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This list of royal saints and martyrs enumerates Christian monarchs, other royalty, and nobility who have been beatified or canonized, or who are otherwise venerated as or conventionally given the appellation of "saint" or "martyr". Their names are in English and, where known, in their own language. When the status of a nominee is dubious the whole entry is italicized. Popes are not included in this list, unless they came from nobility themselves. Although they may be considered sovereigns, a list of Papal Saints is enumerated elsewhere.

This section enumerates Christian sovereigns, as opposed to mere consorts, who are enumerated in "Other royalty and nobility" below.

ImageNameRecognized BySovereigntyNotes Abgar V of Edessa Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Osroene The first Christian monarch in history. Ælfwald I of Northumbria Locally venerated King of Northumbria Æthelberht of Kent Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Kent Listed in the 1916 edition of the Roman Martyrology under February 24. Æthelberht II of East Anglia Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of East Anglia Afonso I of PortugalCatholicKing of Portugal Alfonso V of LeónCatholicKing of León Alfred the Great Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican King of Wessex Amadeus IX, Duke of Savoy Catholic Duke of Savoy Brian Boru Catholic High King of Ireland Brychan Brycheiniog Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Brycheiniog Canute IV of Denmark Catholic
Western Orthodox Rite King of Denmark Causantín mac Cináeda Catholic Kings of the Picts (Catholic) Ceolwulf of Northumbria Catholic, Anglican King of Northumbria Charles I of England and Scotland Anglican King of England and King of Scotland Commonly referred to as King Charles the Martyr Charles the Good Catholic Count of Flanders Clovis I Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of the Franks Constantine of Cornwall Catholic King of Dumnonia Martyr Constantine of Strathclyde Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Strahclyde Constantine I Catholic, Eastern Orthodox Roman Emperor Constantine is not revered as a saint but as “the great” in the Latin Catholic Church. Eastern Catholic Churches such as the Ukrainian Catholic Church recognize him as a saint. Constantine XI Palaiologos Catholic (Byzantine Rite) Byzantine Emperor Not formally canonized, considered a "National Martyr" (unofficial) Cormac mac Cuilennáin Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Munster Cynehelm Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican Kingdom of Mercia His status as co ruler of Mercia is usually considered to be legendary Dagobert II Catholic King of Austrasia Son of Sigbert III David I of Scotland Catholic King of Scotland Son of Saint Margaret of Scotland Eberhard of Friuli Catholic Duke of Friuli Son in law of Frankish emperor Louis the Pious and ancestor of all contemporary royals (Catholic) Edmund the Martyr Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of East Anglia Edgar the Peaceful Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of the English Feast day is 8 July Edward the Confessor Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of England Edward the Martyr Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of England Martyr Edwin of Northumbria Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Deria & Bernicia Kaleb of Axum Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox King of Ethiopia Also known as Saint Elesbaan Eric IX of Sweden Catholic King of Sweden Martyr, feast day of May 18. Ezana of Axum Catholic, Oriental Orthodox King of Axum 4th century King of Axum Fedelmid mac Crimthainn Catholic, Eastern OrthodoxKing of Munster Ferdinand III of Castile Catholic King of Castile and Toledo Known as "Ferdinand III the Saint", in Spanish "San Fernando" and "Fernando III el Santo" Guntram Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Orléans, King of the Franks Merovingian king of Burgundy (Catholic); The Catholic Church celebrates his feast day on 28 March. Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor Catholic, Eastern Orthodox? Holy Roman Emperor Husband of Cunigunde of Luxemburg (see under "Other royalty and nobility" below), known as "Saint Henry II", in German "Heinrich II. der Heilige" ("Henry II the Holy"), There are claims to be venerated in the Orthodox Church, but they are disputed claims Hermenegild of the Visigoths Catholic, Eastern Orthodox Martyr Hoel, King of Cornouaille Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican King of Cornouaille Hoel appears in Welsh mythology and the Matter of Britain as a "king of Brittany". Mythology states that he was a relative of the legendary King Arthur. Jadwiga of Poland Catholic Queen of Poland Known as "Saint Hedwig of Poland", "Saint Jadwiga, Queen of Poland" and "Saint Hedwig, Queen of Poland", in Polish "Św. Jadwiga Królowa Polski" Judicael of Brittany Catholic King of Domnonée Justinian I Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Lutheran Byzantine emperor Died 565, known as "Justinian the Great" Ladislaus I of Hungary Catholic King of Hungary Leopold III Catholic Margrave of Austria Lucius of Britain Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of the Britons 2nd century British King, whose historicity is disputed Louis IX of France Catholic King of France in French "Saint Louis" Ludwig IV of Thuringia Catholic Landgrave of Thuringia Husband of Elisabeth of Hungary (see under "Other royalty and nobility" below), not canonized but revered as a saint in Thuringia, in German Ludwig IV., der Heilige (Ludwig IV the Holy) (Catholic) Magnus of Orkney Catholic Church, Anglican Church, Church of Sweden, Church of Norway Earl of Orkney 12th century Earl of Orkney, and Martyr Malcolm III of ScotlandCatholic King of Scotland Scottish Gaelic: Máel Coluim mac Donnchada Malcolm IV of Scotland Catholic King of Scotland Olaf II of Norway Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Norway Oswald of Northumbria Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Northumbria Martyr; feast day is August 5. Oswine of Deira Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Deira Martyr, died 651. Pabo Post Prydain Catholic King from Hen Ogledd Traditionally identified with St. Pabo (Catholic) Salomon Catholic King of Brittany 9th century Martyr and King of Brittany Sigebert III Catholic King of Austrasia Merovingian king of Austrasia, father of Dagobert II (Catholic) Sigismund of Burgundy Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of the Burgundians Stephen I of Hungary Catholic, Eastern Orthodox King of Hungary Tiridates III of Armenia Catholic, Oriental Orthodox, Armenian Church King of Armenia Eastern Orthodox) Wenceslaus I, Duke of Bohemia Catholic, Eastern Orthodox Duke of BohemiaDied 28 September 935, Martyr, patron of the Czech Republic, in Czech "Svatý Václav", in German "Heilige Wenzel" Wigstan of Mercia King of MerciaLater became a monk. William of Gellone Catholic Count of Toulouse

