Surname II

Discover a comprehensive list of iconic celebrities bearing the surname II. From the legendary actor Daniel Day-Lewis to the acclaimed musician Eddie Van Halen, this page showcases renowned individuals who have made significant contributions to the entertainment industry. Explore their captivating biographies and learn about the extraordinary achievements that have cemented their place in the annals of fame.

Patriarch of Constantinople

The youngest son of the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius

King of Isin, reigned approximately 1896–1874 BC.

Count in Nordthüringgau and Schwabengau

Roman Emperor from 268 to 270

Count of Lucca and Margrave of Tuscany from 886

King of Assyria from approximately 912 to 891 BC.

Last Bulgarian Tsar (1943-1946), son of Tsar Boris III and his wife Joanna

Magas's daughter

Ishanavarman II

Emperor of the Khmer Empire (923-928)

Grandson of Tsar Alexander I the Great. The last Tsar of the united Georgian state.

King of the Khmer Empire

Persian king (530 - 522 BC), from the Achaemenid dynasty

Prince (since 1061) and King (since 1086) of Bohemia

Countess Palatine of Burgundy from 1205

Shah of Iran from May 1642 from the Safavid dynasty

The last leader of the Aztecs. After being captured by Cortes, he called for submission to the Spaniards, for which he was killed by the rebel people.

Bishop and later Prince of Capua

Count of Bar and Lord of Musson since 1214

Son of Hugo, Count of Rethel, and Melisende de Montlhéry

Persian satrap of Phrygia, who lived in the 4th century BC.

Count of Goritz (under the name Meinhard IV) (1257-1271), Count of Tyrol (from 1257), Duke of Carinthia and Carniola (from 1286) from the Goritz-Tyrol dynasty.

Dharanindravarman II

King of the Khmer Empire.

King of Israel, son and successor of Joash, king of the 10 tribes, great-grandson of Jehu

Count of Tonnerre from 1083, son of William I

Queen of Naples

Byzantine emperor in 565-578.

Byzantine emperor who reigned from 963 to 969.

Prince of Monaco

11th Prince of Monaco, last of the Matignon family.

King of Hungary (from 13 February 1141) from the Arpad dynasty.

Patriarch of Antioch (599-609), revered as a saint among the holy martyrs, his memory in the Orthodox Church is celebrated on April 20 (according to the Julian calendar), in the Catholic Church on December 21.

Roman Emperor from 337 to 361, was consul ten times

King of Denmark from 13 November 1319 to 7 June 1326

King of Norway (1204–1217), son of Bård Guttormsson and Cecilia Sigurdsdotter, nephew of Sverrir Sigurdsson.

King of Germany (1024-1039)

King of Morocco since 1961 from the Alaouite (Alawite) dynasty.

King of Belgium since 1993

Queen of Great Britain since 1952

Achaemenid king of Persia who ruled from 530 to 522 BC.

King of Lorraine

King of Hungary from the Arpad dynasty

Duke of Benevento

Pope from October 31, 1503 to February 21, 1513.

132nd, current Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians, First Hierarch of the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Count of Nantes, Vannes, Poera

Duke of Bavaria in 955-976 and 985-995. from the Saxon dynasty.