List of Armenian consorts

Queen Erato of the Artaxiad Dynasty.

King Rhadamistus killing Queen Zenobia, by Luigi Sabatell.

Kingdom of Armenia

Ancient Armenian queens

• Rodogune of Persia, daughter of King Artaxerxes of Persia, wife of Orontes II
• Antiochis, sister of Antiochus III the Great, wife of Xerxes
• Satenik of the Alans, daughter of the king of the Alans, wife of Artaxias I
• Cleopatra of Pontus, daughter of Mithridates VI of Pontus, wife of Tigranes II the Great
• Erato of Armenia, half-sister and wife of Tigranes IV; queen regnant
• Zenobia, daughter of Mithridates of Armenia, and wife of Rhadamistus
• Ashkhen, wife of Tiridates III of Armenia
• Pharantzem, wife of Arsaces II (Arshak II)
• Zarmandukht, wife of Papas (Pap); queen regnant

Bagratuni Dynasty, 862–1045

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Queen	Ceased to be Queen	Death	Spouse
	Katranide I	-	825	-	862 husband's appointment as Prince of Princes 26 August 884 husband's coronation as King	890 husband's death	-	Ashot I
The name of Smbat I's wife is not known. She was captured in the fortress of Kars in 895 by the ostikan Afshin, but was released when her son Ashot II was given as hostage and her husband agreed to marry his niece to Afshin.								Smbat I
	Sahakanuysh Sevada	-	-	-	914 husband's accession	928 husband's death	-	Ashot II
The name of Abas I's wife is not known. They had five known children.								Abas I
	Khosrovanuysh	-		-	953	877 husband's death	-	Ashot III
The name of Smbat II's wife is not known. Said to be his niece.								Smbat II
	Katranide II	Syuni	-	-	989 husband's accession	1020 husband's death	-	Gagik I
The name of Abas I's first wife is not known. She was mother of his only son, Erkat.								Hovhannes-Smbat III
	Argyra	a brother of Romanos III Argyros (Argyroi)	-	1032		1040 husband's death	-
The name of Ashot IV's wife is not known. They had two known children.								Ashot IV
	? of Vaspurakan	Dawid of Vaspurakan, Lord of Siwas	-	-	1042 husband's accession	1045 husband's desposition	-	Gagik II

Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia

Princess consort of Armenia, Lady of the Mountains

Rubenid Dynasty, 1080–1198

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Princess	Ceased to be Princess	Death	Spouse
The name of Ruben I's wife is not known. Mother to Constantine I.								Ruben I
	Phokaina	a grandchild of Bardas Phokas (Phokas)	-	-	1095 husband's accession	1100/24 February 1102/23 February 1103 husband's death	-	Constantine I
The name of Thoros I's wife is not known. They had two children.								Thoros I
	unnamed	possibly of Hugh I of Rethel or Gabriel of Melitene	-	1100/03	1129 husband's accession			Leo I
The name of Leo I's second wife is not known. They had no children.
	Isabelle de Courtenay	Joscelin II, Count of Edessa (Courtenay)	after 1133	1149		1150/59		Thoros II
	unnamed	Simon of Raban
	unnamed	Thomas the Regent (Rubenids)	-	1164		1169 husband's abdication	-
	unnamed	Vasil of Gargar	-	-	1170 husband's accession	15 May 1175 husband's death	-	Mleh I
	Isabelle of Toron	Humphrey III of Toron	-	4 February 1181/3 February 1182		1187 husband's abdication	-	Ruben III
	Isabelle of Antioch	a brother of Sibylle, the wife of Bohemond III of Antioch	-	3 February 1188/4 February 1189		6 January 1198/1199 became Queen	1207	Leo II

