List of sons of Abdulaziz ibn Abdurrahman Al Saud

 Saud I ibn Muhammad , Amir Ed-Diriya (c. 1720 - 1726) ├─Sunayyan, the founder of the branch of as-Sunayyan │ └─Ibrahim │ └─Sunayyan │ └─ Abdallah II , Amir Nejd (1841-1843) ├─Farkhan, the founder of the branch of al-Farkhan ├─Mishari, the founder of the branch of al-Mishari │ └─Abd ar-Rahman │ └─ Mishari II , the governor of Manfuhi (1825-1831), from May 9 to 28, 1834 usurped power in Nejd └─ Muhammad I , Amir Ed-Diriya (c. 1726 - 1765) ├─ Abd al-Aziz I , Amir Ed-Diriya (1765-1803) │ └─ Saud II , Amir Ed-Diriya (1803-1814) │ ├─ Abdullah I , Amir Ed-Diriya (1814-1818) │ ├─ Khalid I , Amir Nejd (1837-1841) │ ├─Mish  Ari I, Amir Ed-Diriya (1818-1821), appointed by the Egyptians │ └─Faisal ├─Faisal ├─Saud ├─Ali └─Abdallah └─ Turks , Amir Nejd (1821-1834) ├─Fahd ├─Abdallah, in August – October 1871 usurped power in Nejd ├─Jiluvi, governor of Al Qasim province (1849–1854), founder of the branch of al-Jiluvi Фай─ Faisal I , Amir Nejd (1834–1837, 1843–1865) ├─ Abdallah III , Amir Nejd (1865–1871, 1871–1873, 1876–1889) ├─ Saud III , Amir Nejd (1871–1871, 1873–1875), the founder of the branch of al-Saud al-Kabir ├─ Muhammad II , Amir of Riyadh (1891 -1902) └─ Abda'r-Rahman, Amir Nejd (1875-1876, 1889-1891) + Sarah,  och Ahmad al-Sudairi ├─Muhammad, the governor of Mecca province (1924-1925), was suspected of plotting against the king in 1927 │ └─Halid, suspected of plotting against the king └─ summer of 1927 , Abd al-Aziz II of , Emir of Riyadh ( since 1902), the Sultan of Nejd (since 1921), the padishahs of Nejd and Hijaz (since 1926), the king of Saudi Arabia (1932-1953) + 1) Wadha bint Muhammad al-Hazzam, 2) Tarfah bint Abdallah Al al-Sheikh , │ 3 ) Dzhauhar bint Musaid al-Jiluvi , 4) Buzz I, 5) Dzhauhar bint Saad bin Abdul-Muhsin al-Sudayri , │ 6) Hassa bint Ahmad al-Sudayri , 7) Shahida, 8) Fahda bint al-Asi al-Shuraim 9) Buzz II, │ 10) Ha  ya bint Sa'ad al-Sudayri , 11) Munayir, 12) Mudhi, 13) Nuf bint al-Shalan, │ 14) Baraka al-Yamaniyah, 15) Fatima ├─1) Turki I (1900-1919), heir to the throne (1902-1919), died of a Spanish woman │ └─ Faisal (d.  1968), Minister of the Interior (1961-1962) ├─1) Saud (IV) (1902-1969), King of Saudi Arabia (1953-1964), father of 115 children │ ├─ Muhammad (1934-2012), governor of the province Al-Baha (1987-2010) │ │ ├─Faisal │ │ ├─Khalid │ │ └─Mishaal │ ├─Mishari (b. 1954), Governor of Al-Baha Province in the rank of Minister (since 2010) │ ├─Mishaal ( b. 1947), governor of the province of Najran (1996-2008) │ │ └─ Faisal, adviser to Prince Sultan Ibn Abd al-Aziz , then minister of defense and aviation │ ├─ Badr, governor of the province of Riyadh (1963-1963) │ └ ─Abdul-Rahman (1940-2005), "The godfather" and President │ football cl  Ba Al-Nasr (1960-1969, 1975-1997, 2000-2005) │ │ ├─Halid ├─Abd al-Aziz │ │ ├─Faysal ├─Mamdoh │ │ ├─Saud └─Fahad ├─2) Faisal ( II) (1906-1975), king of Saudi Arabia (1964-1975) │ + 1) Sultana bin Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Sudayri , 2) Iffat al-Sunayyan , │ │ 3) Haya binth Turki bin Abd al-Aziz bin Abdallah al-Saud │ ├─1) Abdallah (1922-2007), Minister of Health (1949-1950), │ │ Minister of the Interior (1951-1959) │ │ ├─Khalid │ │ ├─Muhammad │ │ ├─Abdul-Rahman │ │ ├─Talal │ │ ├─Saud │ │ ├─Sultan │ │ ├─Bandar │ │ ├─Turks │ │ └─Faisal │ ├─2) Muhammad (b.  1937), Deputy Minister of Agriculture, │ │ founder and chairman of the DMI Trust and Faisal Islamic Bank Group │ ├─2) Bandar │ ├─2) Saud (Saud al-Faisal) (b. 1941), Minister of Foreign Affairs (since 1975 to this day) │ ├─2) Turks (Turks al-Faisal) (b. 1945), director general of the Intelligence Service │ │ ( Al Mukhabarat Al A'amah ; 1977-2001), ambassador to the United States (2005-2007) │ │ + Nuf bint Fahd bin Khalid al-Saud │ │ ├─Faisal (Faisal bin Turki) (b. 1975), head of the Institute of Global │ │ │ Strategic Research (GSSI; since 2007) │ │ ├─Abd al-Aziz (r . 1983), race car driver │ │ ├─Saud │ │ ├─Mishail │ │ └─Mu  Chi │ ├─2) Abdul-Rahman │ ├─3) Khalid (p. 1940), the poet, the governor of the province of Asir (1971-2007), │ │ Governor of Mecca province (2007), Managing Director of King Faisal Foundation │ │ + Princess al-Anud │ │ ├─ Bandar (b. 1965), chairman of the reformist Al-Vatan (Homeland) │ │ │ + al-Anud binth Muhammad bin Abdallah bin Muhammad al-Saud │ │ │ ├─Halid │ │ │ └─Faisal │ │ ├─Sultan │ │ └─Saud, vice-chairman of the Saudi Economic Commission joint │ │ with Switzerland, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Greece and others. │ └─Saad ├─3) Mu  Hammad "Abu Sharayan" ("Father of two evils") (1910-1988), │ Governor of the province of Al-Madinah (1924-1965), heir to the throne (1964-1965), │ refused to inherit in favor of his brother │ ├─Fahd │ ├─Bandar │ ├─Badr │ ├─Saad │ ├─Abdallah │ └─Abd al-Aziz ├─3) Khalid (II) (1913-1982), King of Saudi Arabia (1975-1982) │ ├─Bandar │ ├ ─Abdallah (b.  1935), chairman of the King Khalid Foundation │ ├─Fahd │ ├─Saud │ ├─Faisal (b. 1954), vice governor of Asir province (since 2003), │ │ governor of Asir province (since 2007) │ └─Садад ├─ 4) Nasser (1919-1984), governor of the province of Riyadh (until 1951) │ + Mooddy bint Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Sudayri , sister of Queen Hassa al-Sudayri │ ├─Turks (b. 1948), lieutenant general, │ │ Chairman of the Office of Meteorology and the Environment │ │ + Nura al-Saud (b. 1948), daughter of Crown Prince Sultan al-Saud │ │ ├─Faisal "Kahilan" (b. 1973), attache of the Saudi Arabian Embassy in the United States │ │ │ +  Rome bandage Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz al-Saud │ │ │ └─Turks │ │ └─Abdallah │ └─Muhammad, governor of the province of Jizan (since 2000) ├─5) Saad (1920-1993) ├─5) Musaid (1923-2013) │ ├─Khalid, killed in a shootout with police in the early 1960s during a │ └─Faisal demonstration, beheaded for shooting King Faisal ├─5 on March 25, 1975) Abdul-Mukhsin (1925-1985 ), Governor of Al-Madinah Province │ └─Saud, Vice-Governor of Mecca (1976-1992), Acting │ Governor of Mecca (1992-1999), Governor of Hail (since 1999) ├─6) Fahd (I) (1920  2005), the King of Saudi Arabia (1982-2005) │ + 1) al-ANMC bint Abdul Aziz bin Musaed al-Dzhilyuvi 2) Jawzi bint Abdullah ibn │ │ Abdurrahman Al-Saud (divorced), 3) Al-Giohara bandage Ibrahim al-Ibrahim │ ├─1) Faisal (1946-1999), Minister of Labor and Minister of Youth Affairs, Chairman │ │ Saudi Arabian Football Federation (since 1971), Chairman of the Olympic Committee │ │ Saudi Arabia (since 1975), Chairman National Anti-Drug Committee │ │ (since 1984), member of the International Olympic Committee │ │ ├─Nawaf, chairman of the Football Federation Saud  of Arabia (until 2012), │ │ │ member of the International Olympic Committee (since 2002) │ │ └─Khalid │ ├─1) Khalid │ ├─1) Saud уд ├─1) Sultan │ ├─1) Abd ar-Rahman │ ├─2) Turks │ ├─2) Muhammad (b.  1951), Governor of the Eastern Province (since 1985) │ │ + Princess al-Saud, daughter of Crown Prince Naif ibn Abd al-Aziz al-Saud │ │ ├─Turks │ │ ├─Haled │ │ └─Abd al-Aziz │ └ ─3) Abd al-Aziz (b. 1973), former Minister of State without a portfolio ├─6) Sultan (1929—2011), Minister of Agriculture (since 1953), Minister of Transport (since 1955), │ Minister of Defense and Aviation (1962–2011), Second Deputy Prime Minister (1982–2011), │ Crown Prince (2005–2011) │ + 1) Mouner bin Abdul-Aziz bin Musad al-Saud (d. 2011), 2) Hizaran, │ │ 3) Huda bandage Abdallah al-Shaykh, 4) Abir bandage Fahd al-Faisal al-Farha  Mr. Al-Saud │ ├─1) Khalid (b. 1949), Deputy Minister of Defense and Aviation (until 1991 and since 2011), │ │ Assistant Minister of Defense and Aviation (since 2001), Field Marshal , │ │ owner of the newspaper “ Al- Hayat ”│ │ + 1) (until 1978) Lulua, daughter of King Fahd , 2) Abir bandage of the Turks II ibn Abd al-Aziz al-Saud │ │ ├─1) Faisal │ │ ├─2) Fahd │ │ ├─2 ) Salman │ │ ├─2) Mishail │ │ └─2) Abdullah │ ├─2) Bandar "Bandar Bush" (b. 1949), ambassador to the USA (1983-2005), │ │ Secretary General of the National Security Council (c 2005) │ │ + (1972) Haifa bint Faisal (Haifa al-Faisal), daughter of King Faisal and Queen Iffat │ │ ├  ─ Khalid + Lucy Cuthbert, niece of Ralph Percy, 12th Duke of Northumberland │ │ ├─Fahad │ │ └─Azus │ ├─1) Fahd (b.  1950), governor of the province of Tabuk (c 1987) │ ├─1) Faisal, general secretary of the Sultan Ibn Abdel Aziz al-Saud Foundation │ ├─1) Turki (b. 1959), deputy minister of culture and information on information │ │ in Minister’s rank (since 2011) │ │ └─Abd al-Aziz │ 3─3) Saud │ ├─3) Naif │ ├─3) Nauwaf │ ├─3) Badr │ ├─4) Fawaz │ ├─ *) Ahmad │ ├─ *) Abdullah │ ├─ *) Abd al-Majid │ ├─ *) Mohammed │ ├─ *) Mishaal │ ├─ *) Mansur │ └─ *) Salman (b. 1976), Assistant Secretary General of the National Council Security ├─6) Abd al-Rahman (b. 1931), Deputy Minister of Defense and  Aviation (1978-2011) ├─6) Naif (1933-2012), Governor of the Province of Riyadh (1952-1955), Minister of the Interior внутренних (1975-2011), Second Deputy Prime Minister (2009—2011), heir to the throne (2011-2012) │ + 1) Nura Alfarraj Alsubaye (divorced), 2) al-Jawhara bint Abd al-Aziz bin Musaid │ al-Jiluvi , 3) Maha bint Muhammad bin Ahmad al-Sudayri │ ├─1) Nuf │ ├─2) Saud (b. 1956), vice governor of the Eastern Province (1992-2003), │ │ ambassador to Spain (2003-2011), chairman of the Crown Prince’s Court and С │ special adviser (since 2011) │ │ + Abir bint Faisal bin Turki al ├─Abd │ │ │ │ Aziz └─Muhammad │ ├─2) Mu  Ammad (p.  1959), heir to