These goos are from the Royalty category, people famous for being members of a national royalty. Browse another way.

Ameerah al-Taweel

Attempting to pass a Love Letter to this Saudi Arabian in front of her husband would be a bad idea, even if she works toward women's empowerment. Go »

Anne Boleyn

It's just not worth falling head over heels for a man who prefers boys. Go »

Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I

England's greatest head of state had to get over her mother losing her head. Go »

Ashoka

This great emperor spread Buddhism across the Indian subcontinent, but he wasn't played in live action by Rosario Dawson. Go »

Boudica

If you recognize this Roman resister, good luck spelling the name. Go »

Camilla Parker-Bowles

Charles might park her on the throne. Go »

Charles III

Taking over a monarchy is complicated, but this Brit has had 73 years to prepare. Go »

Cleopatra

You don't have to be a professional psychic to identify a goo taylor-made to be this patranizingly easy. Go »

Dipendra Bir Bikram Shah

He ruled for three days and zero hours. Go »

Elizabeth I

This last Tudor queen of England has now been played twice by Cate Blanchett. Go »

Elizabeth II

Her Majesty may be the most famous 79-year-old in the world, but to her family she's just Lilibet. Go »

Franz Ferdinand

History remembers this Austria-Hungarian heir for his association with World War I, but he didn't live to see it. Go »

Françoise d'Aubigné

Let me get this straight. I married the King but I can't be Queen? That's going to be a hard secret to maintain. Go »

Harald Bluetooth

This Danish king united his tribes, and in a way, he also united the wireless devices in your home. Go »

Henry VIII

Divorce, beheading, die, divorce, beheading, survive. Go »

Hirohito

Who is this heavenly King? Go »

Kate Middleton

pretty new princess Go »

King Abdullah II

He continued his father's legacy in Jordan. Who's the new king? Go »

King Hussein

This popular leader brought Jordan closer to the west. Who's the king? Go »

King Tut

Busting into tombs isn't fair-o. Who's the king? Go »

Letizia Ortiz

Whether it be the nightly news or the prince of Spain, she's done it all. Go »

Louis XIV

man in the mirror Go »

Louis XVII

In the 18th century, tuberculosis was as deadly as the guillotine. Go »

Ludwig I

Lots of people have wedding festivities, but getting an entire nation to drink for a month every fall is quite a legacy. Go »

Mansa Musa

His reign coincided with the golden age of the Mali empire, and not just because his vast stores of gold may have made him the richest man in human history. Go »

Marie Antoinette

This Austrian queen of France must have lost her head to suggest that her peasants had cake and should eat it too. Go »

Meghan Markle

The newest member of Britain's royal family is already used to fame, after acting in several Hollywood productions in her native Los Angeles. Go »

Montezuma

After his death marked the birth of New Spain and later Mexico. a common joke held that his vengeance lurked in the water. Go »

Napoléon Bonaparte

This French corporal crowned himself Emperor and remains one of the best military tacticians in European history. Go »

Pachacuti

Turning a village into an empire that conquered much of a continent was all in a day's work for this sun worshiper, but he's best remembered today for the ruins of his estate on top of a mountain. Go »

Prince George

He was already among the most famous people in his island nation at negative six months of age. Go »

Prince Harry

His decision to withdraw from his duties in the British royal family may prove even more controversial than his marriage. Go »

Prince William

God save the Queen's grandson. He's producing heirs but losing hairs. Go »

Princess Charlotte

4th from the crown, and that's no ruse. Go »

Princess Diana

I don't care from where in Europe she came. This mononym had no blubber at all. Go »

Princess Diana

the paparazzi's princess Go »

Princess Diana

The People's Princess had a distinctly ignoble way of expressing frustration with the royal family. Go »

Rania

Queen of Twitter Go »

Richard III

This transitional British monarch was found below his own initial in a modern parking lot. Go »

Saladin

This sultan of Egypt is famous for his warning to those thirsty for blood that it would never sleep once spilled. Go »

Sarah Culberson

Prior to investigating her family, her biggest claim to royalty was being homecoming queen in her West Virginia high school. Go »

Sarah Ferguson

Apparently divorce is hard on a duchess's figure. Go »

Tenzin Gyatso

At three, he led a religion. At fifteen, he led a region. At twenty-three, he led a retreat. At seventy, he leads a revolution. Go »

Victoria

queen through the end of the century Go »

William the Conqueror

It's safe to say that when he conquered England to the north and established a dynasty that produced four more monarchs, his invading army was not greeted as fondly as the most popular barfly in Cheers. Go »