Magnus Sigurdsson:
the Blind:
the Blind:
Manuel I of Portugal the Maecenas of Portugal
Maria Luisa of Savoy, Queen of Spain la Savoyana.
Marie Adelaide of France Madame Quatrieme:
Marie Antoinette of France Madame Deficit; Madame Veto:
Marie-Therese of France Madame la Dauphine:
Marie Therese Charlotte of France Madame Royale:
Victoire of France Madame Tante:
Vseslav of Polotsk the Magician:
Ashot Bagratuni the Man-Eater:
Charles I of England the Man of Blood:
Elizabeth I of England the Maiden Queen:
Ferdinand I of Romania the Maker of Greater Romania:
Francesco Grimaldi the Malicious:
Charles I of Dothan the Man:
Henri III of France the Man-Milliner:
Ibrahim Pasha the Magnificent Vagrant:
Napoleon III of the French the Man of December
Otto von Bismarck the Man of Blood and Iron:
Pedro II of Brazil Man of Sao Cristovao:
Napoleon III of the French Man of Sedan:
Napoleon III of the French Man of Silence:
Charles James Fox Man of the People:
Napoleon III of the French Man of the Third Republic:
Douglas Haig Man Who Won the War:
Margaret I of Denmark: the Lady King, the Northern Semiramis, the Semiramis of the North.
Margarethe II of Flanders Margaret of Constantinople:
Margaret of England Margaret Tudor:
Maria, Grand Duchess of Russia.
the Amiable Baby (by great-uncle GD Vladimir Alexandrovich). the Fat Little Bow-wow (by sisters Olga & Tatiana)---"Sweet-natured and soft, Maria was sometimes taken advantage of by her sisters, who nicknamed her 'fat little bow-wow.' The middle child of the family, Maria sometimes felt insecure and left out by her older sisters.". the Little Pair (with sister Anastasia)
Maria of Georgia
Maria of Georgia
the Alan:
Maria I of Portugal
Maria I of Portugal
the Mad:
the Pious
Concino Concini Marechal d'Ancre:
Caesar of Choiseul Marshal du Plessis-Praslin:
the Martyr of Orkney: Magnus Erlendsson, Earl of Orkney
the Martyr Queen: Ketevan
the Marvelous: Friedrich II of the Holy Roman Empire
Master Gerald de Barry: Gerald of Wales
Master of the Lands of Caesar and Alexander the Great: Suleiman I
Maurice de Saxe Ajax:
Maximilian the Great: Maximilian I of Bavaria
Mehmed the Conqueror: Mehmed II of the Ottoman Empire
Memorable: Erik II of Denmark
Menacing Eyes: Dmitri of Tver
Merchant: Bjorn Haraldsson of Norway
Merchant King, King-Merchant: Willem I of the Netherlands
Merciful (Voghormadz): Ashot III of Georgia; Johann II of Cleves
Merciless: Jan of Holland, Count of Ostrevant
Mere Dandini: George IV of Great Britain
Messalina of Germany: Barbara of Celje
the Pious
Concino Concini Marechal d'Ancre:
Caesar of Choiseul Marshal du Plessis-Praslin:
the Martyr of Orkney: Magnus Erlendsson, Earl of Orkney
the Martyr Queen: Ketevan
the Marvelous: Friedrich II of the Holy Roman Empire
Master Gerald de Barry: Gerald of Wales
Master of the Lands of Caesar and Alexander the Great: Suleiman I
Maurice de Saxe Ajax:
Maximilian the Great: Maximilian I of Bavaria
Mehmed the Conqueror: Mehmed II of the Ottoman Empire
Memorable: Erik II of Denmark
Menacing Eyes: Dmitri of Tver
Merchant: Bjorn Haraldsson of Norway
Merchant King, King-Merchant: Willem I of the Netherlands
Merciful (Voghormadz): Ashot III of Georgia; Johann II of Cleves
Merciless: Jan of Holland, Count of Ostrevant
Mere Dandini: George IV of Great Britain
Messalina of Germany: Barbara of Celje
