Cadell (I) Ddyrnllwg ap CADEYRN (440? - ?) ; aka Cadell Durnluc (Ddrynllwy Ddyrnllwg Ddymllwg Ddyrnllug) ap CATEYRN; `Gleaming Hilt'; King of POWYS; poss. Arthur of CAMELOT
[Cadwallon (son of Cadwgon ap ELYSTAN, q.v.)] Cadwallon (Arglwydd KERY) ap MADOG (1112? - 1179) ; or: prob. not Cadwallon (son of Cadwgon ap ELYSTAN, q.v.)
Cadwallon (Katwallawn) ap CADFAN (591+ - 634?) ; King of GWYNEDD; King of the BRITONS; (allied with Penda, q.v., against Northumbria)
Caedwalla (King) of WEST SAXONS (659? - 689 Rome) ; reigned 2 years; massacred the royal family of Wight; Saint (of converts and Murderers); (Cedwalla Caedwall Ceadwall)
[Caleb CARR (Robert's brother)] Robert CARR (1614 - 1681) ; or: Caleb CARR (Robert's brother); (immigrated on Elizabeth and Ann ; made home in Rhode Island)
[Caligo] Achlys (Primordial GODDESS of Eternal NIGHT) ; aka Mist, Akhlys, Achlus, Miseria, Sophia; (very first created being in some cosmogonies); poss. same as Nyx, GODDESS of Night, q.v.
[Calliope the (Eldest) MUSE (q.v., Thalia's sister)] Thalia the MUSE of Comedy ; or: Calliope the (Eldest) MUSE (q.v., Thalia's sister); aka Thaleia; (her emblem is a comic mask)
[Calliope the MUSE (q.v., her sister)] Euterpe the MUSE of Song & Elegy ; or: Calliope the MUSE (q.v., her sister) or: Terpsichore the MUSE (q.v., her sister); (her emblem is an aulos)
[Camber (q.v. : Brutus' son)] Brutus (Brwt) `the Dardanian' (1st King) of the BRITONS (Italy ? - 1091? BC Britain) ; aka Britto, Brwth, Prydain, Prytos, Britan Mael; aka Brut Tywyssauc o Ruvein; King of ALBION; poss. eponym of BRITAIN
Camilla Rosemary SHAND (London 1947) ; aka (Mrs.) PARKER-BOWLES; (Charles' lover and 2nd wife; note that her gt-grandmother was the lover of her own lover's 2-g grandfather)
Canis lupus (Grey wolf) (2.7 M BC) ; aka timber wolf, western wolf; (inter-breeding shows that varieties of Grey wolf, including poodles, etc.....
[Cano] Erb MacDRUST (? - 529) ; or: Cano; Note: sources confused, some showing Erb or Gwyddno as female (prob. one was father-in-law), perhaps Gwyddno was King Gwyddno, q.v.; ...
Canute `the Great' (King) of DENMARK & ENGLAND (995? - 1035) ; aka Cnut SVENSSON; Canute II (KNYTLINGA) of Denmark, Canute I of England; King of Norway; Suzerain of the Scots; aka Knud II den Store
[Caradoc Freichfras ap LLYR, q.v.] Cerdic of WESSEX [alt ped] ; or: Caradoc Freichfras ap LLYR, q.v.; (Too many pedigrees have been proposed for Cerdic to give them all; we show a few. Note that this one mak....
Carboniferous Period (Paleozoic Era) (359 M BC - 299 M BC) ; reptiles, insects, mollusks; (this Period is often divided into Mississippian & Pennsylvanian Periods); ....
[Carchedon (eponym) of CARTHAGE] Sychaeus (High Priest) of MELQART ; or: poss. Carchedon (eponym) of CARTHAGE; (Acherbas Sicharbas Acerbas)
Cardinal RICHELIEU (Armand Jean du PLESSIS) (Paris 5/9/1585 - 4/12/1642 Paris) ; Duc de RICHELIEU et de Fronzac; (became chief minister to Louis XIII and virtual ruler of France)
Caribert (I; Count) of LAON (690? - 747+) ; (Herbert Heribert Claribert Canbert Charibert); (both his mother and wife were Frankish Princesses of unc....
