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Royal train

A royal train is a set of railway carriages dedicated for the use of the king or other members of a royal family. Most monarchies with a railway system employ a set of royal carriages. If the monarch is an emperor the proper term is imperial train.

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South Africa

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Non-royal official trains

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Royal train

Nodes201
Edges200
Triples121
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00995
Components1

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Royal train

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related to United Kingdom · 21
Royal train → British, British Rail, British Railways, DB Cargo UK, Elizabeth II, Great Western Railway, GWR, In, June, King Charles III, London Paddington, Privy Purse, Queen Victoria, She, Silver Jubilee, Soon, The Keeper, This, Windsor, Windsor Castle
related to Sweden · 18
Royal train → France, Gävle, In, It, King, King Carl XVI Gustaf, King Gustav, King Oscar II, King's, Nice, Queen, Queen's, Sophia, Sweden, Sweden's, Swedish Railway Museum, The, The King's
related to Canada · 17
Royal train → Canadian, Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Railway, Canadian Royal Flight, Connaught, Duke, Grand Trunk Railway, King Edward VII, King George, King George VI, Prince, Prince Arthur, Queen Elizabeth, Royal, Strathearn1939, Wales, York
related to Romania · 17
Royal train → Dining Car, Ernesto Breda/Construzioni Meccaniche, Guests Car, It, King Carol II, King Ferdinand, King Ferdinand's, King Michael, King's Car, Milan, Queen Marie, Queen's Car, Queen-Mother Elena, Romania, Royal House Personnel's Car, The, The Romanian Royal Train
related to Russian Empire · 15
Royal train → After, Alexander III, Chemins, Europe, Imperial Train, Lyon, Méditerranée, Nikolayevskaya Railway, October, Paris, Romanov Tsars, Russian Railway Ministry, Russian Royal Train, Temporary Imperial Train, The
related to The Netherlands · 14
Royal train → Before, Dutch, Dutch Railway Museum, Dutch State Railways, However, In, International Coach Regulations, It, NS, The, The Dutch State Railways, These, Usually, When
related to Morocco · 7
Royal train → After King Hassan II, Budd Company, King Mohammed VI, SPV-2000, The, The Moroccan, US
related to Norway · 5
Royal train → Lillehammer Olympics, Norwegian, Norwegian Railway Museum, The, The Norwegian Royal Train
related to New Zealand · 3
Royal train → New Zealand, New Zealand Railways, The Royal Trains
is a · 2
Royal train → set of railway carriages dedicated for the use of the king or other members of a royal family, train carriage used by the Norwegian royal family and maintained by the Norwegian Railway Museum

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Important terminology

train royal used railway king trains cars family emperor imperial use carriages car two coaches coach museum ii first carriage

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Royal trainis aset of railway carriages dedicated for the use of the king or other members of a royal family0.90text
Royal trainis atrain carriage used by the Norwegian royal family and maintained by the Norwegian Railway Museum0.90text
Royal trainrelated to AustraliaThe0.60section
Royal trainrelated to AustraliaAustralia0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaRoyal0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaCanadian0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaCanadian Royal Flight0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaGrand Trunk Railway0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaPrince0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaWales0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaKing Edward VII0.60section
Royal trainrelated to CanadaCanadian Pacific Railway0.60section

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