Queen consort of Armenia

Rubenid Dynasty, 1198–1252

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Queen	Ceased to be Queen	Death	Spouse
	Isabelle	a niece of Sibylle, the wife of Bohemond III of Antioch	-	3 February 1188 – 4 February 1189	6 January 1198/1199 became Queen	1206 divorce	1207	Leo I
	Sibylla of Lusignan	Amalric II of Jerusalem (Lusignan)	October–November 1198/1199/1200	28 January 1210/27 January 1211		May, 1219 husband's abdication	after 1225 or 1230 or 1252
	Philip of Antioch	Bohemond IV of Antioch (Ramnulfids)	-	25 January 1221/24 January 1222		1225/26		Isabella
	Hethum I	Constantine of Baberon (Hethumids)	1215	14 June 1226		23 January 1252 wife's death and his own accession	28 October 1270

Hethumid Dynasty, 1252–1341

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Queen	Ceased to be Queen	Death	Spouse
	Anna of Lampron	Prince Hethum IV of Lampron (Hethumids)	-	early 15 January 1262/14 January 1263	early 1269 husband's accession	28 July 1285		Leo II
	Margaret of Lusignan	Hugh III of Cyprus (Lusignan)	1276	9 January 1288	1293 husband's accession	1296		Thoros III
	a Mongol princess	Ghazan or another relative (Borjigids)	-	1297		23 July 1298 husband's death	-
						1298 husband's death		Sempad
	Agnes-Marie of Lusignan	Amalric, Prince of Tyre (Lusignan)	-	1305/06		17 November 1307 husband's death	after 10 October 1309	Leo III
	Isabelle of Korikos	Hetoum of Korikos (Hethumids)	-	-	17 November 1307 husband's accession	3 April 1310		Oshin
	Isabelle of Lusignan	Hugh III of Cyprus (Lusignan)	1280	1310		before 1316 divorce	1319
	Joan of Anjou	Philip I, Prince of Taranto (Anjou-Taranto)	1297	February 1316		20 July 1320 husband's death	1317 or March 1323
	Alice of Korikos	Oshin of Korikos (Hethumids)	-	10 August 1321		1329		Leo IV
	Constance of Sicily	Frederick III of Sicily (Barcelona)	1307	29 December 1331		28 August 1341 husband's death	after 19 June 1344

Lusignan Dynasty, 1341–1375

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Queen	Ceased to be Queen	Death	Spouse
	Theodora Syrgiannaina	sister of Syrgiannes Palaiologos Philanthropenos	-	1330–1332	1342 husband's accession	17 April 1344 husband's death	30 June 1347/1349	Constantine II
	Marie of Korikos	Oshin of Korikos (Hethumids)	1321	1340	17 April 1344 husband's accession	21 December 1362 husband's death	1377/1405	Constantine III
				1369		April 1373 husband's death		Constantine IV
	Margaret of Soissons	John of Soissons	-	May 1369	April 1373 husband's accession	1375 husband's surrender to the Mameluks	1379-4 July 1381	Leo V

Titular Queen consort of Armenia

Lusignan Dynasty, 1375–1467

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Titular Queen	Became Titular Queen	Death	Spouse
	Margaret of Soissons	John of Soissons	-	May 1369	1375 Destruction of Armenia-Cilicia	1379-4 July 1381		Leo V
	Helvis of Brunswick-Grubenhagen [1][2]	Philip of Brunswick-Grubenhagen, Constable of Jerusalem (Welf)	1353	1 May 1365	29 November 1393 husband inherits claim	9 September 1398 husband's death	15/25 January 1421	James
	Anglesia Visconti [1][2]	Bernabò Visconti, Lord of Milan (Visconti)	1377	after January 1400		1407-1409 divorce	12 October 1439	Janus
	Charlotte de Bourbon-La Marche [1][2]	John I, Count of La Marche (Bourbon-La Marche)	1388	25 August 1411		15 January 1422
	Amadea Palaiologina of Monferrato [1][2]	John Jacob Palaeologus, Marquess of Montferrat (Palaiologoi)	1418/20 or 3 August 1429	3 July 1440		13 September 1440		John
	Helena Palaiologina [1][2]	Theodore II Palaiologos, Lord of Morea (Palaiologoi)	3 February 1428	3 February 1442		11 April 1458
	Louis of Savoy, Count of Geneva	Louis, Duke of Savoy (Savoy)	5 June 1436 or 1 April 1437	4 October 1459		16 July 1482		Charlotte
	Catherine Cornaro [1][2]	Marco Cornaro (Cornaro)	25 November 1454	December 1472		10 July 1473 husband's death	10 July 1510	James II

