List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: H
H
- Haakon I of Norway Haakon Adalsteinfostre (Raised by Athelstan), the Good
- Haakon II of Norway the Broad-Shouldered, Toresfostre (Raised by Tore)
- Haakon IV of Norway the Elder, the Old
- Haakon V of Norway the Long-Legged
- Haakon Paulsson the Imperious
- Haakon the Crazy
- Haakon the Red the Red
- Haakon the Younger the Young, the Younger, son of Haakon IV of Norway
- Haakon Sigurdsson the Mighty, Mikli, the Greenlander, Grenske
- Habbus, King of Granada al-Muzzafar
- Hadrian the Adoptive Emperor, Optimus Princeps, the Emperor for My People [1]
- Halfdan I of Vestfold Whiteleg, White Legs
- Halfdan II (d.800) the Bounteous
- Halfdan Hvit, son of Harald I of Norway
- Halfdan, son of Ragnar Lodbrok of the Wide Embrace
- Halfdan, King of Orkney Haleg
- Halfdan, King of Dublin (d.877) White Shirt
- Halfdan Hvitbeinn White Leg
- Halfdan the Black [2]
- Halfdan the Mild Halfdan Eysteinsson, the Stingy , the Bad Entertainer [3][4]
- Halfdan the Old
- Halfdan the Valiant
- Hamilcar Barca the Lightning, the Lightning Bolt, the Father of Military Strategy [5]
- Hamon de Creuilly, 6th Count of Corboile Dentatus (d. 1047) (Hamon Dentatus)
- Harald I of Denmark Bluetooth [6]
- Harald I of Norway Tanglehair, Fairhair, l'Ebouriffé, the Lousy, Shockhead
- Harald II, King of the Isle of Man, 1034–1052, the Black
- Harald II of Norway the Graycloak, Greymantle, Greyhide
- Harald III of Denmark Pierre Molle, Hen
- Harald III of Norway l'Impitoyable, Hardrade, the Hard -Ruler, the Cruel [7]
- Harald III, 28th Earl of Orkney (d. 1198) the Young, the Younger
- Harald IV of Norway the Servant of Christ, Gillchrist, Gylle, Gille
- Harald of Denmark (647–735) Hildetand, Hilditonn (Shining Teeth):
- Harald Klak, King of Jutland (at Hedeby)
- Harald, Ruler of Sogn Goldbeard
- Harald Agderkonge Red Lips, Agdekonge
- Harald Granraude Granraude
- Harald the Old
- Harald Haakonsson the Orator, the Smooth Tongue
- Harald Kesja the Spear
- Harald Maddadsson the Bad
- Harold, Jarl of Orkney, 1126–1131 Smooth-Spoken
- Harold Godwinson the Last of the Saxons [8]
- Harold Harefoot
- Hartmann of Kyburg (d. 1263) the Young, the Younger
- Havard Thorfinnsson, Earl of Orkney, 976–991 the Harvest Happy
- Havard, Jarl of Orkney the Fecund
- Hedwig of Andechs the Saint
- Heinrich I, Count of Plauen, 1302–1347 the Smart
- Heinrich Raspe Raspe
- Heinrich XIV of Reuss-Greiz (1564–1572) the Elder
- Helena of Bosnia the Crude
- Helena of Constantinople the Saint, Helen of the Cross, Britannica [9]
- Helena Przeździecka Beautiful Helena [10]
- Helmuth von Moltke the Elder the Elder [11]
- Henri, comte de Chambord the Miracle Child, the Miracle Baby
- Henrietta Anne, Duchess of Orléans Minette
- Henrietta Maria of France la Reine Malheureuse, Queen Mary
- Henry I, Count Palatine of the Rhine, 1045–1060 the Mad
- Henry I, Count of Brunswick, Count Palatine of the Rhine, 1195–1212 the Tall
- Henry I, Count of Guelders (1117–1182) the Young, the Younger
- Henry I, Count of Munsterberg (1448–1498) the Elder
- Henry I, Count of Plauen, 1302–1347 the Tall
- Henry I, Count of Schwerin-Boizenburg (fl. 1228) the Black
- Henry I, Count of Tréguier & Guingamp (1100-1190) le Trégor [12]
