Wikipedia: United Kingdom/Relationships

The throne of England often did not pass smoothly from parent to child. Lack of heirs, civil wars, murders and invasions affected the inheritance in ways that a simple list of kings does not show.

Egbert?, King of Wessex 802-839, First king of England (829-839)
his son, Ethelwulf? 839-856
his son, Ethelbald? 856-860
his brother, Ethelbert? 860-866
his brother, Ethelred? 866-871
his brother, Alfred the Great 871-899
his son, [Edward the Elder]? 899-924
his son, Athelstan? 924-939
his brother, [Edmund I]? 939-946
his brother, Edred? 946-955
Edmund I's son, Edwy? 955-959
his brother, Edgar? 959-975
his son, [Edward II]? the Martyr 975-979
his brother, [Ethelred II the Unready]? 979-1013 and 1014-1016
unrelated, Sweyn? 1013-1014
Ethelred II's son, [Edmund II Ironside]? Apr-Nov 1016
Sweyn's son, [Canute the Great]? 1016-1035
his son, [Harold Harefoot]? 1037-1040
his halfbrother, Hardicanute? 1040-1042
Ethelred II's son, [Edward the Confessor]? 1042-1066
his brother-in-law, [Harold II]? Jan-Oct 1066
his half-greatnephew, [Edgar Atheling]? Oct-Dec 1066
maternal 1st cousin twice removed of Edward, William the Conqueror 1066-1087
his son, [William II Rufus]? 1087-1100
his brother, [Henry I Beauclerc]? 1100-1135
his nephew, Stephen 1135-1154
his first cousin once removed, [Henry II Curtmantle]? 1154-1189
his son, [Richard Coeur de Lion]? 1189-1199
his brother, [John Lackland]? 1199-1216
his son, [Henry III]? 1216-1272
his son, [Edward I Longshanks]? 1272-1307
his son, [Edward II]? 1307-1327
his son, [Edward III]? 1327-1377
his grandson, [Richard II]? 1377-1399
his cousin, Henry IV 1399-1413
his son, [Henry V]? 1413-1422
his son, [Henry VI]? 1422-1461 and 1470-1471
his third cousin twice removed, [Edward IV]? 1461-1470 and 1471-1483
his son, [Edward V]? Apr-June 1483
his uncle, Richard III 1483-1485
his nephew, Henry VII 1485-1509
his son, Henry VIII 1509-1547
his son, [Edward VI]? 1547-1553
his first cousin once removed, Jane? 1553
Edward VI's half-sister, Mary I 1553-1558
her half-sister, Elizabeth I 1558-1603

In 1603 the [Union of the Crowns]? took place, combining the royal lines of England and Scotland. King James VI of Scotland became James I of England. Since then, a single monarchy has ruled the United Kingdom

her first cousin twice removed, James I 1603-1625
his son, Charles I 1625-1649
his son, [Charles II]? 1649-1685
his brother, [James II]? 1685-1689
his daughter [Mary II]? & her husband and cousin, William III jointly 1689-1694
William III ruled alone 1694-1702
Mary's sister, Anne? 1702-1714
her second cousin, [George I]? 1714-1727
his son, [George II]? 1727-1760
his son, [George III]? 1760-1820
his son, [George IV]? 1820-1830
his brother, [William IV]? 1830-1837
his niece, Victoria 1837-1901
her son, [Edward VII]? 1901-1910
his son, [George V]? 1910-1936
his son, [Edward VIII]? Jan-Dec 1936
his brother, [George VI]] 1936-1952
his daughter, Elizabeth II 1952-

: The first half of the page should be under England/Relationships? if anywhere: and certainly a good 25% of the list weren't ruler of an England even remotely as we now conceive of it. Besides which it's a) a sub-page and b) an unrevealing page name: I was expecting to see a breakdown of diplomatic standings with other countries... sjc

: Wouldn't this page be better called [British Royal Family]?, or something similar? -- SJK

: There's a page called The Dutch monarchy. We should probably be consistant and call this [The English Monarchy]?. And flesh it out. --corvus13

: [English Monarchy]? would be good for a part of this list, but it should stop with [William III]? and point to another page called [UK Monarchy]?. Scotland could probably do the same trick -- independent page until 1701, then point to [UK Monarchy]?. The list of names on both would start overlapping with James VI/James I, of course.