Miklos Zrinyi: the Poet-Warlord
Pippin of Herstal the Middle:
Amaury III of Montfort the Mighty:
Michel Ney the Achilles of France:
Miguel I of Portugal the Absolute King:
the Mild (Ger. Sanftmutige): Eberhard III of Wurttemberg; Friedrich of Thuringia; Friedrich II of Saxony; Johann II of Bavaria; Johann III of Holstein-Plön
Mild Margrave: Leopold III of Austria
Minerva of France: Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France
Mirabeau Barrel: Andre Boniface Louis de Riqueti
Miracle King: Bela IV of Hungary
Miracle of Nature: Christina of Sweden
Miracle of Time: Elizabeth I of England
Mircea Basarab II: Mircea II of Wallachia
Mircea the Shepherd: Mircea IV of Wallachia
Miro the Elder (Cat. Miro el Vell): Miro I of Rousillon
Miro the Old: Miro I of Cerdanya
Mirror of His Race: Francesco de' Pazzi
Mr. Glucksburg: Constantine II of Greece
Mr. Crofts: James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth
Mr. Toad: Nikolai II of Russia (by Maud, Queen of Norway)
Mrs. Bogan of Bogan: Carolina, Baroness Nairne
Mrs. Brown: Victoria of the United Kingdom
Mrs. Bull: Anne of Great Britain
Mrs. Melbourne: Victoria of the United Kingdom
Mrs. Morley: Anne of Great Brittain
Mistress of Amusements: Pauline Bonaparte (by Napoleon I)
Modern Bayard: Nicolas Oudinot
Modern Gracchus: Honore Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de Mirabeau
Modern Joan of Arc: Maria Sofia of Bavaria
Modern Tullia: Mary II of England
Mon Soldat: Henri IV of France
Monarco: Ezzelino II da Romano
Moses of Our Age: Nikolas Ludwig, Count of Zinzendorf (1700-1760)
Most Faithful Majesty: Joao V of Portugal
Most Honest Man in France: Francois of Vendome
Most Irascible Prince in Europe: Jean V of Brittany
Most Meek: Alexis I of Russia
Most Peaceful: Alexis I of Russia
Most Pious: Giovanna I of Naples
Most Quiet: Alexis I of Russia
Most Wise and Most Faithful Knight of St. Peter: Matilda of Tuscany
Mother Extraordinaire: Cicely Neville
Mother of Jagiellons: Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of Kings: Cicely Neville; Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of the Kingdom: Jelena of Zadar
Mother of Germany: Maria Theresa of Austria
Mother of Jagiellons: Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of the Kingdom: Jelena of Zardar
Mother of Kings: Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of the People: Maria Theresa of Austria
Mother of Wales: Catrin of Berain
Mother of the Wounded: Elisabeth of Wied
Mother-in-Law of the Balkans: Marie of Edinburgh, Queen of Rumania
Motherless Hound: Cathal II of Munster
Motor Prince: Bertil of Sweden; Carl Philip, Duke of Varmland
Moulay Ismail ibn Sharif: Ismail of Morocco
Mouth (Munn): Sigurd II of Norway Mouth Bag, Mouthpoke (Ger. Maultasch): Margaret Maultasch of Tyrol
Mountaineer: Sancho III of Gascony
M'sieur Boele Crevee, Mister Burst-Belly: Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln
Mr. Princess Caroline: Philippe Junot
Mrs. Behrens: Catherine Walters
Mrs. Baillie: Catherine Walters
Mucil: Ethelred Mucil of Mercia
Much-loved: William I of Germany
Suleiman the Magnificent Caesar; Great Lord; Great Turk; Muhibbi; the Affectionate; the Always Successful Sultan; the Completor of the Perfect Ten; the Father of the Ottomans; the Lord of His Century; the Tenth.
