Surname I
Discover a comprehensive list of notable celebrities who share the illustrious surname I. From acclaimed actors like Hugh Jackman and Daniel Day-Lewis to iconic singers such as Iggy Pop and John Lennon, this page showcases a diverse array of famous individuals who have left an indelible mark on the world.

Louis-Philippe I
France
FranceThe last monarch of France to hold the title of king

Fuad I
Egypt
Egypt1st King of Egypt and Sudan (1922-1936)

Maximilian I
Italy
ItalyHoly Roman Emperor

Elizaveta I
Great Britain
Great BritainQueen of England from 1558 to 1603 from the Tudor dynasty

Farouk I
Egypt
EgyptKing of egypt

Christian I
Germany
GermanyKing of Denmark, Norway and Sweden

Napoleon I
France
FranceEmperor of France

Odo I
France
FranceCount of Blois, Chartres and Tours from 978

Agustin I
Mexico
MexicoMexican military and statesman

Henry I
France
FranceCount of Champagne and Brie (1152-1181), eldest son of Thibaut II the Great, Count of Champagne and Matilda of Carinthia. Brother of Queen Adele of Champagne, wife of King Louis VII of France.

Pherdinand I
Italy
ItalyKing of Castile and Leon

Garcia I
France
FranceThe first king of Leon

Leopold I
Belgium
BelgiumKing of the Belgians from 1831 to 1865.

Conrad I
Count of Luxembourg from 1059 to 1086.

James I
Great Britain
Great BritainFirst of the Stuarts. In Scotland he is known as James VI. Having become the king of England (1603-1625) and Scotland (1567-1625), he began to call himself the king of Great Britain for the first time

Wladyslaw I
Poland
PolandPolish prince (1079-1102), representative of the Piast dynasty.

Vratislaus I
Czech
CzechCzech prince

Gustav I
Sweden
SwedenKing of Sweden from June 6, 1523

Ahmed I
Turkey
TurkeySultan of the Ottoman Empire (December 21, 1603–1617).

Agapetus I
Italy
ItalyPope from May 5, 535 to April 22, 536.

Aleksander I
Russia
RussiaRussian Emperor

Willem I
Netherlands
NetherlandsThe first king of the Netherlands

Anselmo I
Italy
ItalyArchbishop of Milan

Huseyn I
Jordan
JordanKing of Jordan

Hamilcar I
King of Carthage, who ruled in the early 5th century BC.

Zipoetes I
King of Bithynia, reigned from 298 to 278 BC.

Moshveshve I
South Africa
South AfricaA leader of the Sotho (Basotho) people who united them against the British and Boer colonists.

Olav I
Norway
NorwayKing of norway

Hugh I
Count of Vermandois and Valois, son of the King of France Henry I and Anna Yaroslavna

Constantine I
Greece
GreeceKing of Greece

Albert I
Belgium
BelgiumKing of the Belgians since December 17, 1909. From the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha dynasty.

Abdul-Medjid I
Turkey
TurkeyThe 31st Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, reigning from 1839 to 1861. The eldest son of Mahmud II, whom he succeeded on 2 July 1839, shortly after the defeat of the Turkish army by the Egyptians at Nisibis (24 June 1839).

Berthold I
Duke of Carinthia and Margrave of Verona in 1061–1076

Nikifor I
Greece
GreeceByzantine emperor who reigned from 802 to 811.

Artavasdes I
King of Great Armenia from 160 BC, the eldest son of Artashes I.

Donald I
King of Strathclyde from 889

Albrecht I
Count of Habsburg, a member of the House of Habsburg, son of Radbot, Count of Habsburg, and Ida.

Duncan I
Great Britain
Great BritainKing of Strathclyde from 1018, King of Alba

Charles I
Italy
ItalyCount of Anjou and Maine from 1246, King of Sicily in 1266-1282

Adad-nirari I
King of Assyria, reigned approximately 1307–1274 BC.

Konrad I
Duke of Carinthia from 1004 to 1011 from the Salian dynasty

Ashur-uballit I
Iraq
IraqKing of Assyria, reigned approximately 1365 – 1329 BC.

Mieszko I
Poland
PolandThe first historically reliable Polish prince

Bruno I
France
FranceMedieval church and statesman

Adolf I
Count of Cleves

Ibrahim I
Turkey
TurkeyOttoman Sultan, reigned 1640–1648

Dagober I
France
FranceSon of the Frankish Merovingian king Clothar II, king of the Franks

Andronikos I
Turkey
TurkeyThe second emperor of the Empire of Trebizond in 1222-1235, son-in-law of the first emperor Alexius I.

Jean I
Also called the Miser, Duke of Berry and Auvergne.

Vulgrin I
First hereditary Count of Angoulême and Périgord