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Rarest Monarch of England — All 47 Answers Ranked by Rarity

47 answers are accepted for “Name a monarch of England”. Harold Harefoot is the rarest monarch of England in this ranking, with 144,843 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary). Eadwig is the second-rarest with 186,892 monthly Wikipedia views, 1.29× the figure for Harold Harefoot. Henry VIII is the most common monarch of England in this ranking, with 3,581,758 monthly Wikipedia views, 24.7× the figure for the rarest. Combined monthly Wikipedia views across the 47 answers: 48,692,191. Harold Harefoot is 0.3% of that total. 10 answers are Epic or Legendary: Harold Harefoot (Legendary), Eadwig (Legendary), Eadred (Legendary), and 7 more.

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Monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10).

Ranked answers

47 answers to “Name a monarch of England”, rarest first. A rarity of 1 is the rarest answer in this prompt.
Rank Answer Tier Rarity Monthly Wikipedia views
1 Harold Harefoot on Wikipedia Legendary 1.000 144,843
2 Eadwig on Wikipedia Legendary 0.978 186,892
3 Eadred on Wikipedia Legendary 0.957 193,422
4 Swein Forkbeard on Wikipedia Legendary 0.935 205,020
5 Edmund Ironside on Wikipedia Epic 0.913 212,106
6 Edgar, King of England on Wikipedia Epic 0.891 234,239
7 Edward the Martyr on Wikipedia Epic 0.870 254,355
8 Edmund I on Wikipedia Epic 0.848 318,243
9 Harthacnut on Wikipedia Epic 0.826 336,660
10 William II of England on Wikipedia Epic 0.804 460,030
11 Edward the Elder on Wikipedia Rare 0.783 481,413
12 Stephen, King of England on Wikipedia Rare 0.761 547,921
13 Æthelred the Unready on Wikipedia Rare 0.739 568,796
14 Mary II on Wikipedia Rare 0.717 593,114
15 Edward V on Wikipedia Rare 0.696 595,503
16 Æthelstan on Wikipedia Rare 0.674 705,698
17 Cnut on Wikipedia Rare 0.652 738,557
18 Henry III of England on Wikipedia Rare 0.630 755,465
19 Henry I of England on Wikipedia Rare 0.609 773,300
20 Richard II of England on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.587 804,364
21 Edward I on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.565 822,115
22 Edward III on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.543 851,074
23 William III of England on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.522 878,522
24 Edward II on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.500 879,356
25 Henry IV of England on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.478 971,026
26 Harold Godwinson on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.457 990,399
27 Edward the Confessor on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.435 996,227
28 Edward IV on Wikipedia Uncommon 0.413 996,966
29 Henry II of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.391 1,131,000
30 Henry VI of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.370 1,144,938
31 John, King of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.348 1,157,311
32 Alfred the Great on Wikipedia Familiar 0.326 1,182,817
33 Richard I of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.304 1,191,429
34 James II of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.283 1,222,308
35 Edward VI on Wikipedia Familiar 0.261 1,311,102
36 Richard III of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.239 1,434,439
37 Henry V of England on Wikipedia Familiar 0.217 1,509,566
38 Lady Jane Grey on Wikipedia Common 0.196 1,515,160
39 Mary I on Wikipedia Common 0.174 1,523,138
40 Anne, Queen of Great Britain on Wikipedia Common 0.152 1,680,288
41 Henry VII of England on Wikipedia Common 0.130 1,747,210
42 Charles II of England on Wikipedia Common 0.109 1,759,736
43 Charles I of England on Wikipedia Common 0.087 1,941,779
44 William the Conqueror on Wikipedia Common 0.065 2,010,908
45 James VI and I on Wikipedia Common 0.043 2,170,429
46 Elizabeth I on Wikipedia Common 0.022 2,981,249
47 Henry VIII on Wikipedia Common 0.000 3,581,758

FAQ

What is the rarest monarch of England?

Harold Harefoot is the rarest monarch of England in this ranking, with 144,843 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary).

How many monarch of Englands are there?

There are 47 monarch of Englands in this ranking, from Harold Harefoot (rarest) to Henry VIII (most common).

What is the most common monarch of England?

Henry VIII is the most common monarch of England in this ranking, with 3,581,758 monthly Wikipedia views (Common).

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Recorded source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10). The answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0), and the view counts are monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Rarity is the percentile of the popularity figure inside this prompt: 1 is the rarest and 0 is the most common. Linked names open the English Wikipedia article stored on that answer.