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Highness

Highness (in address Your Highness and in reference His/Her Highness and Their Highnesses, the latter two abbreviated respectively H.H. and T.H.) is a formal style used to address (in second person) or refer to (in third person) certain members of a reigning or formerly reigning dynasty. It is typically used with a possessive adjective: "His Highness"…

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History in Europe

Continental Europe

Modified forms

Commonwealth realms

Colonial use

Modern Islamic World

Republican and non-royal usage

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Variations and precedence

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Highness

Nodes203
Edges202
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Avg. degree1.99
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related to Variations and precedence · 45
Highness → Amghar Mohammed Ameziane, BadenHis/Her Highness, Cardinal, Church, EgyptHis/Her Ducal Serene Highness, Grand Ducal Hesse, Grand Master, HDSH, HEH, Her Sultanic Highness, HGDH, HH, HI, HIH, HIll, His Eminence, His Most Eminent Highness, His/Her Exalted Highness, His/Her Grand Ducal Highness, His/Her Illustrious Highness
related to Continental Europe · 42
Highness → Almanach, Among, Anhalt, At, Bavaria, Brunswick, Burke's Peerage, Congress, Denmark, Dutch, Ernestine, German, Germany, Gotha, Hesse, HH, His/Her Highness, Hohenberg, House, Ligne
related to history · 35
Highness → Abstract, Also, Authorized Version, Bible, Byzantine, Dedication, Dr, Edward Crome, England, Grace, Henry VIII, Hist, In, In English, It, James, James I's, James VI, Kinges Grace, Kinges Highness
related to Royal Afghanistan · 25
Highness → Abdur Rahman Khan, Afghan, Afghan Emir Payindah Muhammad, Afghan King Zahir Shah, Afghanistan, Although Jalalat Mahab, Amanullah Khan, Arabic, Cousin, English His Honorable Highness, His Highness, His Majesty, In Afghanistan, Jalalat, Jalalat Mahab, Jalalat Mahab Aali Qadr, Khan Barakzai, Muhammadzai, Prime Minister, Prince
related to Spanish-speaking world · 18
Highness → Alteza, Excelentísimo Señor, He, In, In Spain, King Charles IV, Manuel Godoy, Most Serene Highness, Paz, Peace, Prime Minister, Prince, Principe, Spanish, Spanish-speaking, Su Alteza Serenísima, The, The Most Excellent
related to Aga Khan · 15
Highness → Afghanistan, Aga Khan, Aga Khan III, Aga Khan IV's, Britain, British, Elizabeth II, February, His Highness, King Charles III, Queen, The, The Aga Khan, This, United Kingdom
related to Saudi Arabia · 12
Highness → Custodian, Emir, HH, His Royal Highness, His/Her Highness, HRH, Ibn Saud, In Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah, Prince, The, Two Holy Mosques
related to Commonwealth realms · 11
Highness → British, George, Her Royal Highness, His, HRH, In, May, Prince, Royal Highness, The, Wales
related to Modified forms · 11
Highness → Altesse Royale, Alteza Real, Baden, French Altesse Impériale, German Kaiserliche Hoheit, Grand Ducal Highness, Imperial Highness, Königliche Hoheit, Royal Highness, Spanish Alteza Imperial, Usually
related to Colonial use · 9
Highness → British Empire, Dutch East Indies, East India Company, His, In, India, Indonesia, List, Persian Gulf

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Highnessis arare hybrid of the title style Highness0.90text
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanThe Aga Khan0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanHis Highness0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanElizabeth II0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanQueen0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanUnited Kingdom0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanAga Khan III0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanThis0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanBritish0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanBritain0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanAfghanistan0.60section
Highnessrelated to Aga KhanThe0.60section

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