+ImageNameRecognized BySovereigntyNotesAlexander NevskyEastern OrthodoxPrince of Novgorod, Grand Prince of Kiev, & Grand Prince of VladimirAndrey BogolyubskyEastern OrthodoxGrand Prince of VladimirArchil of KakhetiEastern OrthodoxPrince of KakhetiMartyrAshot I of IberiaEastern OrthodoxPrince of IberiaMartyrBoris I of BulgariaEastern OrthodoxKnyaz of BulgariaConstantin BrâncoveanuEastern OrthodoxPrince of WallachiaMartyrConstantine IVEastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorDavid IV of GeorgiaEastern OrthodoxKing of GeorgiaDavid of TrebizondEastern OrthodoxEmperor of TrebizondDemetrius I of GeorgiaEastern OrthodoxKing of GeorgiaDemetrius II of GeorgiaEastern OrthodoxKing of GeorgiaMartyr, also known as "Demetre the Self Sacrificer"Stefan DragutinEastern OrthodoxKing of SerbiaJohn III Doukas VatatzesEastern OrthodoxEmperor of NicaeaDied 1254, known as "John the Merciful" and "John III Doukas Vatatzes"John IV LaskarisEastern OrthodoxEmperor of NicaeaDied 1305, known as "John IV Laskaris" and "John IV Doukas Laskaris"Justinian IIEastern OrthodoxByzantine emperorDied 711, known as "Justinian Rhinotmetos" ("ὁ Ῥινότμητος", "the slit nosed")Lazar HrebeljanovićSerbian Orthodox ChurchKnez ("Prince" or "Duke") of SerbiaDied 1389, known as "Tsar Lazar", canonized by the Serbian Orthodox Church as "Свети Косовски Великомученик кнез Лазар" ("Holy Great Martyr of Kosovo Prince Lazar"), known as "Свети Цар Лазар" ("Holy Tsar Lazar") (Serbian Orthodox)Leo I the ThracianEastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorDied 474Luarsab II of KartliEastern OrthodoxKing of KartliMartyrManuel IIEastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorDied 1425, known as "Manuel I Palaiologos" and "Manuel the Monk"MarcianEastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorDied 457Mikhail of TverEastern OrthodoxGrand Prince of VladimirMartyrMilutin NemanjicEastern OrthodoxKing of SerbiaMartyrMirian III of IberiaEastern OrthodoxKing of IberiaDied 361Neagoe BasarabEastern OrthodoxKing of WallachiaNicholas II of RussiaEastern OrthodoxCzar of RussiaThe Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia canonized him in 1980 as a saint and martyr, the synod of the Russian Orthodox Church canonized him as a saint and passion bearer on 14 August 2000, in Russian "Царь Мученик Николай II" ("Tsar Martyr Nicholas II") and "Святой Страстотерпец Царь Николай II" ("Holy Passion Bearer Tsar Nicholas II") (Eastern Orthodox); see Canonization of the RomanovsNikephoros IIEastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorDied 969. Peter of MuromEastern OrthodoxPrince of MuromHusband of Saint Fevronia of MuromPeter I of BulgariaEastern OrthodoxTsar of BulgariaHe was the Tsar of the First Bulgarian Empire. Solomon II of ImeretiEastern OrthodoxKing of ImeretiStefan LazarevićEastern OrthodoxDespot of SerbiaKnown as "Stefan the Tall." He first ruled as a Prince of Serbia and then became despot. Stefan NemanjaEastern OrthodoxGrand Prince of SerbiaCanonized as Saint Simeon the Myrrh streamingStefan NemanjićEastern OrthodoxGrand Prince and King of SerbiaKnown as Stefan the First CrownedStefan Uroš IIIEastern OrthodoxKing of SerbiaKnown also as Stefan DecanskiStefan Uroš VEastern OrthodoxEmperor of SerbiaStephen the Great, King of MoldaviaEastern Orthodoxrepaused 2 July 1504Tamar of Georgia (died 1213)Georgian Orthodox Church (Eastern Orthodox)King of GeorgiaTheodosius I, Roman Emperor (died 395)Eastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorTheodosius II, Roman Emperor (died 450)Eastern OrthodoxRoman EmperorVakhtang I of IberiaEastern OrthodoxKing of IberiaVakhtang III of GeorgiaEastern OrthodoxKing of GeorgiaVladislavEastern OrthodoxKing of SerbiaYaroslav the WiseEastern OrthodoxGrand Prince of Kiev