- Henry I,Count of Tréguier & Guingamp (1100-1190) "le Goëllo" [12]
- Henry I, Duke of Brabant the Pious, the Warrior
- Henry I, Duke of Brunswick-Grubenhagen, 1279–1322 the Marvelous, the Peasants' Prince
- Henry I, Duke of Carinthia the Young, the Younger
- Henry I, Duke of Guise le Balafre, the Scarred, the People's King [13]
- Henry I, Duke of Mecklenburg the Jerusalem-Farer
- Henry I, Landgrave of Hesse the Child
- Henry I, Margrave of Brandenburg, 1266–1318 the Landless
- Henry I, Prince of Mecklenburg, 1298–1302 the Pilgrim
- Henry I, Vogt of Weida and Gera (1122–1193) the Righteous, the Honorable, Probus
- Henry I of Anhalt (d. 1252) the Fat
- Henry I of Austria the Rebel,[14] the Strong,[15] der Winderspenstige
- Henry I of Austria, Duke of Modling (1158–1223) the Elder
- Henry I of Champagne the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
- Henry I of Cyprus the Fat
- Henry I of England Henry Beauclerc (Fine or Good Scholar), the Lion of Justice,[16] the Scholar [17]
- Henry I of Germany the Fowler, the Founder of Chivalry in Germany, the Saint [18]
- Henry I of Milly the Buffalo
- Henry I of Navarre the Fat
- Henry I of Ostmark Henry of Eilenburg
- Henry I of Ostmark the Elder
- Henry I of Portugal the Cardinal, the Cardinal-King
- Henry I of Reuss (d. 1572) the Elder
- Henry I of Reuss (1302–c. 1331) the Fast Rider
- Henry I of Reuss the Land-Righter
- Henry I of Reuss (d. 1240) the Marian
- Henry I of Reuss (1250–1295) the Orphan
- Henry I of Reus (1449–1475) the Pilgrim
- Henry I of Reuss (1316–1373) the Tall
- Henry I of Reuss (1475–1502) the Well-Appointed
- Henry I of Reuss-Lobenstein (d. 1488) the City's Friend
- Henry I of Reuss-Lobenstein (1500–1538) the Empowerer
- Henry I of Reuss-Obergreiz (1647–1681) the Elder
- Henry I of Reuss-Plauen (1303–c. 1340) the Cunning
- Henry I of Reuss-Plauen (1338–1356) the Injured
- Henry I of Reuss-Plauen (1368–1383) the Unforgettable
- Henry I of Reuss-Plauen (1387–1429) the Upright
- Henry I of Reuss-Weida (c. 1206–1225) the Cloister-Founder
- Henry I of Stade the Bald, the Bold [19]
- Henry I of Vianden (1210–1252) the Sun Count, the Sun King [20]
- Henry I Sinclair, Earl of Orkney the Holy [21]
- Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor the Lame, the Saint [22][23]
- Henry II of Austria Jasomirgott
- Henry II of Austria, Duke of Modling (1182–1236) the Elder
- Henry II of Brunswick-Grubenhagen, 1322–1351 the Greek
- Henry II of Castile Henry of Trastamara, de Weldadige Schenker, the Bastard, the Fratricide, He of the Gifts (Sp. El de las Mercedes, Ger. das Mercês)
- Henry II of England Curt Mantle, FitzEmpress (Son of the Empress), the Handsome Scholar, the Lion of Justice [24]
- Henry II of France the Warlike [23]
- Henry II of Reuss (1449–1461) the Acquirer
- Henry II of Reuss (1303–1349) the Short
- Henry II of Reuss (ca. 1370–1429) [25] the Pious
- Henry II of Reuss (1425–1470) the Heir
- Henry II of Reuss, Vogt of Weida and Gera (1164/65–1209) the Rich
- Henry II of Reuss-Greiz (1572–1583) the Tall
- Henry II of Reuss-Lobenstein (1482–1500) the Mighty Advisor
- Henry II of Reuss-Ober-Greiz (1578–1616) the Red
- Henry II of Reuss-Plauen (c. 1206–1232) the Field Captain