Carlo Emanuele III (King) of SARDINIA (1701 - 1773) ; aka Charles-Emmanuel de SAVOIE; (after extinction of James II 's line, JACOBITE succession passed through him)
[Carlo Emanuele III (King) of SARDINIA, q.v.] Luigi Vittorio di SAVOIA-CARIGNAN (Paris 1721 - 1778 Turin) ; (Ludwig Victor); Prince of CARIGNANO
Carlos BOURBON-PARMA, Duke of CALABRIA (1938 - 2015) ; Saxonist Pretender King of ENGLAND; (also Pretender to other Kingdoms); aka Carlos Maria Alfonso Marcelo de BORBON, etc.
Carlos Hugo BOURBON (Duke) of PARMA (Paris 8/4/1930 - 18/8/2010 Barcelona) ; aka Charles Hugues Xavier Marie Sixte Louis Robert Jean Georges Benoit Michel; Count of MONTEMOLIN; (PRETENDER-KING of SPAIN)
Carlos de LACERDA (1320? - 1354) ; Conde de ANGOULEME; aka Carlos of SPAIN
Catherine (of FLORENCE) de MEDICI (Florence 1519 - 1589 Blois) ; Regent Queen of FRANCE; effected the Massacre of Huguenots on 24 Aug 1572; (de MEDICIS); aka Catarina di MEDICI
[Catherine de MEDICI, q.v.] Filipa DUCCO ; or: poss. Catherine de MEDICI, q.v.
Catherine PARSONS (1618? - 1687?) ; (Burke's Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies shows her as William's 2nd wife and mother of his sons)
Catherine de PARTHENAY (1554 - 1631) ; or: poss. Catherine of RYE-BALANCON; (tutored by Francois Vieta, her records show evidence of some of the earliest Renaissance science); (de PARTHENAY-L'ARCHEVEQUE)
[Catherine of RYE-BALANCON] Catherine de PARTHENAY (1554 - 1631) ; or: poss. Catherine of RYE-BALANCON; (tutored by Francois Vieta, her records show evidence of some of the earliest Renaissance science); (de PARTHENAY-L'ARCHEVEQUE)
Catherine I (Martha) SKOVRONSKA (1689 - 1727) ; aka Eketherina I (Czarina; EMPRESS) ALEKSEYEVNA of RUSSIA; aka Yekaterina I Marta Samuilovna SKAVRONSKAYA
[Catleu (descendant of Emperor Constantine II of the West)] Edor ; or: Catleu (descendant of Emperor Constantine II of the West) or: prob. not Gorles Sap ap SOLOR (q.v.); (pedigrees for Lot conflict; This one is from John of Glastonbury)
Cearbhaill MacAODH ; (Cearbhall; eponym of O'CEARBHAILL, O'CARROLL); King of EILE
Cearbhaill MacDUNLAINGE (800? - 888?) ; aka Caerbhall (Kjarval Cerball Cearbhall) MacDUNGHAL; Famous King of OSRAIGE & Ossory & Dublin; (progenitor of O'Carroll of Ossary)
Cenn Faelad MacCOLGAN (? - 682) ; King of CONNACHT; prob. not 152nd MONARCH of IRELAND
[Cennalat (Lot) King of PICTS, q.v.] Lot LUWDDOC (King) of GODODDIN (470?? (or 595?) - ?) ; King of the Host; poss. aka Gwair (Gwyar) ap DWYWG; King of ORKNEY; King (and poss. eponym) of LOTHIAN (Gododdin)
Cerdic of WESSEX [alt ped] ; or: Caradoc Freichfras ap LLYR, q.v.; (Too many pedigrees have been proposed for Cerdic to give them all; we show a few. Note that this one mak....
