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🌳 The Plantagenet Family Tree (1154–1603)

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Explore over four centuries of royal history through this detailed Plantagenet Family Tree, tracing the lineage of one of England's most influential dynasties from King Henry II to Queen Elizabeth I.\


Spanning the reigns of legendary monarchs such as Richard the Lionheart, Edward I, Edward III, Henry V, Edward IV, Richard III, and the Tudor successors, this artwork illustrates the complex web of family relationships that shaped medieval and early modern England.


Featuring the Houses of Lancaster and York, the Wars of the Roses, and the eventual rise of the Tudor dynasty, this poster provides a fascinating visual guide to the kings, queens, princes, and princesses whose lives altered the course of history.


Beautifully presented in a medieval-inspired style, this piece serves as both an educational resource and a striking work of historical wall art.


Poster Features

  • Traces the Plantagenet dynasty from Henry II to Elizabeth I

  • Includes the Houses of Lancaster and York

  • Features key royal marriages and family connections

  • Highlights the Wars of the Roses and Tudor succession

  • Medieval-inspired design and heraldic elements

  • Ideal for historians, genealogists, educators, and collectors


Historical Significance


The Plantagenets ruled England for over three hundred years, overseeing periods of conquest, rebellion, political reform, civil war, and cultural change. Their descendants would shape the future of England long after the dynasty itself had fallen.


This family tree offers a unique opportunity to follow the bloodline that produced some of the most famous figures in British history and understand how a single family helped forge a nation.


"From One Line, A Kingdom. From Many Branches, A Legacy."

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