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List of rulers named Ludwig
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Ludwig is the German, male first name of a number of rulers. The list also includes French (Louis), Spanish (Luis), Italian (Ludovico) ... rulers.
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Ludwig
Ludwig (Sicily), King (1342–1355)
Ludwig (Etruria), King of Etruria (1801–1803)
Louis of Burgundy, Prince of Achaia (1313–1316)
Ludwig von Anhalt-Köthen-Pless, Prince (1830–1841)
Ludwig von Bar, Duke (1415–1419)
Ludwig (Savoyen) (Ludwig the Elder) Duke of Savoy (1440–1465)
Ludwig von Savoyen (Ludwig the Younger), co-king of Cyprus (1459–1460)
Ludwig (Württemberg), the Pious, Duke (1568–1593)
Ludwig (Blois), Count of Blois (1191–1205)
Ludwig (Ravensberg) († 1249), Count of Ravensberg
Ludwig von Brandenburg (1666–1687), Margrave of Brandenburg
Louis of Naples Sicily (1838–1886), Count of Trani and Prince of Naples Sicily
Ludwig I
Ludwig I (Franconian Empire), the pious, Roman Emperor (813–840)
Ludwig I (Hungary), the Great, King (1342–1382)
Louis I (Anjou), Count and King of Naples (1382–1384)
Ludwig I (Spain), King (1724)
Ludwig I (Holland), King (1806–1810) is Louis Bonaparte
Ludwig I (Bavaria), King (1825–1848)
Ludwig I (Portugal), King (1861–1889)
Ludwig I (Baden), Grand Duke (1818–1830)
Ludwig I (Hessen-Darmstadt), Grand Duke (1806–1830)
Ludwig I, the Kelheimer, Duke of Bavaria (1173–1231)
Louis I. de Bourbon, Duke (?–1342)
Ludwig I (Orléans-Longueville), Duke (1480–1516)
Louis I. de Bourbon, prince de Condé (Prince of Condé); 1530–1569), French general and founder of the House of Condé
Ludwig I (Thuringia), Landgrave (1130–1140)
Ludwig I (Hesse), Landgrave (1413–1458)
Ludwig I (Anhalt-Köthen), Prince (1606–1650)
Ludwig I (Monaco), Prince (1662–1701)
Ludwig I (Württemberg), Count (1136–1158)
Ludwig I (Blois), Count of Blois and Dunois (1342–1346)
Ludwig I (Ludwig of Savoy; * after 1253, † 1302), first lord of the Vaud
Ludwig I (Flanders), Count (1322–1346)
Ludwig I (Württemberg-Urach), Count (1419–1450)
Ludwig I (Goat Grove) († 1229), Count of Goat Grove and from 1205 also of Nidda
Ludwig I (Poland) (1326–1382) is: Ludwig I (Hungary)
Ludwig I (Brandenburg) (1315–1361) is: Ludwig V (Bavaria)
Ludwig II.
Ludwig II. (Italy), Emperor (855–875)
Ludwig II, the German, King in the East of France (840–876)
Ludwig II. (France), the commoner, king (877–879)
Ludwig II. (Anjou), King of Naples and Count of Provence (1384–1417)
Ludwig II. (Bohemia and Hungary), King of Hungary and Bohemia (1516–1526)
Ludwig II. (Bavaria), King (1845–1886)
Ludwig II (Brandenburg), the Roman, Elector (1351–1365)
Ludwig II. (Hessen-Darmstadt), Grand Duke of Hessen (1830–1848)
Ludwig II. (Baden), Grand Duke of Baden (1852–1856)
Ludwig II, the strict, Duke of Bavaria