Muley Hacen (My Lord Hassan): Abu l-Hasan Ali of Granada
the Muleteer: Vespasian of the Roman Empire
Mulli: Friedrich V of Schalksburg
Muses' Pride: Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset
Musie: George of Russia (by Maud, Queen of Norway)
Mustafa the Mad: Mustafa I of the Ottoman Empire
Mustafa the Saint: Mustafa I of the Ottoman Empire
Musulman: Gabriel Bethlen
My Dear Bertie: George VI of the United Kingdom
Mystic: Bayezid II of the Ottoman Empire
na-Cill-Baghain: Dermod Mor
na-Suidaine: Connor O'Brien of Thomond
Nail: Andrei II of Pskov
Neggan: Ulick na gCeann Burke, 1st Earl of Clanricarde
Nero: Napoleon III of the French
Nero of Germany: Vaclav IV of Bohemia
Nero of the North: Christian II of Denmark
Nestor: Ulrich III of Mecklenburg
Nestor of the Army: Francois Christophe Kellermann
Nestor of Germany: Joachim I of Brandenburg
Nevue: Afonso III of Portugal
Newgate: Augustus Barry
New Caricature of Caesar: Pedro II of Brazil
New Sibyl of the North: Christina of Sweden
New Solomon: Robert I of Naples
Rognvald of Agder: Rognvald Heidumhære of Vestfold
Rognvald the Glorious: Rognvald Heidumhære of Vestfold
Rognvald the Mountain-High: Rognvald Heidumhære of Vestfold
Rognvald the Powerful: Rognvald Eysteinsson, 1st Jarl of Møre
Rognvald the Wise: Rognvald Eysteinsson, 1st Jarl of Møre
Roman: Ludwig VI of Brandenburg
Roman Matriarch: Cicely Neville
Robert the Devil: Rupert of the Rhine
Robert the Wise of Naples
Robespierre of Hamburg: Louis Nicolas Davout
Robert I of Normandy: Rollo of Normandy
Robin Hood: Charles X of France
Rocho: Friedrich III of Diessen
Roger Bosso: Ruggiero I of Sicily
Rois de Braves: Henri IV of France
Roland: Boniface of Savoy
Roland of the Army of Italy: Jean Lannes
Roland of Savoy: Boniface of Savoy
Roland of Saxony: Albrecht III of Saxony
Roman-killer (Gr. Rōmaioktonos): Kaloyan of Bulgaria
Roman Nose: Eochaid mac Domangairt
the Roman-Slayer: Kaloyan of Bulgaria
Romulus of Brandenburg: Henry I of Germany
Rose of Beauharnais: Josephine de Beauharnais
Rose of England: Elizabeth of Bohemia
Rose of Normandy: Emma of Normandy
Rose of Raby: Cicely Neville
Rose Without a Thorn: Catherine Howard, Queen of England
Rose of the World: Rosamund Clifford
Rosselman: Albrecht III of Hohenberg-Rottenburg
Rotten Goodman: Ferchar Fota
Royal Cuckold: Carlos IV of Spain
Royal Griffin: Frederick, Prince of Wales
Royal Oak: Augustus Fitzroy
Royal Madam: Christine Marie of France
Royal Martyr: Charles I of England
Royal Doll: Maria Anne of Bourbon-Conde, Marie-Therese of Bourbon-Conde
Royal Whore: Barbara Palmer
Ruad: Conchobar O'Brien of Thomond
Ruby Node: Oliver Cromwell
Ruddy: Michel Ney; Dietrich I of Veluwe
Traitor Earl: James FitzGerald, 14th Earl of Desmond
Traveler: George Berkeley, 8th Lord Berkeley
Trencavel: Bernard Aton IV of Albi
Treasurer: Olof of Sweden
Treacherous: Gabran of Dalriada
Trembler: Garcia Sanchez II of Pamplona
Trembling: Garcia Sanchez II of Pamplona
Tremulous: Garcia Sanchez II of Pamplona
Thriftless: Boleslaw III of Silesia
Trimmer: Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia; George Savile, 1st Marquess of Halifax
Trimming Duke: John de la Polse, 2nd Duke of Suffolk
Triumph: Jan I of Brabant; Jan III of Brabant.
