Tomb of Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor, Pisa Cathedral

Tomb of the Black Prince, Canterbury Cathedral

Tomb of Philibert of Savoy and Margaret of Austria, Brou

Royal Tombs, Rifa'i Mosque, Cairo, Egypt

Fuad I, King of Egypt.
Farouk I, King of Egypt.
Ismail Pasha Khedive of Egypt.
Ferial Hanem, wife of Ismail Pasha, mother of Fuad I.
Shahrat Faza Hamen, wife of Ismail Pasha.
Jeshem Afet Hamen, wife of Ismail Pasha.
Djananiar Hamen, wife of Ismail Pasha. If the Gothic elements are a bit unexpected, it helps to know she was French.
Khushiyar Kadin, wife of Ibrahim Pasha, and mother of Ismail Pasha.
Hussein Kamel, Sultan of Egypt.

Sultana Melek, wife of Hussein Kamel.
Photos by Ahmad Badr

Tomb of Muhammad Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, Rifa'i Mosque, Cairo

Photo by Ahmad Badr

Mausoleum of Nicholas I, King of Montenegro, Cetinje

Tomb of Christian VI, King of Denmark and Norway, Roskilde Cathedral

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Tomb of Henry IV and Joan of Navarre, Canterbury Cathedral

Photo by Josep Renalias

Site of the Tomb of Henry I, King of England, Reading Abbey

Unfortunately, the tomb, and the abbey, were destroyed by Protestants.

Coffin of Ferdinand I, Tsar of Bulgaria, St. Augustine's Church, Coburg, Germany

The tomb behind it is that of his parents Prince August of Saxe-Coburg-Kohary and Princess Clementine of Orleans.

Tomb of Wilfred the Hairy, Count of Barcelona ( d897 ), Santa Maria de Ripoll

Yes, I said Wilfred the Hairy
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Shrine of St. Ferdinand III, King of Castille, Seville Cathedral

We often hear the line "how would you feel if one of your ancestors was put on public display?" Well, I'm showing you these pictures, so it's fairly obvious I don't have a problem with it. The dead don't give a rat's hindquarters what happens to their bodies, so the living should stop being so fucking squeamish.
FYI: St. Ferdinand's daughter married Edward I of England. Literally millions of people are descended from them.

Coffins of Isabella and Ferdinand, Granada Cathedral

Yes, as in 1492 and all that.

Tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh, Hue

Reliquary Shrine of St. Erik, King of Sweden, Uppsala Cathedral

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Tomb of Catherine of Ymseborg, Queen of Sweden, Gudhem

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Grave of Gustaf VI Adolf, King of Sweden, and of Princess Margaret and Queen Louise, Royal Cemetery, Solna

Grave of Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Sibylla of Sweden, Royal Cemetery, Solna

Tomb of Alexander, Earl of Buchan, Dunkeld Cathedral, Scotland

My ancestor, the "Wolf of Badenoch", fourth son of King Robert II.
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Tomb of Mieszko I and Boleslas Chroby, Kings of Poland, Poznan Cathedral

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