- Henry II of Reuss-Unter-Greiz (1572–1583, d. 1608) the Inconstant
- Henry II of Reuss-Weida (d. c. 1278) the Franciscan
- Henry II of Stade Henry of Stade [26]
- Henry II, Count of Holstein (1317–1382) den Jarnharde, the Iron
- Henry II, Count of Louvain le Ceinturé
- Henry II, Count of Nassau, 1198–1249 the Rich
- Henry II, Count of Reuss-Lobenstein, 1500–1547 the Persistent
- Henry II, Count of Zutphen, 1113–1122 l'Aine"
- Henry II, Duke of Bavaria, 957–976, 985–995 the Young, the Younger
- Henry II, Duke of Bavaria the Quarrelsome
- Henry II, Duke of Brabant the Brave, the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
- Henry II, Duke of Guise the Hero of Fable [23]
- Henry II, Duke of Carinthia the Quarrelsome
- Henry II, Duke of Kraków Pobozny
- Henry II, Duke of Luneburg, 1471–1522 the Young, the Younger
- Henry II, Duke of Silesia-Podiebrad (1452-1492) the Younger
- Henry II, Duke of Silesia-Sagan (1292–1342) Wierny, le Fidele
- Henry II, Landgrave of Hesse, 1328–1377 the Iron
- Henry II, Prince of Anhalt-Aschersleben, 1252–1266 the Fat
- Henry II, Prince of Mecklenburg (1267–1329) the Lion
- Henry II, Vogt of Plauen (d. 1302) the Bohemian [27]
- Henry II de Montmorency, 4th Duke of Montmorency la Gloire des Braves
- Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor the Black, the Pious
- Henry III of Castile the Infirm, the Sickly, the Sufferer
- Henry III of England Henry of Winchester
- Henry III of France the Coxcomb, the Cute, the Lovely, the Minion (Fr. le Mignon), the Pretty Face, the Prince of Coxcombs, the Prince of Sodom [13][23][28][29]
- Henry III of Reuss the Unnamed
- Henry III of Reuss the Unlucky
- Henry III of Reuss (d. c. 1266) the Spittler
- Henry III of Reuss (1337–1378) the Oat-Taker
- Henry III (XVI) of Reuss (1564–1572) the Younger
- Henry III of Reuss-Lobenstein (1482–1498) the Lame
- Henry III of Silesia the True
- Henry III of Stade the Tall [30]
- Henry III, Count of Louvain the Younger
- Henry III, Duke of Bavaria, 983–985 the Younger
- Henry III, Duke of Brabant the Debonair
- Henry III, Duke of Limburg (1145–1221) the Elder
- Henry III, Duke of Silesia (1319–1369) Zelazny, the Iron
- Henry III, Duke of Silesia-Breslau (1228–1266) the White
- Henry III, Landgrave of Hesse-Marburg, 1458–1483 the Rich
- Henry III, Lord of Plauen the Russian (Ger. der Reuss), the Ruthenian [27]
- Henry III, Margrave of Meissen the Illustrious, the Serene
- Henry IV, Count of Orlamunde, 1290–1344 the Elder
- Henry IV, Duke of Bavaria, 1393–1450 the Rich
- Henry the Peaceful, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg the Pacific
- Henry IV, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg Friso, the Bad, the Elder [31]
- Henry IV, Duke of Mecklenburg the Fat, the Younger
- Henry IV, Duke of Silesia the Upright
- Henry IV, Duke of Silesia (1248/57–1290) the Wise
- Henry IV Probus the Righteous, the Honorable
- Henry IV of Castile the Impotent
- Henry IV of England Henry of Bolingbroke,[32] Bolingbroke
- Henry IV of France Good King Henry, the Father and Friend of the People,[33] the Gallic Hercules,[34] the Great, the People's King,[35] le Béarnais ,[1] le Vert Galant, Vert Galant [36]
- Henry IV of Luxemburg the Blind
- Henry IV of Oldenburg, Count of Wildeshausen, 1233–1271 der Bogener