Cesare BORGIA (Rome 1476 - 1507 Viana, Navarre) ; Cardinal, 1st Duke of VALENTINOIS, Duke of Romagna; famous CONQUEROR who inspired Machiavelli's The Prince
[Charibert I (q.v., Chlothar's son)] Chlothar I (2nd King) of All FRANKS (497? - 561) ; aka Lothaire I (King) of SOISSONS; 4th Archduke of AUSTRASIA; aka Clotaire (Clothara Chlothachar Clotario) `the Old'; des FRANCS SALIENS
Charibert I (King) of FRANKS (at PARIS) (520? - 567) ; (after his death, his three younger brothers divided the empire into three realms: Austrasia, Burgundy, & Neustria); ...
Charibert (nobleman) of NEUSTRIA (555? - 636?) ; progenitor of the House of CAPET; de HASPENGAU; (sometimes confused with Charibert King in Paris, q.v., son of Chlothar)
[Chariveus (Count) de LAON, q.v.] Chrodobertus II of NEUSTRIA (633? - 678+) ; (Chrodbert Robert) Major Domus (Count Palatine) of Chlotar III; aka Chrotbert of HESBAYE; aka Chrodoberto II de ISTRIA
[Charlemagne (Louis' father)] Louis (Ludwig Hludovic) I `the Pious' of AQUITAINE (16/4/778 - 20/6/840) ; Holy Roman EMPEROR; King of FRANCE, Germany & Aquitaine; von AACHEN; `the Debonair'; aka Lodewijk I `de Vrome'
Charlemagne (King) of the FRANKS (2/4/742 (or 748?) - 28/1/814 Prussia) ; aka Charles le Grand (`the Great'); aka Karl der Grosse; aka Carolus Magnus (Carlomagno); King of the LOM....
Charles (I) d' ALBRET (? - 25/10/1415) ; Count de DREUX; Vicomte de Tartas; Constable of France (ie, Commander-in-Chief)
Charles II `Magnanime' (Comte) d' ALENCON (1297? - 26/8/1346) ; (Commander of fore-guard at Crecy, where he gave his life); (de VALOIS; also Count of CHARTRES & PERCHE)
Charles Alexandre Emanuel (Prince) de LORRAINE (Luneville 12/12/1712 - 4/7/1780 Brabant) ; Governor of Austrian Netherlands; Grandmaster of Teutonic Order; K.Go.Fl.; alleged 33rd Grandmaster of Priory of Sion
Charles Brown Beatty CROCKER (New York 1822 - 1888 Monterey, Calif.) ; (co-founder of Southern & Central Pacific Railroads; 45th wealthiest American ever; briefly President of....
Charles CALVERT [alt ped] (1688 - 1732) ; Proprietary Governor of Maryland; (one of several spurious pedigrees introduced by George Sydney Horace Lee Washington)
Charles (of Carrollton) CARROLL (Maryland 1737 - 1832 Maryland) ; (one of the wealthiest Americans of his day; only Catholic Signer of the Declaration of Indepen....
Charles (1st Baronet) COOTE (1581? - 1642 Trim) ; Provost Marshall & Vice President of Connaught; (father-in-law of 1st Baronet)
Charles (1st Earl of MOUNTRATH) COOTE (1615 - 1661 Dublin) ; (2nd Baronet, 1st Baron & 1st Viscount of COOTE; the peerages were merged with the Mountrath Earldom unt....
Charles (1st Marquess) CORNWALLIS (Suffolk 1738 - 1805 Benares, India) ; K.G.; Lord of the Bedchamber, Constable of the Tower, etc.; General in war against American Revolution
Charles IV (Holy Roman) EMPEROR (Prague 14/5/1316 - 29/11/1378 Prague) ; aka Karl (Karel) (King) of BOHEMIA; de LUXEMBOURG; King of the GERMANS; (in 1356 the Kingship of Bohemia,....
Charles Evans HUGHES (N.Y. 1862 - 1948 Mass.) ; Governor of New York; Republican nominee for President; 44th U.S. Secretary of State; 11th Chief Justice of the United States
Charles VIII `the Affable' (King) of FRANCE (1470 - 1498) ; attempted conquest of Italy, becoming King of NAPLES for a short while, but this foolish adventure bankrupted him; ...
