The Count of Savoy ( French comte de Savoie , Italian conte di Savoia ), later the Duke of Savoy ( French duc de Savoie , Italian duca di Savoia ) - the title of the rulers of feudal education (first county , then duchy ), located in modern France and Italy.
Counts of Savoy
- 1032 - 1047/1048 : Humbert I Belorukiy ( 970/975 - 1047/1058 )
- 1047/1048 - 1051 : Amadeus I Tail ( 995/1000 — after 1051 ), son of the previous
- 1051-1060 : Otto I ( 1017-1060 ), brother of the previous one
- 1060 - 1078 : Pierre I ( 1048/1049 - 1078 ), son of the previous
- 1078 - 1080 : Amadeus II ( 1050 - 1080 ), brother of the previous one
- 1080 - 1103 : Humbert II the Strong ( 1072 - 1103 ), the son of the previous
- 1103 - 1148 : Amadeus III ( 1095 - 1148 ), son of the previous
- 1148-1189 : Humbert III the Holy ( 1136-1189 ), son of the previous
- 1189-1233 : Thomas I ( 1178-1233 ), son of the previous
- 1233 - 1253 : Amadeus IV ( 1197 - 1253 ), son of the previous
- 1253 - 1263 : Boniface I Roland (d. 1263 ), son of the previous
- 1253 - 1259 : Thomas II ( 1202 - 1259 ), the uncle of the previous one and his co-ruler
- 1263 - 1268 : Pierre II Little Charlemagne ( 1203 - 1268 ), brother of the previous
- 1268 - 1285 : Philip I ( 1207 - 1285 ), brother of the previous one
- 1285 - 1323 : Amadeus V the Great ( 1253 - 1323 ), nephew of the previous
- 1323 - 1329 : Edward I Liberal ( 1284 - 1329 ), son of the previous
- 1329 - 1329 : Jeanne of Savoy ( 1310 - 1344 ), the daughter of the previous one. In 1329, she gave up her rights in favor of her uncle, but in 1330 she again claimed the county of Savoy. She finally gave up her rights in 1339 in exchange for 6,000 livres of annual income.
- 1329 - 1343 : Aymon I Silent ( 1291 - 1343 ), uncle of the previous one
- 1343 - 1383 : Amadeus VI Green ( 1334 - 1383 ), son of the previous
- 1383 - 1391 : Amadeus VII the Redhead ( 1360 - 1391 ), the son of the previous
- 1391 - 1417 : Amadeus VIII Peace-loving ( 1383 - 1451 ), the son of the previous one. In 1417 he received the title of Duke of Savoy from Emperor Sigismund I.
Dukes of Savoy
Coat of arms of the dukes of Savoy
- 1417 - 1434 : Amadeus VIII Peace-loving ( 1383 - 1451 ), abdicated in 1434 , the antipope Felix V 1439 - 1449
- 1434 - 1465 : Louis I ( 1413 - 1465 ), son of the previous
- 1465 - 1472 : Amadeus IX Blessed ( 1435 - 1472 ), son of the previous
- 1472-1482 : Philibert I the Hunter ( 1465-1482 ), the son of the previous
- 1482 - 1490 : Charles I Warrior ( 1468 - 1490 ), brother of the previous
- 1490 - 1496 : Charles II ( 1489 - 1496 ), son of the previous
- 1496 - 1497 : Philip II of the Landless ( 1438 - 1497 ), brother of the previous grandfather
- 1497-1504 : Philibert II Handsome ( 1480-1504 ), son of the previous
- 1504 - 1553 : Charles III the Good ( 1486 - 1553 ), brother of the previous
- 1553 - 1580 : Emmanuel Philibert I the Iron Head ( 1528 - 1580 ), son of the previous
- 1580 - 1630 : Karl Emmanuel I the Great ( 1562 - 1630 ), son of the previous
- 1630 - 1637 : Victor Amadeus I ( 1587 - 1637 ), son of the previous
- 1637 - 1638 : Francis Hyacinth I ( 1632 - 1638 ), son of the previous
- 1638 - 1675 : Karl Emmanuel II ( 1634 - 1675 ), brother of the previous
- 1675 - 1730 : Victor Amadeus II ( 1666 - 1732 ), the son of the previous one, abdicated in 1730
- 1730 - 1773 : Karl Emmanuel III ( 1701 - 1773 ), son of the previous
- 1773 - 1796 : Victor Amadeus III ( 1726 - 1796 ), son of the previous
- 1796 - 1802 : Karl Emmanuel IV ( 1751 - 1819 ), the son of the previous one, abdicated in 1802
- 1802 - 1821 : Victor Emmanuel I ( 1759 - 1824 ), the brother of the previous one, abdicated in 1821
- 1821 - 1831 : Karl Felix I ( 1765 - 1831 ), brother of the previous
- 1831 - 1849 : Karl Albert I ( 1798 - 1849 ), cousin of the previous one, abdicated in 1849
- 1849 - 1859 : Victor Emmanuel II the Decent King ( 1820 - 1878 ), son of the previous
In 1859 the title of duke of Savoy was abolished.