- Henry IV of Reuss the Rich
- Henry IV of Reuss-Obergreiz (1625–1629) the Intermediate
- Henry IV, Duke of Saxony the Pious
- Henry IV of Silesia-Sagan (1309–1342) the Trustworthy
- Henry V, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, 1503–1552 the Pacific
- Henry V, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg the Younger
- Henry V, Duke of Silesia-Liegnitz, 1278–1296 le Fade
- Henry V, Duke of Silesia the Iron
- Henry V, Count of Luxemburg, 1247–1281 the Great
- Henry V, Duke of Silesia-Glogau, 1369–1395
- Henry V, Duke of Silesia (1245/50–1296) the Fat
- Henry V of England Prince Hal
- Henry V of Reuss (1583–1604) the Foreseer
- Henry V of England Henry of Monmouth [37]
- Henry V of Luxembourg the Blonde
- Henry VI of England Henry of Windsor
- Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor the Cruel [38]
- Henry VI, Vogt of Weida-Ronneburg, 1219–1255 the Money Bag
- Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor the Great
- Henry VI, Duke of Silesia-Wrocław, 1311–1335
- Henry VI, Duke of Silesia (d. 1397) Wrobel
- Henry VI, Count of Luxembourg, 1281–1288 the Condemned
- Henry VII, Duke of Silesia (1343/45–1399) Waleczny
- Henry VII, Duke of Silesia-Glogau, 1397–1421
- Henry VII, Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg the Intermediate
- Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor Henry of Luxemburg
- Henry VIII of England Bluff Harry, Bluff Hal, "Bluff King Hal
- Henry VIII, Duke of Silesia (d. 1423)
- Henry VIII of Brunswick the Elder
- Henry VIII of Silesia the Sparrow
- Henry VIII of Silesia the Scarred, the Gashed, With the Scar, le Balafre
- Henry VIII of England Bluff Hal, Bluff Harry, Bluff King Hal, Copper-Nose, Coppernosed Harry, Old Coppernose [39][40]
- Henry IX, Duke of Brunswick the Younger
- Henry IX, Duke of Bavaria the Black
- Henry X, Duke of Bavaria the Proud
- Henry X, Duke of Silesia
- Henry XI of Hohenstein Udaloy, the Daring
- Henry XIII, Lord of Weida the Knight of the Cloak
- Henry XIII of Fleckenstein (d. 1422), Lord of Sultz the Younger
- Henry XIII, Lord of Plauen (1464–1535) le Silencieux
- Henry XIV, Lord of Weida (d. 1389) the Red
- Henry XIV, Duke of Bavaria the Elder
- Henry XV, Duke of Bavaria the Natternberger
- Henry XV of Reuss-Greiz (1535–1564, d. 1578) the Intermediate
- Henry XVI of Bavaria the Rich
- Henry XVIII of Reuss-Greiz (1607–1616), Lord of Weida the Intermediate
- Henry XX, Count of Stolberg (1467–1508) the Younger
- Henry of Aragon, 1st Duke of Segorbe (1445-1522) the Fortune Prince
- Henry of Portugal the Navigator [41][41]
- Henry of Reuss (1349–1459) the Cruel
- Henry of Reuss-Weida (1306–1348) the Layman
- Prince Henry of the Netherlands the Navigator
- Henry de Bohun, 1st Earl of Hereford the Surety, the Magna Carta Baron [42][43]
- Henry of Reuss (1595–1635) the Young, the Younger
- Henry of Reuss (1450–1479) the Young, the Younger
- Henry of Vaudemont-Guise, Duke of Armagnac, 1607–1666 the Young, the Younger
- Henry Beaufort
- Henry the Younger, co-Regent of Hesse, 1284-1298 the Younger
- Henry Wenceslaus, Duke of Silesia-Podiebrad (1592–1639) the Younger
- Henry of Lorraine, Count of Harcourt (1601–1666) "le Cadet a la Perle"