Charles (Karl) III (King) of FRANCE (17/9/879 - 7/10/929 Oise) ; aka Carolus III (King) of WEST FRANKS (& LORRAINE); aka Charles Simplex (`the Simple'); (during his reig....
Charles X (King) of FRANCE (Versailles 1757 - 1836 Goritz) ; K.G.; (in 1830 he was forced to abdicate in favor of the House of Bourbon-Orleans)
Charles de Ganahl KOCH (Wichita, Kansas 1935) ; (C.E.O. of Koch Industries; financier of right-wing politics; 81st wealthiest American ever; 4th wealthie....
Charles Gates DAWES (Ohio 1865 - 1951 Illinois) ; (banker; Director of O.M.B.; Vice President of the U.S.A. #30 under Coolidge; Nobel Peace Laureate (1925); Ambassador, etc.)
Charles (K.G.) HOWARD (Thetford, Norfolk 1536 - 1624 Surrey) ; Lord High Admiral; 2nd Baron Howard of EFFINGHAM; 1st Earl of NOTTINGHAM; (had control of Henry Southampt....
Charles Joseph BONAPARTE (Baltimore 1851 - 1921 Baltimore) ; (lawyer, Activist, 33rd U.S. Secretary of Navy; 46th U.S. Attorney General; founded Bureau of Investigation)
Charles (General) LEE (Cheshire, England 1733 - 1782 Philadelphia) ; (served in British, Polish, and American Revolutionary Armies; hoped to be commander-in-chief but job went to George Washington)
Charles LEE (Virg. 1758 - 1815 Virg.) ; 3rd U.S. Attorney General; Acting U.S. Secretary of State; (declined Jefferson's offer to serve on Supreme Court)
Charles MARTEL (Duke) of FRANKS (Herstal 688 - 22/10/741 Quierzy) ; Major Domus of Neustria & Austrasia; on 11 Oct, 732 defeated Saracen Army in Battle of Balat Al-Shuhada'....
Charles Robert DARWIN (Shrops. 12/2/1809 - 19/4/1882 Kent) ; Scientist, developed Theory of Evolution through Natural Selection; (winner of the Royal Society's Copley....
Charles I (King) of SPAIN (1500 - 1558) ; aka Karl V von HAPSBURG the Holy Roman EMPEROR; Archduke of AUSTRIA, of GHENT, Comte de CHAROLAIS; Duke o....
Charles IV (King) of SPAIN (1748 - 1819 Naples) ; aka Carlos IV Antonio Pascual Francisco Javier de BORBEDN; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
Charles II (King) of SPAIN (Madrid 1661 - 1700 Madrid) ; aka Carlos II `el Hechizado' de ESPANA; (HABSBURG); K.Go.Fl.
[Charles (Vice-Admiral) THOMPSON] Horatio (Fleet Admiral) NELSON (Norfolk 29/9/1758 - 21/10/1805 at sea) ; (inspirational and clever naval commander; won several battles; especially noted for defeating Napoleon a....
Charles (1st Baronet; of Warham) TURNER (1665 - 1738) ; (Commissioner of Trade, Lord of the Admiralty, etc.); (his only son died with only daughters so, by paten....
