Surname III

Explore a comprehensive list of celebrities who share the illustrious surname "III", including renowned actors such as Daniel Day-Lewis III and Martin Sheen III, and legendary musicians like Jack White III of The White Stripes. Discover their captivating stories and contributions to the entertainment industry.

Tsar of Bulgaria in 1918-43

23rd Ottoman Sultan

Ruler of Moldavia since 1457. He won the wars against the Hungarian and Polish feudal lords who attempted the independence of Moldova, but earned special fame in Europe for his victories over the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II, the conqueror of Byzantium

Titular Count of Edessa from 1159.

Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire (from 1452), King of Germany (from 1440, under the name Frederick IV).

Tukultiapal-Esharra III

King of Assyria (Mesopotamia), 745-727 BC.

Count of Namur, youngest son of Albert II

Prince of Poland

Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt

Duke of Burgundy from 1419

King of Lesotho

Byzantine emperor in 1078-1081.

King of Assyria, reigned approximately 773–755 BC.

King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg since 17 March 1849

Turkish Sultan in 1789-1807

King of Norway (1046–1066)

Duke of Brabant (since 1248)

King of the Picts from 633 to 637.

King of the Kingdom of Sicily (officially King of Trinacria) from 1355 to 1377 from the Barcelona (in Sicily – Aragonese) dynasty.

Count of Rennes and Duke of Brittany from 20 November 1008

Prince of Benevento

King of Denmark

Count of Bar and Lord of Musson since 1291

Pope since 1198.

King of Hungary and Croatia in 1162-1172, from the Arpad dynasty

King of Scotland (1058-93)

Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, who ruled from approximately 1853 to 1806 BC.

Margrave of Austria (1095-1136) from the Babenberg dynasty, patron saint of Austria and Vienna.

Persian king from the Achaemenid dynasty, who reigned from 336-330 BC. e.

Prince of Monaco from 1949 to 2005

King of Jerusalem since 1143

Nicknamed the White (Latin: Albus) - Seigneur de Lusignan.

King of England from 1327 to 1377 from the Plantagenet dynasty, whose claims to the French throne gave rise to the Hundred Years' War between England and France.

King of scotland

Viscount de Bearn (Gaston X)

Czech prince, representative of the Přemyslid dynasty

Prince of Salerno from 994 to 1027, son of John II and his co-ruler

King of Sweden since 12 February 1771

King of Hungary and Croatia from 26 August to 30 November 1204

Duke of Austria from 18 November 1364 to 25 September 1379

King of Poland, son of Vladislav Loketok and Jadwiga Boleslavovna

King of Great Britain and Elector (from 1814 King) of Hanover (1760-1820), from the House of Hanover

King of the Hittite Empire, ruled approximately 1209–1205 BC.

Ruler of Garmoran

Pope from July 17, 561 to July 13, 574.

Son of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain

Pope from April 8, 1455 to August 6, 1458.

The last king of Hungary 1290-1301 from the Arpad dynasty.

Byzantine emperor who reigned from 1325 to 1341.