- Henry of Austria, Duke of Styria, (1299–1327) le Paisable
- Henry Barry, 8th Earl of Barrymore Cripplegate [44]
- Henry, Margrave of Northeim (d. 1101) the Fat
- Henry of Austria, Duke of Austria, 1307–1327 the Friendly
- Henry of Reuss-Plauen (1271–1303) the Oberhofrichter
- Henry the Young King
- Henry, Count of Zutphen (d. 1118) the Elder
- Henry, Duke of Austria, (1208–1228) the Bad
- Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster Henry of Lancaster
- Henry of Altdorf mit dem Goldenen Wagen
- Henry of Denmark (d. 1134) the Limper, grandson of Sweyn II of Denmark
- Henry of Grosmont, 1st Duke of Lancaster [45]
- Henry of Lorraine, Lord of Bayon (d. 1249) the Lombard, son of Ferry I of Lorraine
- Henry of Portugal Henry of Evora
- Henry of Reuss-Plauen (1243–1254) Henry of God's Grace
- Henry of Schweinfurt (d. 1017) Henry Hezilo
- Henry the Lion [46]
- Henry the Mild, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
- Henry Algernon Percy, 5th Earl of Northumberland the Magnificent the Magnificent
- Henry Benedict Stuart the Last of the Stuarts [8]
- Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln M'sieur Boele Crevee, Mister Burst-Belly [47][48][49]
- Henry FitzGerald, 12th Earl of Kildare Henry of the Battle Axes [50]
- Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales Babie Charles [51]
- Henry Percy Hotspur [52]
- Henry St John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke the Alcibiades of English History
- Henry Somerset, 10th Duke of Beaufort Master
- Henry Vane, 2nd Earl of Darlington Pulteney's Toad-Eater [23]
- Henry of Reuss-Schleiz (1572–1635) the Posthumous
- Henry Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston Lord Cupid,[53][54] Lord Pumicestone [53]
- Henry Aimreidh O'Neill the Contentious [55]
- Henry of St. Clair (1131–1180), 3rd Baron of Roslin the Counsellor
- Henry, Duke of Mecklenburg-Stargard, 1417–1466 the Elder
- Henry, Lord of Falkenberg (d. 1335) the Elder
- Henry of Burgundy the Gallant
- Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville the Uncrowned King of Scotland
- Henry of Reuss-Weida (1348–1360) the Upholder
- Henry Percy, 6th Earl of Northumberland the Unthrifty
- Henry the Navigator the Prince of Sagres
- Henry Raspe the Parsons' King the Priests' King [56]
- Henry Pelham King Henry the Ninth [57]
- Henry FitzJames, 1st Duke of Albemarle the Great Prior [58]
- Henry of Reuss (1288–1300) Wegloser
- Henry of Austria (1208-1228) the Godless
- Henry Clifford, 10th Lord of Skipton the Shepherd Lord [59][60]
- Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville Starvation Dundas [59]
- Henry, Duke of Brunswick, 1279–1286 the Singular
- Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland the Wizard Earl
- Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster the Wryneck
- Henry of Altdorf (883–934) With the Golden Wagon
- Henry the Navigator the Father of European Exploration [61]
- Henry of St. Clair, Baron of Roslin the Crusader
- Henry of Portugal the Chaste
- Henry of Reuss-Weida (1282–1306) the Church's-Friend
- Henry of Reuss the Downcast
- Henry of Reuss (1647–1670) der Andere
- Henry, Duke of Mecklenburg-Stargard, 1417–1466 der Hagere