Charles III de VALOIS (1271 - 1325) ; Duke of Anjou (VALOIS-MAINE); Charles I (King) of NAPLES & SICILY; King of JERUSALEM
Charles de VALOIS (Duke) of BURGUNDY (1433 - 1477) ; K.G.; aka Karel `de Stoute' (`the Bold', `the Rash', `the Reckless'); Grand Duke of the WEST; K.Go.Fl. (Chief); (Comte de CHAROLAIS)
Charles VII de VALOIS (King) de FRANCE (1403 - 1461) ; `the Victorious'; (established a large standing Army, which led to the end of Europe's feudal era)
Charles Waterhouse GOODYEAR (1846 - 1911) ; (lawyer; partner and friend of Grover Cleveland, q.v.; timer and railroad tycoon; co-founded Great Southern Lumber Company)
[Charles of the WEST FRANKS (Charles' uncle)] Charles of LAON (CAROLINGIANS; of FRANCE) (953 - 22/6/993) ; Duke of LORRAINE (UPPER LORRAINE); aka Karl (Herzog) von NIEDERLOTHRINGEN; aka Karel I `de dikke'
Charles William POST (Springfield, Illinois 1853 - 1914 Santa Barbara, Calif.) ; (industrialist of prepared foods; eponym of Postum Cereal Co., Post Toasties; 101st wealthiest American ever); aka C. W. POST
Charlotte of SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA (Brussels 1840 - 1927 Belgium) ; aka Carlotta (Empress) of MEXICO; aka Marie Charlotte Amelie Augustine Victoire Clementine Leopoldine of BELGIUM
Chasyot Fa Chulalok `the Great' (King) of SIAM (Ayudhaya 1737 - 1809 Bangkok) ; aka Thong Duang; CHAKRI Rama I; aka Buddha Yod Fa; founded City of Bangkok (Krung Thep Maha Nakorn); (one....
Chester Alan ARTHUR (Vermont 5/10/1829 - 18/11/1886 New York, N.Y.) ; (Quartermaster-General of N.Y. Militia); President of the United States #21 (Repub); Vice President of the U.S.A. #20 under Garfield
Childebert (usurper King) of FRANKS ; or: poss. (NN), son of Chrodobertus II of NEUSTRIA, q.v. or: prob. not Robert von SALZBURG, q.v.; aka Childebert `the Adopted' (rival 13th Archduke) of AUSTRASIA
Childebert II (King) of the FRANKS (? - 596?) ; 6th Archduke of AUSTRASIA, King of BURGUNDY; (Sigebert II may have been son of Theodoric II, not Childebert II)
Childebert III (King) of the FRANKS (? - 711?) ; 9th King of NEUSTRIA; (also Archduke of Austrasia & King of Burgundy); aka Childeberthus III; (Pepin II, q.v., was de facto ruler)
[Childebrand II of PERRACY (Nibelung II 's brother : q.v.)] Nibelung II de PERRECY (740? - 805) ; or: poss. Childebrand II of PERRACY (Nibelung II 's brother : q.v.); Count of MADRIE; Graf im HASPENGAU
Childeric I (King) of FRANKS (of YSSEL) (436? - 26/11/481) ; aka Cloderic; King of TOURNAI; poss. aka Cheldric (Overlord) of SAXONS (name given in Monmouth's story ?); (Childerich)
[Chlodwig (Chlodwig's cousin)] Chlodwig de COLOGNE (405? - 450?) ; aka Clovis FRANKI; poss. aka Banin Chlodwig I de THURINGIA; aka Clodoweg of the FRANKS
Chlodwig de COLOGNE (405? - 450?) ; aka Clovis FRANKI; poss. aka Banin Chlodwig I de THURINGIA; aka Clodoweg of the FRANKS
Chloroplastid ; (Archaeplastida was created when an ancient eukaryote engulfed, in SYMBIOSIS, an ancient blue-green algae)
Chlothar I (2nd King) of All FRANKS (497? - 561) ; aka Lothaire I (King) of SOISSONS; 4th Archduke of AUSTRASIA; aka Clotaire (Clothara Chlothachar Clotario) `the Old'; des FRANCS SALIENS
Christian I (King) of DENMARK (1426 - 1481) ; (OLDENBURG); King of Norway; King of Sweden until 1464; (elected King on recommendation of his childless ....
Christian II (King) of DENMARK (1481 - 1559) ; (massacred Swedish nobility 1520, deposed from Denmark 1523, attacked Norway 1531, captured); K.Go.Fl.
Christian IV OLDENBURG (King) of DENMARK (1577 - 1648) ; K.G.; (his 60-year reign is the 8th longest of any European monarch ever, recently dropped from 7th by England's Elizabeth II)
Christian IX OLDENBURG (King) of DENMARK (Schleswig 1818 - 1906 Copenhagen) ; ``Father-in-law of Europe''; Prince of GLUCKSBURG; K.G.; K.Go.Fl.; (he was stepson of his aunt Queen Mari....