the throne (2015-2017) │ │ on security issues (since 1999) │ ├─3) Nauwaf │ ├─3) Mishail │ └─3) Fahd ├─6) Turki II (b. 1934), vice Governor of the Province of Riyadh (1957, 1960), министра Deputy Minister of Defense (1969-1978) 2 + 2) Hind al-Fassi (d. 2010) │ С─Sultan, since 2004 under house arrest for opposition statements │ └─ Faisal, adviser to the Ministry of Oil ├─6) Salman (b. 1936), governor in the province of Riyadh (1962-2011), minister of defense (since 2011), king (since 2015) │ + 1) Sultana bandage Turki al Sudayri (d. 2011) │ ├─1) Fahd (1955-2001), Vice Governor of the Eastern Province (1986-1991), │ │  died of heart failure │ │ + Nuf bint Khalid bin Abdallah al-Abd ar-Rahman │ │ ├─Sultan │ │ └─Ahmad │ ├─1) Ahmad (1958-2002), died of heart failure │ │ + daughter of Prince Mishaal bin Abd al-Aziz │ ├─1) Sultan (b. 1956), retired Air Force colonel, first Arab astronaut (1985), │ │ Secretary General of the High Commission on Tourism (since 2000) │ │ + Haya, daughter of Prince Saud al -Faisal │ │ └─Salman (b.  1990) │ ├─1) Abd al-Aziz (b. 1960), deputy minister of oil and natural resources (since 1995) │ │ + Sarah bint Khalid bin Musaad bin Abd al-Aziz (b. 1966) │ ├─1) Faisal (born 1970), professor of political science at King Saud University, businessman, governor of the province of Al-Madinah (since 2013) │ ├─2) Saud │ ├─3) Muhammad , heir to the throne (since 2017) │ ├─3) Turks , Chairman of Saudi Research and Marketing Group (since 2013) │ ├─3) Khalid │ ├─3) Naif │ ├─3) Bandar │ └─3) Rakan ├─6) Ahmad (b. 1941/2), vice governor of Makkah province (1971) │ Deputy Minister of internal Affairs (1975-2012) │ └─Abd al-Aziz (p. 1963), bi  non-removable, chairman of Atheeb Group is │ └─Turki ├─7) Mansur (1922-1951), Minister of Defense (until 1951), died of alcohol poisoning ├─7) Mishaal (b. 1926), the Minister of Defense (1951-1956) special royal adviser │ (1957-1960), governor of the province of Mecca (1963-1971), │ Chairman of the Council of Devotion (since 2007) │ ├─Faisal │ ├─Muhammad │ │ ├─Mishaal │ │ ├─Saud │ │ ├─ Mansour │ │ ├─Majid │ │ ├─Sultan │ │ └─Faisal │ ├─Mansur │ ├─Abd al-Aziz │ │ ├─Muhammad │ │ └─Fahd │ ├─Turks │ ├─Halid │ ├ Б Band └─Faisal │ ├─Saud │ └─Sultan ├─7) Mutaib (b.  1931), Deputy Minister of Defense (1951-1956), Vice-Governor of the │ Mecca Province (1963–1971), Minister of Municipal and Rural Administrative Affairs (1975–2009) │ └─Mansur (b. 1952), Deputy Minister municipal and agricultural (since 2006), │ Minister of municipal and agricultural (since 2009) │ + Ibtisam bint Yazid bin Abdullah al-Abd al-Rahman │ ├─Muhammed │ ├─Saud │ └─Faisal ├─8) Abdallah ( IV of) (1924-2015), king of Saudi Arabia (2005-2015) │ + 1) Munira bint Abdullah Al Al-Sheikh *) Jawahir bint Muhammad, **) Tufi bandage Mishan Al Faisaly  -Dzharba │ ├─1) Khalid (p. 1950), honorary president of the football club Al-Ahli (Jeddah) │ │ + Nura bint Abdullah Bin Muhammad Al-Saud Al-Kabir │ │ ├─Faysal (p. 1983) │ │ ├─Abd al-Aziz (b. 1986) │ │ └─Saud (b. 2009) │ ├─Mutaib (b. 1952/3), general, commander of the National Guard of Saudi Arabia │ │ (since 2010), Minister of State │ │ + Jawahir bint Abdallah bin