- Henry St John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke the Petronius of His Age
- Henry the Fowler the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King
- Henry of Reuss (1319–1335, d. c. 1339) the Humane
- Henryk I the Bearded the Bearded
- Henryk II the Pious the Pious
- Heraclius II, Byzantine Emperor Heracleonas
- Herbert I of Maine Wake-Dog
- Herbert I of Maine the Wake Dog (Eveille-Chien)
- Herbert II, Count of Maine, 1036 Baco
- Herennius Etruscus the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army
- Hereward the Wake,[62] the Exile, the Outlaw
- Heribert, Lord of Ville-sur-Arce (d. 1167) the Fat
- Heribert, Count of Maine Eveille-Chien
- Hermann I (count palatine) the Short
- Hermann I of Hesse the Elder
- Hermann, Margrave of Baden-Rodemachern the Fortunate
- Hermann III of Baden the Great
- Herman of Schwarzenberg (1437–1448) the Warlike
- Hermann II, Landgrave of Hesse, 1377–1413 the Learned
- Hermann I (count palatine) Pusillus (the Slender)
- Hermann III, Margrave of Brandenburg, 1298–1308 the Tall
- Herman, Count of Hainaut, 1040–1049 Herman of Mons
- Herman of Salm
- Hermann I, Margrave of Verona (d. 1374) the Blessed
- Hermann III of Baden the Fat
- Hermann VII of Baden-Baden the Awakener
- Hermenegild the Holy, the Saint
- Hersende of Ramerupt, Countess of Arcies (d.c.945) the Pious
- Herve III, Viscount of Leon (d. 1264) the Simple
- Herve IV, Count of Leon (d.after 1281) the Spendthrift, the Extravagant
- Hervey II de Keith (d. 1196), 1st Earl Marshal of Scotland the Marshal
- Hethum of Little Armenia (d. 1314), Lord of Korykos the Historian
- Hester Grenville, Baroness Chatham Lady Cheat'em [63]
- Hethum II, King of Little Armenia (1266–1307) the Blind
- Hieronim Florian Radziwiłł the Berserker of the Family [10]
- Hilda of Whitby the Saint
- Hildegard of Bingen the Blessed [64]
- Hlodvir, Lodver, 13th Jarl of Orkney (924–980) the Viking
- Hoamer the Vandal Achilles, the Achilles of the Vandals, grandson of Huneric, King of the Vandals, 477–484 [65]
- Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau the Shakespeare of Eloquence [59]
- Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford Ultimus Romanorum [23]
- Hubertus the Saint
- Hubertus the Apostle of the Ardennes
- Hugh of Burgundy, Archbishop of Besançon (d. 1312) le Sourd
- Hugh III, Count of Dagsburg (45–986) Raucous
- Hugh IX, Count of Montfort-Bregenz (d. 1423) the Troubadour, the Minstrel
- Hugh of Arles
- Hugh Bigod, 3rd Earl of Norfolk the Surety, the Magna Carta Baron [42]
- Hugh I of Lusignan the Hunter
- Hugh II of Lusignan, Count of La Marche le Cher
- Hugh IV of Lusignan "le Chiliarque"
- Hugh de Crepi, Count of Vermandois "Le Maisné" [66]
- Hugh II, Count of Nordgau (945–984) "l'Enroue"
- Hugh Courtenay le Fitz [67]
- Hugh of Cluny the Saint [68][69]
- Hugh, Earl of Mercia the Great, son of Leofric, Earl of Mercia
- Hugh the Great the Great, Count of Paris
- Hugh of Vermandois the Great
- Hugh of Tuscany the Great
- Hugh III of Cyprus the Great [70]
- Hugh I of France the White
- Hugh III of Lusignan the White
- Hugh le Despenser, 1st Earl of Winchester "The Elder Despenser"
- Hugh V of Lusignan the Debonair
- Hugh VI of Lusignan the Devil
- Hugh of Champlitte le Champenois
- Hugh the Abbot