Christiana FitzWALTER ; (Christina); (her ancestry was unknown until 2003 when Andrew B. W. MacEwen deduced that she was a daughter of the 1st Steward.)
Christina FitzWALTER (1275?? - by 1315?) ; (Christian); (the legitimate Heiress of Baliol (and hence SCOTLAND) may pass through her to the Morley family)
Chrodobertus II of NEUSTRIA (633? - 678+) ; (Chrodbert Robert) Major Domus (Count Palatine) of Chlotar III; aka Chrotbert of HESBAYE; aka Chrodoberto II de ISTRIA
[Clade Gephyra (with Echiura)] Supraphylum Trochozoa ; ('children' Phyla shown as 'poss.', and sometimes Sipuncula, are now usually shown as Subphyla within Annelida)
[Clade Nephrozoa] Infrakingdom (Grade) of Coelomates (570 M BC) ; or: prob. Clade Nephrozoa; (with the inclusion of Pseudocoelomates & Flatworms in Protostomia, the Coelomate clade may now be considered polyphyletic)
Clade of Urticalean Rosids ; aka Order Urticales; (Urticaceae and Moraceae clade together, then clade with Cannabaceae); (Elm was used by NEOLITHIC cultures)
Class Mammalia (180? M BC) ; (Theriiformes and Symmetrodonta form Clade Trechnotheria; Monotremata and the other extinct orders form Clade Australosphenida)
Class Maxillopoda ; (Maxillopoda is an older (obsolete?) clade; Pentastomida was formerly treated as a separate phylum)
Class Methanobacteria ; aka Archaeobacteria; (methanogens, as are several other classes in Euryarchaeota)
Class of Monocotyledons ; aka Class Liliopsida; (Dioscoreanae & Lilianae clade together as Subclass Liliidae; the last four supero....
Class Myxosporea ; (life-cycle involves 2 stages: spore parasite in (usu.) fish (often gall bladder), Actinosporean spore parasite in (usu.) annelid worm; ...
Clemence de BOTILER ; or: prob. not Joan de LACY, q.v.; (that Clemence, not Joan, was Rohese's mother was confirmed recently by Rohese's inheritance of her mother's STEEPLE LAVINGTON)
[Clemencia (1st wife), dau of Guillem IV de MONTPELLIER] Almode de MEVOUILLON (MONTPELLIER ?) (1135? - 1227?) ; or: prob. not Clemencia (1st wife), dau of Guillem IV de MONTPELLIER; (MEVOUILLON)
Clemencia de BIGORRE (1027? - 1065+) ; or: prob. not Sancha of ARAGON, q.v.; (FOIX-BIGORRE); (the claim that Clemencia was mother of Ermengol IV is prob. wrong -- Adalaidis was named....
Clement (Sir) HEIGHAM (Suffolk by 1495 - 1571) ; Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer; Privy Councillor to Queen Mary; 60th Speaker of House of Commons; (che....
Clodius (I; IV; Duke) of EAST FRANKS (324? - 389) ; aka Chlogio (Clodgar Clodoweg) (King) of COLOGNE; aka Clodius FRANKI (of the FRANKS); is his ancestry just sheer fabrication?
Clovis `the Great' (1st King) of All FRANKS (466 - 27/11/511 Paris) ; aka Chlodevech (Ludwig Chlodwig) of the SALIC FRANKS; great CONQUEROR, unified the Franks, establishing c....
Clovis II (Chlodovech) of the FRANKS (634 - 657) ; aka Chlodwig (Clodevek Chlodoveus) II von NEUSTRIEN-BURGUND; 4th King of NEUSTRIA; (He seems to have had ....
Clovis (Chlodion) the RIPARIAN of COLOGNE (398? - 448?) ; aka Clogio (Clodion `the Hairy') de THEROUANNE; poss. aka Clodius V (King) of WESTPHALIA; aka Clodgar I d....
Collis Potter HUNTINGTON (Conn. 1821 - 1900 Adirondack Mtns.) ; (hardware dealer during California Gold Rush, got rich with inflated prices for nails and shovels; ...