House of Savoy, 1485–1490

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Titular Queen	Became Titular Queen	Death	Spouse
	Blanche Palaiologina of Montferrat [2][3][4]	William VIII Palaiologos, Marquess of Montferrat (Palaiologoi)	1472	1 April 1485		13 March 1490 husband's death	30 March 1519	Charles I
On the death of Charles II of Savoy, the Duchy of Savoy passed to his grand uncle and heir-male Philip II of Savoy (brother of Amadeus IX of Savoy). Although Charles II's sister Yolande Louise of Savoy did not succeed in Savoy because of her gender, she was the heir general of his brother and as such she is regarded to have succeeded him in claims to Cyprus, Armenia and Jerusalem. The Dukes of Savoy continued to claims to Cyprus, Armenia and Jerusalem, however. Yolande Louise married Philibert II of Savoy (son and heir of Philip II). It was thought that their child would unite the two claims, but she died childless. Although her husband and the House of Savoy continued to use the royal titles, her heir however was her first cousin Charlotte of Naples, who was the only surviving child of the marriage of her aunt Anna of Savoy with Frederick IV of Naples

Line of Philip II of Savoy, since 1490

This line of succession followed the Salic succession of the House of Savoy.

Picture	Name	Father	Birth	Marriage	Became Titular Queen	Became Titular Queen	Death	Spouse
	Claudine de Brosse [2][3][4]	John II of Brosse (Brosse)	1450	11 November 1485	16 April 1496 husband's accession	7 November 1497 husband's death	13 October 1513	Philip II
	Yolande Louise of Savoy [2][3][4]	Charles I, Duke of Savoy (Savoy)	2/11 July 1487	1496	7 November 1497 husband's accession	12/13 September 1499		Philibert II
	Margaret of Austria [2][3][4]	Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor (Habsburg)	10 January 1480	2 December 1501		10 September 1504 husband's death	1 December 1530
	Beatrice of Portugal [2][3][4]	Manuel I of Portugal (Aviz)	31 December 1504	29 September 1521		8 January 1538		Charles III
	Margaret of France, Duchess of Berry [2][3][4]	Francis I of France (Valois-Angoulême)	5 June 1523	10 July 1559		15 September 1574		Emmanuel Philibert
	Catherine Michelle of Spain [2][3][4]	Philip II of Spain (Habsburg)	10 October 1567	11 March 1585		6 November 1597		Charles Emmanuel I
	Christine Marie of France [2][3][4]	Henry IV of France (Bourbon)	10 February 1606	10 February 1619	26 July 1630 husband's accession	7 October 1637 husband's death	27 December 1663	Victor Amadeus I
	Françoise Madeleine d'Orléans [2][3][4]	Gaston, Duke of Orléans (Orléans)	13 October 1648	4 March 1663		14 January 1664		Charles Emmanuel II
	Marie Jeanne of Savoy [2][3][4]	Charles Amadeus, Duke of Nemours (Savoy-Nemours)	11 April 1644	10 May 1665		12 June 1675 husband's death	15 March 1724
	Anne Marie d'Orléans [2][3][4][5][6]	Philippe I, Duke of Orléans (Orléans)	27 August 1669	10 April 1684		26 August 1728		Victor Amadeus II
	Polyxena of Hesse-Rotenburg [2][3][4][6]	Ernest Leopold, Landgrave of Hesse-Rotenburg (Hesse-Rotenburg)	21 September 1706	20 August 1724	3 September 1730 husband's accession	13 January 1735		Charles Emmanuel III
	Elisabeth Therese of Lorraine [2][3][4][6]	Leopold, Duke of Lorraine (Lorraine)	15 October 1711	1 April 1737		3 July 1741