Troubadour King: Dinis I of Portugal
Troubadour Prince: Thibaut III of Champagne
True: Feradach Finnfechtnach
True Diana: Elizabeth I of England (by Nash)
Tsar Lazar: Lazar of Serbia
Tsar Liberator: Alexander II of Russia
Tsar-Slave: Boris Godunov
Tum Tum: Edward VII of Great Britain
Tumble-Down Dick: Richard Cromwell
Tuneful: Eochaid Binnigh
Turenne of Louis XV: Maurice de Saxe
Turkified: Bardanes; Ludovico II Gonzaga of Mantua; Mihnea II of Wallachia
Turkish Louis: Ludwig Wilhelm of Baden
Turn-Coat Meres: Henry Booth, 1st Earl of Warrington
Turned-Turk: Bardanes; Ludovico II Gonzaga of Mantua; Mihnea II of Wallachia
Turnip Head: George I of Great Britain
Turnip-Hoer: George I of Great Britain
Turnip Townshend: Charles Townshend
Tuscan: Giovanni Lambert, Prince of Salerno
Twister: Athelfrith of Northumbria
Two Angels: Luise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of Prussia & Friederike of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of Hanover
Two Kings of Brentford: James II of England and James II of England
Two Pupils: Anastasius I of the Byzantine Empire
Tyrant: Aron Tiranul; Christian II of Denmark
Ugly: Maria Isabel of Portugal
Uhlan King: Alfonso XII of Spain
Ultimate King: Sweyn Asleifsson
Ulysses of Germany: Albrecht III of Brandenburg
Ulysses of the Highlands: Ewen Cameron of Lochiel
Unconquered King: Edward of the Anglo-Saxons
Unexpected King: George VI of Great Britain
Union Duke: James Douglas, 2nd Duke of Queensberry
Unique: Friedrich II of Prussia
Unread: Ethelred of England
Unready: Ethelred of England
Unsteady: Henri IV of France
Until-the-End-of-the-World-in-Love: Pedro I of Portugal
Untamed Heifer: Elizabeth I of England
Upholsterer of Notre Dame: François-Henri de Montmorency, Duc de Luxembourg
Upmarket Alf Garnett: Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
Upstart: Cosimo I of Tuscany
Valdemar V of Schelesien: Valdemar III of Denmark
Valiant: Edgar of Scotland; Jean IV of Brittany
Valiant Charlemagne: Pietro II of Savoy
Valiant Lion (Alp Arslan): Muhammad bin Dawud Chaghri, Seljuk Sultan
Valiant of Valiants: Janos Hunyadi
Vandal Achilles: Hoamer of the Vandals
Vanella: Anne Vane
Varangian: Rurik
Visilli the Blind: Vasilli II of Moscow
Vauban of Modern Times: Guillaume Dode de la Brunerie
Venus of France: Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France
Very Devout Christian: Philippe VI of France
Catherine Howard, Queen of England the Very Jewel of Womanhood:
Vicious: Johann II of Silesia
the Victor for the Religion of Allah (Arab. an Nasir li-din Allah): Abd-ar-Rahman III of Cordoba
the Victor of Flodden Field: Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk
the Victor of Valmy: Francois Christophe Kellermann
Victory's Beloved Child: Andre Massena
the Vigilant: Dmitri of Pereslavl
Vince the Prince: Wenzeslaus of Liechtenstein
the Virgin King: Sebastiao of Portugal
Virgin Modesty: John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester (by Charles II of England)
the Virgin Queen: Elizabeth I of England
Virginia's Tutelary Saint: Princess Pocahontas
the Virtuous and Blessed Maestre: Alvaro de Luna
Vittorio Amedeo II of Sardinia A Genius
the Vixen of Queluz (Por. A Megera de Queluz): Carlota Joaquina of Spain
the Wake-Dog: Herbert I of Maine
Waked the Waves: Basil II of Pskov
Walter: Henry VIII of England
the Warbler of Poetic Prose: Philip Sidney
the Warm-hearted Duke: Charles de Sainte-Maure, duc de Montausier
Warrior Lady of Latham: Charlotte Stanley, Countess of Derby
the Warrior Queen: Boudica
the Warwick of Medieval Spain: Fernan Gonzales of Castile
the Water Drinker: St. David
the Water-Gull: Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple
the Waterloo Hero: Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill
the Weak-in-the-Feet: Edred of England
Philippe I of France Weak Prince:
William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley the Weasel:
Eric Emundsson of Uppsala the Weather-Hat:
Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth the Weeping Willow:
the Well-Served: Charles VII of France
the Welsh Boudica: Gwenllian ferch Gruffydd
the Welsh Woman: Elizabeth of England
the Wend-crow: Ottar of Sweden
the Werewolf: Vseslav of Polotsk
the Westerner (Tur. Frenk): Ibrahim Pasha, 28th Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
the Whelp: Culen of Scotland
the Whiner: Burkhard I of Zollern; Eberhard II of Wurttemberg
Burkhard I of Zollern the Whiner
Eberhard II of Wurttemberg the Whiner:
the White Death of the Saracens: Nikephorus II
the White Devil: Skanderbeg
the White Devil of Wallachia: Skanderbeg
the White Duck: Ethelfleda of Hertford
the White Earl: James Butler, 4th Earl of Ormonde
the White King: Charles I of England
the White Knight of the Christian Crusaders: Janos Hunyadi
the White Knight of Snowdoun: James V of Scotland
the White Knight of Transylvania: Janos Hunyadi
the White Lady of Rosenberg: Perchta of Rozmberk
the White-Milliner: Frances Talbot, Duchess of Tyrconnel
the White Oxen: Fiacha Finnfolaidh
the White Queen: Mary I of Scotland
the White Rose: Catherine Gordon
the White Rose of Raby: Cicely Neville, Duchess of York
the White Rose of Scotland: Catherine Gordon
the White Rose of York: Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon
the White Shanks: Cynan Garwyn
the White Tooth: Owain Danwyn
the White Widow: Frances Jennings
the Wicked: Carlos II of Navarre
the Wicked Earl George: George Sinclair, 5th Earl of Caithness
the Wicked Fritz: Friedrich I of Palatinate
the Wide-Awake: Louis VI of France
the Widow Capet: Marie Antoinette of Austria
the Widow of Windsor: Victoria of the United Kingdom
the Wild: Eadric the Wild
the Wild Boar of Ardennes: William II de la Marck, Lord of Lumey:
the Wild Child: Stephanie of Monaco
the Wildfire: William Wyndham, 3rd Baronet
the Wild Margrave: Karl Wilhelm Friedrich, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach
Wilhelm of Austria the Ambitious:
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham Aeolus:
Will Bigamy: William Cowper, 1st Earl Cowper
the Wily: Fernando II of Aragon
the Wily Chancellor: Wenzel Anton Graf Kaunitz
the Wine-Bountiful: Constantine I of Scotland
the Winter King: Friedrich V of Palatinate
the Winter Queen: Elizabeth of England
Wire-Master: John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute
the Wise Great Mother of the Fatherland: Catherine II of Russia
the Wise Prince: Albert I of Monaco
the Wise King Robert: Roberto I of Naples
the Wisest and Best Princes of His Race: Aimone of Savoy
the Wisest Christian of the Last Five Hundred Years: Roberto I of Naples
James I of England the Wisest Fool in Christendom (by Henri IV of France)
the Wisest Sovereign in Europe: Luiza de Guzman
With the Arrow: Otto IV of Brandenburg
With the Axe: Baudouin VII of Flanders
With the Black Bands, of the Black Bands: Giovanni dalle Bande Nere
With the Iron Arm: Baudouin I of Flanders
With the Lion: Friedrich V of Nuremberg
With the Pouch Mouth: Margaret Maultasch of Tyrol
With the Scar: Francois of Guise
With the Thumb (Ger. mit dem Daumen): Ulrich I of Wurttemberg
With Terrible Eyes: Dmitri of Tver
With the Tress: Albrecht III of Austria
Without Counsel: Ethelred the Unready
the Wolf of the Abruzzi: Pandulf IV of Capua
the Wolf of Badenoch: Alexander Stewart, 1st Earl of Buchan
the Wolf of Rimini: Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta
the Wolf-Headed: Vakhtang I of Iberia
the Wolf-King: Muhammad ibn-Sa'd, Ibn-Mardanîsh of Murcia
the Woman I Love: Wallis, Duchess of Windsor
the Woman With the Heart of a Man: Anna Radziwill
Wombat: Henry, Duke of Sussex
the Wonder of the Age: Otto III of the Holy Roman Empire
the Wanderer: Pedro Gonzales de Lara
the Wonderful: Albrecht IV of Austria
Woolly: Elizabeth of Greece & Denmark
the Worst Duke of Slavs: Domagoj of Croatia
the Worthless: Vaclav IV of Bohemia
the Worthy: Leopold III of Austria
the Wrestler: Mehmed I of the Ottoman Empire
the Writer: Albrecht IV of Bavaria
the Wrybeard: Alain II of Brittany