Colman Mor MacECHACH (? - by 574?) ; or: Scanlan of OSSARY (q.v. : Colman's son); King of OSRAIGE (OSSORY; LEINSTER); (ancestors' dates are wildly inconsistent with ``son'' Ronan's dates)
Common House Mosquito ; aka Culex pipiens; (vector for Japanese encephalitis, meningitis, urticaria, West Nile virus, etc.)
Common Ivy ; aka Hedera helix; aka English ivy, European ivy
Common Kingslayer Jellyfish ; aka Malo Kingi; (small jellyfish that has one of the strongest venoms known; causes Irukandji syndrome, extremely painful and often fatal)
Conan MERIADOG (King) of BRITTANY (& DOMNONIA) (310? - 421?) ; aka Conan (Cynan) Meriadoc ap GEREINT; 1st King of ARMORICA (Armorica is the name for Brittany before it was invaded by Brythonic people)
Confucius (KONG Zi) (Qufu 551 BC - 479 BC Qufu) ; aka K'ung-tzu, Kong Fuzi, Kong Qiu, Kung Ch'iu; aka Zhong Ni; (important Philosopher; eponym of CONFUCIANISM); (MIPHMHH #5)
Conrad CAPETIAN (? - 906?) ; or: prob. not Adalbert von FRIESLAND
[Conrad CAPETIAN, q.v.] Conrad `the Old' of LOGENAHE (879? - 27/2/906 Fritzlar) ; Graf im OBERLAHNGAU, Hessengau, Gotzfeldgau; (KONRADINER); poss. Duke of the FRANKS
Conradin (King) of GERMANY (1252 - 1268) ; last HOHENSTAUFEN King; Heir of NAPLES, declared Pedro III, q.v., his heir; poss. claimant EMPEROR; his d....
[Constance, granddaughter of Geoffroi de MAYENNE, q.v.] Emma de la GUERCHE (? - 1161+) ; or: prob. not Constance, granddaughter of Geoffroi de MAYENNE, q.v.
[Constancia COLLY] Jane NEWDYKE (? - by 1621) ; or: Constancia COLLY
Constantine VI the ISAURIAN (770? - 797?) ; Byzantine EMPEROR; brief but tumultuous life; was crowned Emperor at age 10, ruled with mother
Constantine V `Copronymus' the ISAURIAN (Constantinople 718 - 775) ; Byzantine EMPEROR; his moniker Copronymous (=`Name of Shit') came from defecating while being baptized
Constantine `the Great' of ROME (268? - 337) ; aka Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus; EMPEROR of ROMAN EMPIRE; Saint; eponym of CONSTANTINOPLE, etc.; (MIPHMHH #21)
Constantine II (7th King) of SCOTS (? - 952?) ; defeated Vikings at Battle of Tinemore in 918; defeated by King Athelstan at Battle of Brunanburh in 937; abdicated 942; `the Middle Aged'
[Constanza (Maria's sister : wife of Martin de Almendras)] Maria (Dona) HOLGUIN de ALDANA (Ayacucho, Peru) ; or: prob. not Constanza (Maria's sister : wife of Martin de Almendras)
Copper Metallurgy Stage 4 (Anatolia by 5500 BC - ?) ; Smelting ores; (The high temperatures required for smelting and casting were outgrowths of pottery kiln technology.)
Copper Metallurgy Stage 7 (3000 BC - ?) ; Alloying with arsenic or tin (accidentally at first, but deliberate by about 3000 BC; Note that a mold-ca....
Corbred (Chief & eponym of DALRIATA) (? - 240??) ; prob. same as Cairpre Finn Mor (shown here as brother); aka Cairbre RIATA; (forced north by famine from M....
Cordell HULL (Tennessee 1871 - 1955 Washington, D.C.) ; U.S. Senator; 47th U.S. Secretary of State; 'Founder of the United Nations'; Nobel Peace Laureate (1945)
[Cornelia CINNA] Cordelia (Queen) in BRITAIN ; or: poss. Cornelia CINNA; (Cordeilla Cordella); (betrayed by sisters, reigned 5 years, imprisoned by her nephews)
Cornelius `Commodore' VANDERBILT (Staten Isl. 1794 - 1877 N.Y.) ; (great industrialist of steamships and railroads; operated largest railroad, built Grand Central Depot, e....