	Maria Antonia of Spain [2][3][4][6]	Philip V of Spain (Bourbon)	17 November 1729	31 May 1750	20 February 1773 husband's accession	19 September 1785		Victor Amadeus III
	Marie Clotilde of France [2][3][4][6]	Louis, Dauphin of France (Bourbon)	23 September 1759	6 September/20 August 1775	14 October 1796 husband's accession	7 March 1802		Charles Emmanuel IV
	Maria Teresa of Austria-Este [2][3][4][6][7][8]	Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Este (Austria-Este)	1 November 1773	25 April 1789	4 June 1802 husband's accession	12 March 1821 husband's abdication	29 March 1832	Victor Emmanuel I
	Maria Cristina of Naples and Sicily [2][3][4][6]	Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies (Bourbon-Two Sicilies)	17 January 1779	7 March 1807	12 March 1821 husband's accession	27 April 1831 husband's death	11 March 1849	Charles Felix
	Maria Theresa of Austria [2][3][4][6][9]	Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tuscany (Habsburg-Lorraine)	21 March 1801	30 September 1817	27 April 1831 husband's accession	23 March 1849 husband's death	12 January 1855	Charles Albert
	Adelaide of Austria [2][3][4][6]	Archduke Rainer Joseph of Austria (Habsburg-Lorraine)	3 June 1822	12 April 1842	23 March 1849 husband's accession	20 January 1855		Victor Emmanuel II
	Margherita of Savoy [2][3][4][6][10]	Ferdinand, 1st Duke of Genoa (Savoy)	20 November 1851	21 April 1868	9 January 1878 husband's accession	29 July 1900 husband's death	4 January 1926	Umberto I
	Elena of Montenegro [2][3][4][6][10][11][12]	Nicholas I of Montenegro (Milena Vukotić)	8 January 1873	24 October 1896	29 July 1900 husband's accession	9 May 1946 husband's abdication	28 November 1952	Victor Emmanuel III
	Marie José of Belgium [2][3][4][6][10][13][14]	Albert I of Belgium (Saxe-Coburg and Gotha)	4 August 1906	8 January 1930	9 May 1946 husband's accession	18 March 1983 husband's death	27 January 2001	Umberto II
	Marina Ricolfi-Doria [2][3][4][13][14]	René Italo Ricolfi-Doria	12 February 1935	7 October 1971 Rival with the Duchess of Aosta.		Incumbent	-	Vittorio Emanuele, Prince of Naples
	Silvia Paternò di Spedalotto [2][8][3][4][13][14]	Vincenzo Paternò di Spedalotto, 6th Marchese di Regiovanni	31 December 1953	30 March 1987	7 July 2006 husband declared himself head of House Rival with the Princess of Naples.	Incumbent	-	Amedeo, 5th Duke of Aosta

Line of Yolande Luise of Savoy, since 1490

This line of succession followed the primogeniture law of that existed in the Kingdoms of Cyprus, Armenia, and Jerusalem.

See also

• Princess of Antioch
• List of Latin Empresses

Notes

1. Also Queen consort of Cyprus.
2. Also Claimant Queen consort of Jerusalem.
3. Also Duchess consort of Savoy.
4. Also Claimant Queen consort of Cyprus.
5. Also Queen consort of Sicily.
6. Also Queen consort of Sardinia.
7. Also Jacobite Queen consort of England, of Ireland, of Scots, and France.
8. Also Duchess consort of Aosta.
9. Also Princess consort of Carignan.
10. Also Queen consort of Italy.
11. Also Queen consort of Albania.
12. Also False Empress consort of Ethiopia.
13. Also Claimant Queen consort of Sardinia.
14. Also Claimant Queen consort of Italy.

Source

• Cawley, Charles, ARMENIA, Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, retrieved August 2012,
• Cawley, Charles, CYPRUS, Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, retrieved August 2012,