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Prince

A prince is a male ruler (ranked below a king, grand prince, and grand duke) or a male member of a monarch's or former monarch's family. Prince is also a title of nobility (often highest), often hereditary, in some European states. The female equivalent is a princess. The English word derives, via the French word prince, from the Latin noun prīnceps…

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Historical background

Roman senateEmpirePrinceps senatusEmperor AugustusPrincipate
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Title in religious traditions

TheocracyCardinalsPrince BishopsLord BishopsPrince-Provost
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Prince as generic term for ruler

Late RomanLawLiege lordSovereignImmediate states
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Princes consort and princes of the blood

Queen regnantPrince consortCrown matrimonialJure uxorisIslam
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Historical background

Prince as generic term for ruler

Princes consort and princes of the blood

Prince as a substantive title

Title in various European traditions and languages

Title in non-European traditions and languages

Title in religious traditions

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Prince

Nodes384
Edges383
Triples407
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.005208
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Prince

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related to Christianity · 41
Prince → Air, Also, Angels, Another, Apostles, Archangel Michael, Cardinals, Certain, Christian, Christianity, Christians, Church, Covenant, Darkness, Devils, Earth, Further, God, Heaven, Hereditary Prince-Cardinals
related to Slavic languages · 32
Prince → Belarusian, Bulgarian, Hetmanych/Hetmanivna, Karalevich/Karalewna, Knez/Knegina, Knez/Kneginja, Kniazhych/Kniazhna, Knieža/Kňažná, Knyaz/Knyagina/Knyazhna, Knyaz/Knyaginya, Knyazhych/KnyazhnyaBosnian, Kníže/Kněžna, Korolevych/Korolivna, Korolyevich/Korolyevna, Kralevic, Kraljević/Kraljevna, Kraljevič/KraljičnaUkrainian, Kráľovič, Królewicz/KrólewnaRussian, Książę/Księżna
related to Islam · 31
Prince → Amir Zadeh, Amirzada, Arabian, Emir, Emirs, Genghis Khan, Great, House, In, In Indian Muslim, In Iraq, In Kazakh Khanate, In Saudi Arabia, Iran, Khan, Khanzadeh, King, King's Son, Mirza, Muhammad
related to China · 29
Prince → Before Qin, Blood, Commandery, Daifu, Emperor, For, Gongsun, Gongzi, Huang Di, Huang Zi, Jun, Jun Wang, King, Only, Prince Charles, Prince Philip, Princes, Qin Wang, Qing, Shi
related to Romance languages · 26
Prince → Catalan, Languages, Latin, Monegasque, Prince/Princessa, Prince/PrincessaPortuguese, Prince/Princesse, Prince/PrincesseFriulian, Princeps, Princip/Principesse, Princip/PrincipesseItalian, Principe/Principessa, Principe/PrincipessaLatin, Principe/PrincipesăSpanish, Principu/Principessa, Principu/PrincipessaOccitan, Prinzi/Prinzessa, Prinzi/PrinzessaRomanian, Prinţ/Prinţesă, Príncep/Princesa
related to Germanic languages · 25
Prince → English, Foarst/Foarstinne, Furste/Furstinna, Fursti/Furstynja, Fyrste/Fyrstinde, Fyrste/Fyrstinne, Fúrsti/Fúrstafrúa/Fúrstinna, Fürst/Fürstin, German Fürst, Germanic, HlæfdiġeSwedish, Languages, Prince/Princess, Prince/PrincessAfrikaans, Prins/PrinsesFaroese, Prins/Prinsessa, Prins/PrinsessaLuxembourgish, Prins/PrinsesseDutch, Prins/PrinsesseGerman, Prins/PrinsesseOld English
related to Other Western languages · 25
Prince → Albanian, Child, Fejedelem/Fejedelemnő, Firsts/Firstiene, Greek, Herceg/Hercegnő, Hungarian, Kunigaikštis/Kunigaikštienė, Lord, Magyar, Medieval, Modern, Princ/Princeshë, Princ/PrinceshëEstonian, Princas/PrinceseMaltese, Princis/PrinceseLithuanian, Prinkipas/Prinkipissa, Prinkips/Prinkipissa, Prinssi/PrinsessaGeorgian, Prints/PrintsessFinnish
related to Prince as generic term for ruler · 22
Prince → As, Dombes, Europe, European, Gaelic Ireland, Germany, Holy Roman Empire, Il Principe, In, Independence, It, Italy, Latin, Most, Niccolò Machiavelli's, Princedom, Renaissance, Roman, The, This
related to Specific titles · 19
Prince → Asturias, Brazil, British India, Capet, France, Hill States, Himalayan, House, Iberian, In, Infante, Mian, Portugal, Punjabi, Some, Sometimes, Spain, United Kingdom, Wales
related to Title in various European traditions and languages · 18
Prince → Austria, Be, Belarus, Belgium, France, Fürst, Germany, Hungary, If, In, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Ukraine

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Important terminology

title princes king also titles princely used empire duke rank royal sovereign family dynasty cadets count principality lit style monarch

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Princeis amale ruler0.90text
Princeis aruler of a territory that is sovereign or quasi-sovereign0.90text
emperorinstance ofWhile titles0.80text
kinginstance ofWhile titles0.80text
and elector could only be legally occupied by one dynastinstance ofWhile titles0.80text
Italianinstance ofare possible.Foreign-language titles0.80text
Princerelated to African traditionsWestern0.60section
Princerelated to African traditionsBokassa I's0.60section
Princerelated to African traditionsCentral-African Empire0.60section
Princerelated to African traditionsNapoleonic0.60section
Princerelated to African traditionsOtherwise0.60section
Princerelated to African traditionsEnglish0.60section

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