From China to England Genealogy

My descent from the Emperors of China & Turkish Ancestry:
Dao Wu Di (道武帝), Emperor of China (409-423)
T’opa Si of Xi-Wei
T’o-pa Yuan
Wen Cheng Di (文成帝), Emperor of China (452-465)
Xian Wen Di (獻文帝), Emperor of China (466-471)
Xiao Wen Di (孝文帝), Emperor of China (471-499)
Prince of China
Emperor Xi-Wei Wen-Ti
Princess Ch’ang-lo of China = Bumin Assena, 1st King of Turks (545)
Khan Mokan of the Turks
Princess Kayen of the Turks =  Khusraw I (the Just) Sásání, Sháh of Persia
Hormizd IV Sásání, Sháh of Persia = daughter of Khurad, King of the Hephthalites
Khusraw II (Parvez) Sásání, Sháh of Persia = Princess Sirin of Turkestan
Sharíyár Sásání, Sháh of Persia = dau. Tao-Zu, Emperor of China
Yazdigird III Sásání, last pre-Islamic Sháh of Persia = Zamaspdukht Sásání, dau. Ardashír III Sásání (r. 628-630)
Princess Dara-Izdadwr (Izdundad) of Persia = Bostanai (Bostonai), Jewish Exilarch, heir of the Royal House of Judah
Shahari (Shariyar) = sister of Baw (Bau; Bav), founder of the Buwayhids
Yomtov-Ruzbihan-Yitzak (Ahunai)
Zakkai Yehuda the Exilarch (d. 771)
Makhir (Machir) (Theuderic / Thierri) de Gellone, Marquis de Narbonne (d. 793) = Aldana
Adalesme de Autun = Albane
Gerard, Comte de Auvergne = Princess Rotrude de France, dau. Louis I, ‘the Pious’, son of Charlemagne
Ranulf, Duc d’Aquitaine (d. 866) = Irmgard
Ebles Mancer, Comte de Poitou = Emiliane
William de Poitou, Duc d’Aquitaine (c. 925-963) = Gerloc of Normandy, dau. Rollo the Dane
William II de Poitou, Duc d’Aquitaine (d. 995) = Emma de Blois
Guillaume III (V) “Le Grande”, Duc d’Aquitaine (d. 1030) = Agnes de Bourgogne
Guillaume VI (VIII), Duc d’Aquitaine (c. 1026-1086) = Hildegarde de Bourgogne
Guillaume VII (IX), Duc d’Aquitaine (1071-1126/7) = Mathilde de Toulouse
Guillaume VIII (X), Duc d’Aquitaine (1099-1137) = Aenor de Chatellerault
Eleanor de Poitou d’Aquitaine (1122-1204) = Henry II Plantagenet “Curt Mantel”, King of England (c. 1132-1189)
Princess Elizabeth Plantagenet (1282-1316) = Humphrey VIII de Bohun (1275-1321)

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