Ramesses I
Came from a military family of the eastern Delta. He reigned for about a year.
Egyptian royal family tree
1295–1186 BCE
This family tree covers the 19th Dynasty (about 1295–1186 BCE), founded by Ramesses I after Horemheb chose him as heir. It follows Seti I, Ramesses II with his many wives and children, Merneptah, and the troubled last generation of Amenmesse, Seti II, Siptah and Queen Tawosret.
Ramesses II is the centre of the tree. He is said to have had well over a hundred children, so only the best-known are included here.
Read the full history on the 19th Dynasty page. Children are shown under their father, or under their mother where she was the ruler or the father is unknown.
Came from a military family of the eastern Delta. He reigned for about a year.
Mother of Seti I.
Mother of Ramesses II, honoured at the Ramesseum.
Reigned for about 66 years and had well over a hundred children.
His favourite wife. She is buried in tomb QV66 and honoured at the small temple at Abu Simbel.
Mother of Khaemwaset and Merneptah.
Married Ramesses II to seal the peace with the Hittites.
Sometimes called the first Egyptologist, because he restored Old Kingdom monuments.
A later son of Ramesses II, who took the throne when he was already elderly.
Mother of Seti II.
Her own connection to Merneptah is uncertain.
His parentage is uncertain. He held part of the country during the reign of Seti II, who then reclaimed the throne.
Came to the throne as a child. His father is usually thought to be Seti II, though Amenmesse has also been suggested.
Great Royal Wife of Seti II. She ruled as regent for Siptah and then as king.