Famous Family Trees
Clear, readable family trees of the families people search for most: the Targaryens of House of the Dragon, the Duttons of Yellowstone, the Bridgertons, Encanto’s Madrigals, the Kennedys, the British royal family and more. 16 trees and 466 people, each drawn with our free family tree maker and ready to open, explore and print.
TV series and films
Family trees from drama series and films, drawn from what the shows and books establish.
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Targaryen Family Tree
Seventeen kings in one chart, from Aegon the Conqueror to Daenerys and Jon Snow.
69 people · 15 generations
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House of the Dragon Family Tree
Rhaenyra, Daemon, Alicent and the Velaryons: the families behind the Dance of the Dragons.
32 people · 5 generations
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Game of Thrones Family Tree
Starks, Lannisters, Baratheons and the last Targaryens joined in one chart.
47 people · 4 generations
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Dutton Family Tree: Yellowstone, 1883 and 1923
John Dutton, Beth, Kayce and Jamie, and the 1883 and 1923 Duttons who started the ranch.
23 people · 6 generations
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Bridgerton Family Tree
Violet’s eight children from Anthony to Hyacinth, and the person each one marries.
28 people · 3 generations
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Star Wars Family Tree: The Skywalker Saga
Anakin, Padmé, Luke, Leia, Han and Ben Solo, plus Rey’s Palpatine ancestry.
16 people · 4 generations
Animation and games
Animated and video game families, from Bluey’s Heelers to Castlevania’s Belmont clan.
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Madrigal Family Tree (Encanto)
Abuela Alma, her triplets and the six grandchildren, with every magical gift.
14 people · 3 generations
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Bluey Family Tree: The Heeler Family
Bluey and Bingo, Bandit and Chilli, the grandparents and cousins Muffin and Socks.
14 people · 3 generations
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Belmont Family Tree (Castlevania)
Nine centuries of vampire hunters, from Leon in 1094 to Julius Belmont.
20 people · 13 generations
Royal families
Kings, queens and their descendants, from Queen Victoria to King Charles III.
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British Royal Family Tree
From George VI and Elizabeth II to King Charles III, William, Harry and their children.
36 people · 5 generations
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Queen Victoria Family Tree
Victoria and Albert’s nine children and the grandchildren who ruled Europe.
33 people · 5 generations
Political and business dynasties
Families who shaped politics and banking across several generations.
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Kennedy Family Tree
Joseph and Rose Kennedy’s nine children, JFK, RFK and Ted, and the next generation.
29 people · 4 generations
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Trump Family Tree
Fred Trump’s family, Donald Trump’s three marriages and his five children.
33 people · 5 generations
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Rothschild Family Tree
Mayer Amschel’s five sons and the English and French branches that continue today.
24 people · 8 generations
Celebrity and sports families
Reality television and wrestling families whose relatives are famous too.
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Kardashian Family Tree: The Kardashian-Jenners
Kris Jenner’s six children, from Kourtney to Kylie, and their thirteen children.
28 people · 3 generations
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Roman Reigns Family Tree: The Anoaʻi Wrestling Dynasty
The Wild Samoans, Rikishi, the Usos, Solo Sikoa and how The Rock is linked.
20 people · 4 generations
Why read a famous family tree?
Long-running stories and real dynasties are hard to follow without a chart. Names repeat (there are three Aegon Targaryens in House of the Dragon alone), cousins marry, and second marriages create half siblings and step-children. A family tree puts everyone in one picture, so you can see at a glance who inherits, who is related to whom and why a feud matters.
They are also a good way to learn how family trees work before you make your own. The same symbols appear everywhere: a line between two people joins a couple, a line down from a couple leads to their children, and dashed lines mark ended marriages or adoption. Our guide to how to make a family tree explains every symbol.
Make your own famous family tree
Every tree here is an ordinary file in the editor. Open one, then change names, add relatives or print it in any of eight chart styles. Teachers use them for lessons on inheritance and family history; fans print them as posters. To map your own family instead, start with yourself and work back one generation at a time, or download a printable family tree template.
Questions about these family trees
How were these family trees made?
Each one was entered into our free family tree maker as ordinary people and relationships, then downloaded as an image with the same export the editor gives you. Nothing was drawn by hand, so you can open any of them in the editor and print it yourself.
Are the fictional family trees canon?
They follow what the books, series and films establish on screen or in print. Where a story leaves a parent unknown or disputed, the page says so instead of guessing. Each page lists its sources.
Can I print one of these family trees?
Yes. Open the tree in the editor, choose Tools → Export and print, and download a PDF on A4, US Letter, A3 or poster sizes, or a PNG or SVG image.
Can I add people to a famous family tree?
Yes. “Open this tree in the editor” gives you your own copy in your browser. Add people, fix anything you disagree with or connect your own family; the page itself is not changed.
Do you have family trees for other shows or families?
More famous family trees are added regularly. You can also build any family yourself in a few minutes: add the first person, then parents, partners and children around them.
Your family deserves a tree too
Start with one person and add parents, partners and children. Print it, download it as a PDF or share a read-only link. Free, with no sign-up.