Corybas of the CORYBANTES ; (the Corybantes, who also included Acmon (Akmon), Damneus, Idaeus (Idaios), Melisseus (King of Crete and ....
Corybas of the CORYBANTES [alt ped] ; (Acmon, Cyrbas, Damneus, Idaeus, Melisseus (King of Crete and Helicon), Mimas, Ocythous, Prymneus, or Pyrrhichus); aka Kyrbas
Corythus of TROY ; fell in love with his step-mother, Helen of Sparta, q.v.
Cosimo I de' MEDICI (Grand Duke) of TUSCANY (Florence 1519 - 1574) ; (granted title Grand Duke by Pope Pius V in 1569, first to be granted this title, though others had called tmeselves `Grand Duke'); ...
Creighton Williams (General) ABRAMS (Springfield, Mass. 1914 - 1974 Washington, D.C.) ; (under Gen. Patton (q.v.), spearheaded rescue of 101st Airborne at Bastogne; Commander in Vietnam; U.S. A....
Cretaceous Period (Mesozoic Era) (145 M BC - 65.5 M BC) ; new types of dinosaur, flowering plants, birds, modern sharks, marsupials, etc.; (this period ended with ....
Croesus (last King) of LYDIA (615? BC - 546? BC) ; (Kroisos); (Invented first system of currency; considered among the wealthiest people of the ancient world)
[Cronos the TITAN] Atlas the TITAN ; prob. King in Ancient SPAIN; aka Atlas of LIBYA; eponym of Atlantic Ocean; poss. King of ATLANTIS; poss. aka Atlas ITALUS
Cronos (Kronos) the TITAN ; or: Saturnus (Ruler GOD) [alt ped], q.v.; castrated Uranus; aka Saturn (Sapturnus : (Roman name)), Cronus; 2nd/3rd Ruler GOD of the Universe, GOD o....
[Cronos the TITAN, q.v.] Socus (Sokos) of PHRYGIA ; or: Apollo the OLYMPIAN, q.v. or: Zeus the OLYMPIAN, q.v. or: Helius GOD of the Sun, q.v. or: Cronos the TITAN, q.v.
Cryogenian Period (Neoproterozoic Era) (850 M BC - 630 M BC) ; Geology: Rodinia supercontinent breaks up, severe glaciation, poss. producing ``Snowball Earth''; ...
Cunedda (King) in BRITAIN (? - 772? BC) ; aka Kunedda (Cunedagius) of CAMBRIA; Murdered his brother Marganus (who was plotting against him) and became sole ruler
Cymbarka of CZERSK (Warsaw 1391? - 1429 Turnitz) ; aka Cimburka PIAST; aka Zymburgis von MASOWIEN
Cymbeline (King) of BRITONS (25 BC - 17?) ; aka Cunobelin (Cynfelin Cynvelin Cynfelyn Cymberline Cunobelinus Cunobelinos) (PENDRAGON ?); King of the SILURES (the CATUVELLAUNI)
Cynegils (Kyngils) (King) of WESSEX (? - 643?) ; reigned 31 years (partly in co-reign with Kings Cwichelm then Cuthred); first West-Saxon King to be baptised
Cyrus Herman Kotzschmar CURTIS (Portland, Maine 1850 - 1933 Penns.) ; (founder & eponym of Curtis Publishing Co. & Curtis-Martin Newspapers; published Ladies' Home....
[Cyrus HUTCHINSON ] James P. HUTCHINSON (Belfast, Eire 1692 - 1748 Virg.) ; or: prob. not Cyrus HUTCHINSON
Cyrus II `the Great' (1st Shah) of PERSIA (600? BC - 529 BC) ; founding EMPEROR of the Persian Empire; `astonishing empire builder'; Lawgiver; released Israelites from ....