- Hugh d'Avranches, 1st Earl of Chester the Fat [71]
- Hugh of Burgundy (1260-1288) Huguenin [72]
- Hugh, Duke of Burgundy the Black
- Hugh Dubh O'Neill Black Hugh
- Hugh I of Broyes Bardoul [73]
- Hugh of Chaumont (d. 1138), Constable of France the Blind
- Hugh of Remiremont Blancus [74]
- Hugh I of Montfort (d. c. 1037) the Bearded
- Hugh II of Lusignan the Well-Loved
- Hugh II of Vermandois (1127–1212) the Monk
- Hugh III of Lusignan Albus
- Hugh IV of Lusignan the Brown
- Hugh VII of Lusignan the Brown
- Hugh VIII of Lusignan the Brown
- Hugh IX of Lusignan the Brown, Maracdes (Emerald):
- Hugh X of Lusignan the Brown
- Hugh XI of Lusignan (1209–1250), Count of La Marche and Angoulême, the Brown
- Hugh XII of Lusignan (1237–1282), Count of La Marche and Angoulême, the Brown
- Hugh, Count of St. Pol Campdavaine
- Hugh III, Count of Saint Pol Candavene [66]
- Hugh IV, Count of Saint Pol Candavene [66]
- Hugh of Remiremont Candidus [74]
- Hugh Kennedy of Ardstynchar Canède [75]
- Hugh Capet of France Capet (Wearing a 'capot' pr monk's hood)
- Hugh d'Avranches, 1st Earl of Chester the Wolf [73][76][77]
- Hugh Fraser, Lord Lovat (1417–1450) 'Sanctus
- Hugh II of Tours, Duke of Alsace (775–837) the Suspicious, the Distrustful
- Hugh O'Neill, 3rd Earl of Tyrone the Great Earl
- Hugh VIII of Lusignan, Count of La Marche the Old
- Hugh, Lord of Douglas the Dull [78]
- Hugh d'Avranches, 1st Earl of Chester Hugh de Abrincis [71]
- Hugh of Tours the Timid
- Hugh of Burgundy (1123-1171) the Red [72]
- Hugh de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Bedford, Hugh de Bellomont, the Pauper [79]
- Hugh II, Duke of Burgundy the Pacific
- Hugh V of Lusignan the Pious
- Hugh V, Viscount of Châteaudun Callidus [73]
- Hugh the younger Despenser the Younger Despenser [80]
- Hugues, Count of Roucy (d. 1160) Cholet [66]
- Humbert II of Savoy the Strong [81]
- Humbert I of Savoy the Whitehanded
- Humbert III of Savoy the Blessed [82]
- Humphrey II, Lord of Bohun the Great [83]
- Humphrey I, Lord of Bohun the Bearded
- Humphrey II, Lord of Bohun (1057–1129) the Magnificent [83]
- Humphrey I, Lord of Bohun the Old [84]
- Humbert II of Savoy the Fat [85]
- Humphrey de Bohun, 2nd Earl of Hereford the Good Earl of Hereford [86]
- Humphrey I, Lord of Bohun Humphrey with the Beard [84][87]
- Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester the Good Duke, Good Duke Humphrey
- Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester the Protector
- Saint Hyacinth the Saint [88][89]
- Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Gross-Zauche und Camminetz the Panzer Count [90]
- Hywel Dda Hywel the Good
- Hywel ap Rhodri Molwynog, King of Gwynedd Farf-fehinog (Fr. Barbe Graisseuse)
Regnal Name
- Henry III, Count of Champagne: Henry I of Navarre
- Henry III of Navarre: Henry IV of France
- Hugh I of La Marche: Hugh X of Lusignan
- Hugh II of La Marche: Hugh XI of Lusignan
Notes
- 1 2 "Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama, Vol. 1". Manybooks.net. Retrieved 2012-07-31.
- ↑ "Vikings and Feudal Europe 900-1095 by Sanderson Beck". San.beck.org. Retrieved 2012-07-31.
- ↑ "The Ynglinga Saga". Sacred-texts.com. Retrieved 2012-07-31.
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