy|Philibert I]], Duke of Savoy 1472–1482 (1465–1482)
**** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles I, Duke of Savoy|Charles I]], Duke of Savoy 1482–1490 (1468–1490)
***** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles II, Duke of Savoy|Charles (II) John Amadeus]], Duke of Savoy 1490–1496 (1490–1496)
*** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Philip II, Duke of Savoy|Philip II]], Duke of Savoy 1496–1497 (1438–1497)
**** [[Philibert II, Duke of Savoy|Philibert II]], Duke of Savoy 1497–1504 (1480–1504)
**** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles III, Duke of Savoy|Charles III]], Duke of Savoy 1504–1553 (1486–1553)
***** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy|Emmanuel Philibert]], Duke of Savoy 1553–1580 (1528–1580)
****** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy|Charles Emmanuel I]], Duke of Savoy 1580–1630 (1562–1630)
******* [[Victor Amadeus I, Duke of Savoy|Victor Amadeus I]], Duke of Savoy 1630–1637 (1587–1637)
******** [[Francis Hyacinth, Duke of Savoy|Francis Hyacinth]], Duke of Savoy 1637–1638 (1632–1638)
******** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy|Charles Emmanuel II]], Duke of Savoy 1638–1675 (1634–1675)
********* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Amadeus II of Sardinia|Victor Amadeus II]], Duke of Savoy 1675–1730, later King of Sicily then Sardinia (see below) (1666–1732), abdicated
******* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Thomas Francis, Prince of Carignano|Thomas Francis]], 1st Prince of Carignano 1620–1656 (1596–1656), ancestor of all remaining dynasties
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=== Kings of Sicily ===
* [[Victor Amadeus II of Sardinia|Victor Amadeus II]], King of Sicily 1713–1720 (1666–1732)

=== Kings of Sardinia ===
{{main|Kingdom of Sardinia (1720–1861)}}
Sources: {{cite web|url=http://genealogy.euweb.cz/savoy/savoy4.html|title=Savoy 4|website=Genealogy index|access-date=22 December 2024}} {{cite web|url=http://genealogy.euweb.cz/savoy/savoy5.html|title=Savoy 5|website=Genealogy index|access-date=22 December 2024}}
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* Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy 1580–1630 (1562–1630)
** Victor Amadeus I, Duke of Savoy 1630–1637 (1587–1637)
*** {{tree list/final branch}} Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy 1638–1675 (1634–1675)
**** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Amadeus II]], King of Sardinia 1720–1730 (1666–1732), abdicated
***** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles Emmanuel III]], King of Sardinia 1730–1773 (1701–1773)
****** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Amadeus III]], King of Sardinia 1773–1796 (1726–1796)
******* [[Charles Emmanuel IV]], King of Sardinia 1796–1802 (1751–1819), abdicated
******* [[Victor Emmanuel I]], King of Sardinia 1802–1821 (1759–1824), abdicated
******* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles Felix of Sardinia|Charles Felix]], King of Sardinia 1821–1831 (1765–1831)
** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Thomas Francis, Prince of Carignano|Thomas Francis]], 1st Prince of Carignano 1620–1656 (1596–1656)
*** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Emmanuel Philibert, Prince of Carignano|Emmanuel Philibert]], 2nd Prince of Carignano 1656–1709 (1628–1709)
**** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Amadeus I, Prince of Carignano|Victor Amadeus I]], 3rd Prince of Carignano 1709–1741 (1690–1741)
***** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Louis Victor, Prince of Carignano|Louis Victor]], 4th Prince of Carignano 1741–1778 (1721–1778)
****** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Amadeus II, Prince of Carignano|Victor Amadeus II]], 5th Prince of Carignano 1778–1780 (1743–1780)
******* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles Emmanuel, Prince of Carignano|Charles Emmanuel]], 6th Prince of Carignano 1780–1800 (1770–1800)
******** {{tree list/final branch}} [[Charles Albert of Sardinia|Charles Albert]], 7th Prince of Carignano 1800–1831, King of Sardinia 1831–1849 (1798–1849), abdicated
********* {{tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Emmanuel II]], King of Sardinia 1849–1861 (1820–1878)
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=== Kings of Italy ===
{{main|Kingdom of Italy}}
Sources: {{cite web|url=http://genealogy.euweb.cz/savoy/savoy6.html|title=Savoy 6|website=Genealogy index|access-date=22 December 2024}}
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* [[Victor Emmanuel II of Italy|Victor Emmanuel II]], King of Italy 1861–1878 (1820–1878)
** {{Tree list/final branch}} [[Umberto I of Italy|Umberto I]], King of Italy 1878–1900 (1844–1900)
*** {{Tree list/final branch}} [[Victor Emmanuel III of Italy|Victor Emmanuel III]], King of Italy 1900–1946 (1869–1947), abdicated
**** {{Tree list/final branch}} [[Umberto II of Italy|Umberto II]], King of Italy 1946 (1904–1983), deposed
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=== Emperors of Ethiopia ===
{{main|Ethiopian Empire|Italian East Africa}}
* [[Victor Emmanuel III of Italy|Victor Emmanuel III]], Emperor of Ethiopia (1936–1941), contested by Emperor in exile [[Haile Selassie I]]

=== Kings of Albania ===
{{main|Albanian Kingdom (1939–1943)}}
* [[Victor Emmanuel III of Italy|Victor Emmanuel III]], King of Albania (1939–1943)

=== Kings of Spain ===
{{main|Sexenio Democrático}}
* [[Amadeo I of Spain|Amadeo I]], King of Spain (1870–1873), son of Victor Emmanuel II

=== World War II Croatia ===
In 1941, in the fascist puppet state [[Independent State of Croatia]], [[Prince Aimone, Duke of Aosta]], grandson of [[Amadeo I of Spain]], was formally named as the king under the name [[Prince Aimone, Duke of Aosta|Tomislav II]]; he never ruled in practice as he remained residing in Italy, and formally abdicated in 1943 when Italy ended participation with the [[Axis Powers]].

===Cyprus, Jerusalem, and Armenia===
In 1396, the title and privileges of the final king of the [[Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia]], [[Levon V of Armenia|Levon V]], were transferred to [[James I of Cyprus|James I]], his cousin and king of Cyprus. The title of King of Armenia was thus united with the titles of King of Cyprus and King of Jerusalem.<ref>{{cite book | last = Hadjilyra | first = Alexander-Michael | title = The Armenians of Cyprus | publisher = Kalaydjian Foundation |year= 2009 | location = New York | page = 12 }}</ref> The title was held to the modern day by the House of Savoy.{{citation needed|date=November 2013}}