Abd ar-Rahman al-Abd ar-Rahman │ │ ├─ Abdallah (b.  1984), bronze medalist of the 2012 Olympic Games │ │ ├─Saad │ │ └─Khalid │ ├─Abd al-Aziz (b. 1962/3), royal adviser (1989-2011), │ │ deputy foreign minister (with 2011) │ │ + Abir bandage Turki bin Nasser al-Saud │ │ ├─Abdallah │ │ ├─Sadin │ │ └─Khalid │ ├─ **) Mishaal, governor of the province of Najran (since 2009) │ ├─Faisal, head of the Red Saudi Arabia Crescent │ └─Badr (b. 2003) ├─9) Bandar (b. 1923) │ ├─Mansur, commander of the Jeddah air base │ └─Faisal (b. 1943), governor of the province of Al Qasim (s 1992) ├─9) Favvaz (1934-2008), governor of the provinces of Er-R  Iyad (1960-1961) and Mecca (1971-1980) ├─10) Badr (b. 1933), deputy commander of the National Guard (until 2010) │ └─Fahd, governor of the province of Al-Jawf (since 2001) ├─10) Abd al-Illah (b. 1935), provincial governor of al-Qasim (1980-1992) │ and Al-Jawf (1998-2001), royal adviser in the rank of minister (since 2008) │ ├─Abd al-Aziz (b. 1965) │ └─Abd al-Majid ├─10) Abd al-Majid (1942-2007), governor of the provinces of Tabuk (1980-1986), │ El Madina (1986-1999), Mecca (2000-2007) ├─ 11) Talal "The Red Prince" (p.  1932), Minister of Communications (until 1955), co-owner of News Corporation │ + 1) Umm-Faisal, 2) (until 1968) Muana, daughter of Riad al-Solha , │ 3) Moodie bandage Abdul-Muhsin Alangari, 4) Mazhdh bandage of Turki al-Sudayri │ ├─1) Faisal (d. 1991) │ ├─2) al-Walid (b. 1955), international investor, founder and owner of │ │ Kingdom Holding Company │ │ + Dalal bint Saud bin Abd al-Aziz Amira at-Taui │ │ └─Haled │ ├─2) Khaled (b.1962) │ │ + (1988) Jazz bint Saud ibn Abdel Aziz al-Saud │ │ ├─Waleed │ │ ├─Saud │ │ └─Mohammed │ ├─3) Turks (b. 1968), aviation colonel │ │ └─Abd al-Aziz │ ├─4) Abd al-Aziz (b. 1982) │ ├─4) Abdul-  Akhman │ ├─4) Mansour │ ├─4) Mohammed │ └─4) Mansur ├─11) Nauvaf (b. 1932), former Minister of Finance and CEO │ intelligence services (Al Mukhabarat Al A'amah) (up to 2005), │ Royal Gulf Advisor (1968-1975) │ + 1) ?, 2) Jawahir al-Alshayh │ ├─1) Mohammed (b. 1953), Ambassador to Great Britain and Ireland (since 2005) │ │ + Fadwa bint Khaled bin Abdallah al-Saud │ ├─2) Abd al-Aziz (b.  1979) │ └─2) Faisal (b. 1984) ├─12) Majid (1938–2003), governor of Mecca (1980–1999) │ + Nuf bint Abdallah al-Fahd al-Muhanna │ └─Mishaal (b. 1957), the governor of the city of Jeddah (since 1998) │ + Jauhara bint Khalid bin Musaid al-Saud │ └─Khalid ├─12) Sattam (b. 1941), vice-governor of the province of Riyadh (1968-2011), │ governor Riyadh province (since 2011) │ + Sheikh bandage Abdullah bin Abdul-Rahman │ ├─Abd al-Aziz │ └─Faisal ├─13) Tamir (1937-1959) ├─13) Mamduh (b. 1941), governor Tabuk Province (1986-1987, suspended by King │ for disobedience), Director of the Saudi Strategic Center  research.  ├─13) Mashkhur (b. 1942) ├─14) Mukrin (b. 1945), governor of the provinces of Hail (1980-1999) and El Madina (1999-2005), │ general director of the Intelligence Service ( Al Mukhabarat Al A ' amah ) (since 2005), heir to the throne in 2015 │ + Abta bint Hamud ar-Rashid │ ├─Fahd │ ├─Abd al-Aziz │ ├─Faisal │ ├─Turks │ ├─Mansur │ └─Bandar └─15 ) Hamoud (1947-1994)