File:SanchoVIIelFuerteEstatuta(Tudela)(2010-11-20).JPG King Sancho VII of Navarre stood at an estimated 7 ft 3 in (220 cm), based on his remains.[ 1]
European monarchs have varied greatly in height, with some being remembered for their unusually tall height, like Sancho VII of Navarre . Similarly, others, such as Victor Emmanuel III of Italy , are often remembered due to their short stature.
Denmark
France
Franks
France
Greece
Macedon
Kingdom of Greece
Italy
Navarre
Netherlands
Prussia
Rome
Note : Heights here are given in the Roman foot , which was slightly smaller than the modern foot, at approximately 11.65 modern inches.
Russia
Spain
United Kingdom
England
Pre-Norman
Norman & Post-Norman
Scotland
England, Scotland, and Ireland
United Kingdom
Vatican City
See also
References
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