الملك عبد العزيز بن عبد الرحمن ال سعود رحمه الله:

1- ولد عاام 1876 و توفي عاام 1953 عن عمر 77 عامم.

2- اول ملكك للسعودية لمدة 21 عامااً بين عامي 1932 و 1953

3- ولي عهده الامير: ( سعود بن عبد العزيز الٓ سعود )

4- انجب حوالي 36 ابناً تنتقل السلطة بينهم من الاكبر ل الاصغر

الملكك سعود بن عبدالعزيز الٓ سعود .

1- ولد عاام 1902 وتوفي عاام 1969 من عمر67 عاماً

2- ثاني ملوكك السعودية بمدة 11 عاماً 1953 وتم عزله عامم 1964.

3- ولي عهده الامير : (فيصل عبدالعزيز ال سعود ).

الملكك فيصل عبدالعزيز ال سعود .

1- ولد عام 1906 و تعرض للاغتيال عاام 1975 عن عمر 69 عاماً

2- اصبح ثالث ملكك ل السعودية عاام 1964 و لمدة 11عامم

3- ولي عهده الامير 😦 خالد بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود ).

الملكك خالد بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود .

1- ولد عامم 1913 وتوفي عامم 1982 عن عمر 69 عاماً

2- رابع ملك ل السعودية لمدة 7 سنوات من عامم 1975 الى عامم 1982

3- ولي عهده الامير (فهد بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود ) .

الملكك فهد بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود .

1- ولد عاام 1923 وتوفي عامم 2005 عن عمر 82 عاماً

2- خامس ملوك السعودية لمدة 23 عامم من 1982 الى عام 2005

3- ولي عهده الامير:( عبدالله بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود ).

الملكك عبدالله بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود .

1- ولد عامم 1924 و توفي عامم 2015 عن عمر يناهز ال 90 عاماً

2- اصبح سادس ملكك ل السعودية عامم 2005 لمدة 10 سنوات حتى 2015.

3- كان ولي عهده الامير ( سلطان بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود ) من عام 2005 حتى وفاته 2011 ثم الامير ( نايف بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود ) من 2011الى وفاته عام 2012 ثم الامير ( سلمان بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود ) تولي عرشه 2015.

الملكك سلمان بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود .

1-ولد عام 1935 و اصبح سابع ملكك ل للسعودية عامم 2015

2- ولي عهده الامير ( مقرن بن عبدالعزيز ال سعود )ولد عامم 1945 وهو اصغر ابناء اللملكك عبدالعزيز وعين وليا لوي العهد عام 2014 ثم عين ولياً للعهد عام2015

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