Lineages

The lineage tree

Trace the recorded lines teacher to student. Open a branch to follow a coach's black belts, or search a name to jump straight to their spot.

Mitsuyo Maeda 1,853 people in line family page
- Carlos Gracie Sr. 1,735 people in line family page
  - Rolls Gracie 598 people in line family page
  - Helio Gracie 495 people in line family page
  - Carlson Gracie 429 people in line family page
  - Reyson Gracie 116 people in line
    - Osvaldo Alves 115 people in line family page
      - Luis Dagmar 48 people in line
      - Fabrício Martins 12 people in line
      - Faustino Neto 10 people in line
      - Sergio Lisboa 7 people in line
      - Sérgio Penha 6 people in line
        
        Walter Matos 3 people in line
        
        Fabrício Moreira
        
        Sergio Gasparelli
      - Pascoal Duarte 4 people in line
      - Roberval Mascarenhas 3 people in line
      - Henrique Machado 2 people in line
      - Daniel Valverde 1 people in line
      - Jose Augusto 1 people in line
      - Laerte Barcelos 1 people in line
      - Master Pina 1 people in line
      - Rogerio Olegário 1 people in line
      - Fredson Paixao
      - Gabriel Kitober
      - Marcus dos Santos
      - Paulo Caruso
      - Yvone Duarte
  - George Gracie 28 people in line
  - Reylson Gracie 25 people in line family page
  - Crolin Gracie 16 people in line
  - Robson Gracie 12 people in line
  - Carley Gracie 2 people in line
  - Rosley Gracie 2 people in line
  - Gastao Gracie
  - Hélio Vigio
- Luis França 113 people in line family page
- Sebastião Oli 2 people in line
Takeo Yano 17 people in line
- Francisco Sá 12 people in line
- Osmar Mouzinho 2 people in line
- Robson Sá
Kazuo Yoshida 2 people in line
- Evaldo Luiz 'Serrinha' 1 people in line

Lineage follows black-belt promotions (provisional for active colored belts). Chains are best-effort estimates assembled from public records — a map for exploring, not a certificate.