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Coronet

In British heraldry, a coronet (/ˈkɒrənɪt/, KORR-uh-nit) is a type of crown that is a mark of rank of non-reigning members of the royal family and peers. In other languages, this distinction is not made, and usually the same word for crown is used irrespective of rank (German: Krone, Dutch: kroon, Swedish: krona, French: couronne, Italian: corona…

Usage in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth, Former monarchies & Belgian coronet rankings

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Etymology

Usage in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth

Belgian coronet rankings

Danish coronet rankings

Spanish coronet rankings

Swedish coronet rankings

Former monarchies

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Coronet

Nodes132
Edges131
Triples159
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015152
Components1

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Coronet

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related to Belgian coronet rankings · 23
Coronet → Austrian, Baron, Belgian, Belgium, Count, DuchessMarquis, Duke, Ecuyer, First French Empire, German, Holy Roman Empire, In, King, Kingdom, Netherlands, Nobility, Prince, QueenCrown, Ridder, Spanish
related to Holy Roman Empire · 21
Coronet → Adel, Adelskrone, Austria, Bavaria, British, Freiherr, Freiherrnkrone, Fürst, Fürstenkrone, Germany, Graf, Grafenkrone, Herzog, Herzogskrone, In, Landgraf, Landgrafenkrone, Some, Sometimes, The Holy Roman Empire
related to Spanish coronet rankings · 17
Coronet → All, Aragon, Arms, Crown, Heir ApparentHeir Apparent, Herald, Hidalgo, Infanta, Infante, Persevante, Prince, Princess, Pursuivant, Spanish, Spanish GrandeeDukeMarquessCountViscountBaronLord, Spanish Officer, Variant
related to Royal usage · 16
Coronet → British, Charles II, Charles III, France, George, George VI, Louis XIV, Margaret, Members, November, Occasionally, Princesses Elizabeth, Such, The, They, Versailles
related to Sources and external links · 16
Coronet → Annandale, Coronets, Crests, Crowns, Duke, Earl, French, Garter, Hartfell, Knights, Ladies, Members, Norfolk, PeerageHeraldica, Royal Family, The Coronets
related to Usage by peers · 14
Coronet → After, Camilla, Charles III, Coronets, Dukes, French, German, However, In, King, Marquesses, Since, United Kingdom, Until
related to Kingdom of France · 13
Coronet → As, British, During, France, French, In, Moreover, Paris, Parlement, Second Empire, Some, The, Titles
related to Kingdom of Portugal · 11
Coronet → Beira, DukeMarquisCountViscountBaronKnight, Fidalgo, Heir Apparent, Heir Apparent's, Infante, PortugalPrince Royal, Portuguese, Prince, Royal Crown, These
related to Etymology · 9
Coronet → Ancient Greek, As, English, German, Latin, Old French, Scandinavian, The, Traditionally
related to Other uses · 8
Coronet → ArmsLoyalist, Canadian, Canadian Heraldic Authority, English King, In Canadian, Loyalist, This, United Empire Loyalists

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coronets rank heraldry crown used british crowns royal arms use french leaves made peerage peers german visible coronation sometimes empire

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Coronetis apurely technical term for all heraldic images of crowns not used by a sovereign0.90text
cardinalsinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
bishopsinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
abbotsinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
the corresponding headdress would beinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
depending on the occasioninstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
the point during the serviceinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
a miterinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
zucchettoinstance ofPhra kiaoFor higher clergy0.80text
Coronetrelated to Belgian coronet rankingsThese0.60section
Coronetrelated to Belgian coronet rankingsKingdom0.60section
Coronetrelated to Belgian coronet rankingsBelgium0.60section

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