Everyone on Alexander the Great’s family tree
Each person on this family tree of Alexander the Great has a row. Choose a period to list the people alive in it.
All 21 people on the chart are listed.
| Portrait | Person | Years | Life | On the chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI | Amyntas IIIGrandfather, king | ?–370 BC | King from 393 to 370 BC. Sources2 | Find on the chart |
| EI | Eurydice IGrandmother | Not recorded | Of Lynkestis. Sources3 | Find on the chart |
| NI | Neoptolemus IKing of Epirus | Not recorded | Father of Olympias. Sources4 | Find on the chart |
| CE | Cleopatra EurydiceLast wife of Philip | Not recorded | Niece of Attalus. Sources3 | Find on the chart |
| A | AudataWife of Philip | Not recorded | An Illyrian princess. Sources3 | Find on the chart |
| P | PhilinnaWife of Philip | Not recorded | Of Larissa. Sources3 | Find on the chart |
| N | NicesipolisWife of Philip | Not recorded | Of Pherae. Sources8 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Philip IIFather, king | 382–336 BC | Killed at Aegae in 336 BC. Sources3 | Find on the chart |
![]() | OlympiasMother | c. 375–316 BC | Killed at Pydna in 316 BC. Sources4 | Find on the chart |
| C | CynaneHalf-sister | Not recorded | Killed on the orders of Perdiccas. Sources9 | Find on the chart |
| PI | Philip IIIHalf-brother, king | c. 357–317 BC | Executed in 317 BC. Sources9 | Find on the chart |
| C | CassanderHusband of Thessalonike | Not recorded | He ended the line. Sources6 | Find on the chart |
| T | ThessalonikeHalf-sister | 352?–295 BC | The city bears her name. Sources8 | Find on the chart |
| CM | Cleopatra of MacedonFull sister | c. 355–308 BC | Ruled Epirus from 331 BC. Sources7 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Alexander the GreatKing of Macedon | 356–323 BC | Died at Babylon in 323 BC. Sources5 | Find on the chart |
![]() | RoxanaWife | ?–309? BC | Mother of Alexander IV. Sources6 | Find on the chart |
![]() | StateiraWife | Not recorded | One of three wives. Sources2 | Find on the chart |
| B | BarsinePartner | Not recorded | Named as mother of Heracles. Sources5 | Find on the chart |
| AE | Adea EurydiceNiece, queen | ?–317 BC | Wife of Philip III. Sources9 | Find on the chart |
| AI | Alexander IVSon, king | 323–309? BC | Born after his father died. Sources6 | Find on the chart |
| H | HeraclesSon, disputed | ?–309? BC | Killed in 309 BC. Sources6 | Find on the chart |
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The article is unsigned, so the site stands as author and the date is its last revision. Cite the numbered sources for the facts and the article for the chart. Each reference gives the address of the article.
- APAGenogram Builder. (2026, November 10). The family tree Alexander the Great was born into, from Amyntas III to Alexander IV. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/alexander-the-great-family-tree
- MLA“The Family Tree Alexander the Great Was Born Into, from Amyntas III to Alexander IV.” Genogram Builder, 10 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/history/alexander-the-great-family-tree.
- ChicagoGenogram Builder. “The Family Tree Alexander the Great Was Born Into, from Amyntas III to Alexander IV.” Last modified November 10, 2026. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/alexander-the-great-family-tree.
- HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) The Family Tree Alexander the Great Was Born Into, from Amyntas III to Alexander IV. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/history/alexander-the-great-family-tree (Accessed: 10 November 2026).
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Sources
Every source was opened on 10 November 2026. Livius.org is cited for the legendary descent, and Wikipedia for the people and dates, with its own disagreements stated.
Livius.org
Portrait credits
Each name leads to the file on Wikimedia Commons. The portraits in the article are in the public domain or under CC0.
- Alexander the Great, Unknown author, about 100 BC.
- Philip II, Marie-Lan Nguyen, 2017.
- Olympias, Unknown Roman artist, about 215 to 243.
- Roxana, Pietro Rotari, 1756.
- Stateira, Ancient artist, photographed by Fabien Bièvre-Perrin, 1st century BC to 1st century AD.
- Alexander in the Alexander Mosaic from the House of the Faun at Pompeii, about 100 BC, Unknown Roman artist, about 100 BC.




