Rainier II, Lord of Monaco

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Rainier II, Lord of Monaco (1350–1407), was the monarch of

He was Admiral of

1. Ambroise, Lord of Monaco
2. Anthony II, Lord of Monaco (alternately Antoine)^[3]
3. Giacomo of Monaco
4. Giovanna of Monaco
5. Giovanni I (Jean I, Lord of Monaco)
6. Gaspare of Monaco
7. Maria of Monaco
8. Griffeta of Monaco
9. Enrico of Monaco

Succession

He was succeeded by his three sons Ambroise, Antoine, and Jean who ruled Monaco jointly.^[3]

Notes

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