royal-titles

Across history and cultures, the names of princesses and queens reflect lineage, marriage, and sovereign power. A queen regnant rules in her own right, while a queen consort is...

A queen holds a formal, constitutional or ceremonial role as the female head of a monarchy, typically as a king’s wife (queen consort) or in her own right (queen regnant). A p...

A queen name most commonly refers to the title held by a female monarch reigning in her own right (a queen regnant) or the wife of a reigning king (a queen consort). The name us...

A Saudi Arabia princess is a female descendant of King Abdulaziz (Ibn Saud) whose father or paternal ancestor was a king or prince in the Al Saud family. Title follows lineage a...

The Duke of York is a peerage title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, most closely associated with senior members of the Royal Family and, since 1986, the heir to the monarc...

The Sandringham Duke commonly refers to members of the British royal family associated with Sandringham House in Norfolk. This long-established estate has been a private residen...

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, saw official changes that removed certain royal and military affiliations, primarily through the Queen’s revocation of his military affiliations a...

The Prince of Wales is a title held by the heir apparent to the British throne, used since the 14th century. It is not automatically inherited, nor is it a personal nickname: it...