The Roman Catholic Church classifies various holy persons who have not been canonized as saints in the lesser categories of beati, venerabili, and servants of God. These titles indicate grades on the path to canonization in that church. ImageNameStatusSovereigntyNotes Charlemagne Blessed King of the Franks, King of the Romans, & Emperor of the Romans Cultus fully permitted at Aachen Francis II of the Two Sicilies Servant of God King of the Two Sicilies In December 2020, Cardinal Sepe of Naples announced the opening of the process of beatification and canonization in the case of Francis II. Henry II the Pious Servant of God High Duke of Poland The Roman Catholic Diocese of Legnica opened up his cause for beatification in October 2015. Humbert III of Savoy Pre Congregation Count of Savoy He was venerated right after his death, pre congregation. In 1838, Charles Albert, King of Sardinia and his descendant, tried and failed to have him beatified by Pope Gregory XVI. Isabella I of Castile Servant of God Queen of Castile Declared Servant of God in March 1974 & cause initially stopped in 1991. In April 2020, Pope Francis requested that her cause be reopened. James I of AragonBlessedKing of Aragon King of Majorca Lord of Montpellier Count of BarcelonaCult in the order mercedarian. James VII of Scotland Servant of God King of England, King of Ireland, King of Scotland In 1734, spurred on by the English Benedictines of Paris, Archbishop Charles Gaspard Guillaume de Vintimille du Luc of Paris opened the Cause for the deposed and exiled James VII and II, who had died in France in 1701 after the Revolution of 1688; a 2019 article in the Catholic Herald provoked renewed, though still small scale, interest in the possibility of the king's eventual canonization. Henry VI of EnglandCause openedKing of England, Heir and Regent of France, Lord of IrelandHe has been declared martyr and wonderworker. Karl I of Austria Blessed Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary, King of Croatia, & King of Bohemia Beatified by Pope John Paul II in October 2004. Charles I of England Cause partially opened King of England, King of Scotland, King of Wales and King of Ireland A Roman Catholic chapter of the Society of King Charles the Martyr was established by a group in the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter with the blessing of Bishop Steven J. Lopes

This section enumerates Christian royalty, including consorts but not sovereigns, and nobility. Christian sovereigns, while also "royalty", are exclusively enumerated in "Monarchs" above.

Melchizedek, the King of Salem, is venerated as a Saint and appears to be among the earliest Royalty in the Bible. Joseph is venerated as a Saint, within Christianity, with one apocryphal text (Joseph and Asenath) suggesting he may have even become Pharaoh after his work as Vizier in Egypt. Moses is also considered to have been saved, and is sometimes thought to have been a member of the Egyptian Royal family. King David of the Biblical Kingdom of Israel and his successors Hezekiah and Josiah of the southern Kingdom of Judah are traditionally considered to be Saints by Catholic teaching. In the New Testament genealogies, Jesus Christ is a descendant of King David and has been proclaimed by the Catholic Church as King of the Universe. His mother, Mary, is also celebrated within Catholic teaching as Queen of Heaven. Within tradition, she too is a descendant of King David, as were both her parents Sts. Joachim and Anne. Medieval traditions would include within this number some of the Apostles, as part of a broader kinship to Christ.