Xenophon of His Own History: Geoffroi de Villehardouin
the Yellow: Selim I
the Yellow Selim: Selim I
Yergat (of Iron): Ashot II of Georgia
Yolande of Acre: Yolande of Jerusalem
Yolande of Brienne: Yolande of Jerusalem
the Youth: Pietro I of Savoy
Yvain de Galles: Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri
the Zany of Debate: George Canning
Zhilka: Dmitri I of Halych
Zimri: George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham
Zog I of Albania
Pippin of Herstal the Middle:
Amaury III of Montfort the Mighty:
Michel Ney the Achilles of France:
Miguel I of Portugal the Absolute King:
the Mild (Ger. Sanftmutige): Eberhard III of Wurttemberg; Friedrich of Thuringia; Friedrich II of Saxony; Johann II of Bavaria; Johann III of Holstein-Plön
Mild Margrave: Leopold III of Austria
Minerva of France: Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France
Mirabeau Barrel: Andre Boniface Louis de Riqueti
Miracle King: Bela IV of Hungary
Miracle of Nature: Christina of Sweden
Miracle of Time: Elizabeth I of England
Mircea Basarab II: Mircea II of Wallachia
Mircea the Shepherd: Mircea IV of Wallachia
Miro the Elder (Cat. Miro el Vell): Miro I of Rousillon
Miro the Old: Miro I of Cerdanya
Mirror of His Race: Francesco de' Pazzi
Mr. Glucksburg: Constantine II of Greece
Mr. Crofts: James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth
Mr. Toad: Nikolai II of Russia (by Maud, Queen of Norway)
Mrs. Bogan of Bogan: Carolina, Baroness Nairne
Mrs. Brown: Victoria of the United Kingdom
Mrs. Bull: Anne of Great Britain
Mrs. Melbourne: Victoria of the United Kingdom
Mrs. Morley: Anne of Great Brittain
Mistress of Amusements: Pauline Bonaparte (by Napoleon I)
Modern Bayard: Nicolas Oudinot
Modern Gracchus: Honore Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de Mirabeau
Modern Joan of Arc: Maria Sofia of Bavaria
Modern Tullia: Mary II of England
Mon Soldat: Henri IV of France
Monarco: Ezzelino II da Romano
Moses of Our Age: Nikolas Ludwig, Count of Zinzendorf (1700-1760)
Most Faithful Majesty: Joao V of Portugal
Most Honest Man in France: Francois of Vendome
Most Irascible Prince in Europe: Jean V of Brittany
Most Meek: Alexis I of Russia
Most Peaceful: Alexis I of Russia
Most Pious: Giovanna I of Naples
Most Quiet: Alexis I of Russia
Most Wise and Most Faithful Knight of St. Peter: Matilda of Tuscany
Mother Extraordinaire: Cicely Neville
Mother of Jagiellons: Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of Kings: Cicely Neville; Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of the Kingdom: Jelena of Zadar
Mother of Germany: Maria Theresa of Austria
Mother of Jagiellons: Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of the Kingdom: Jelena of Zardar
Mother of Kings: Elisabeth of Austria
Mother of the People: Maria Theresa of Austria
Mother of Wales: Catrin of Berain
Mother of the Wounded: Elisabeth of Wied
Mother-in-Law of the Balkans: Marie of Edinburgh, Queen of Rumania
Motherless Hound: Cathal II of Munster
Motor Prince: Bertil of Sweden; Carl Philip, Duke of Varmland
Moulay Ismail ibn Sharif: Ismail of Morocco
Mouth (Munn): Sigurd II of Norway Mouth Bag, Mouthpoke (Ger. Maultasch): Margaret Maultasch of Tyrol
Mountaineer: Sancho III of Gascony
M'sieur Boele Crevee, Mister Burst-Belly: Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln
Mr. Princess Caroline: Philippe Junot
Mrs. Behrens: Catherine Walters
Mrs. Baillie: Catherine Walters
Mucil: Ethelred Mucil of Mercia
Much-loved: William I of Germany
Suleiman the Magnificent Caesar; Great Lord; Great Turk; Muhibbi; the Affectionate; the Always Successful Sultan; the Completor of the Perfect Ten; the Father of the Ottomans; the Lord of His Century; the Tenth.
Muley Hacen (My Lord Hassan): Abu l-Hasan Ali of Granada
the Muleteer: Vespasian of the Roman Empire
Mulli: Friedrich V of Schalksburg
Muses' Pride: Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset
Musie: George of Russia (by Maud, Queen of Norway)
Mustafa the Mad: Mustafa I of the Ottoman Empire
Mustafa the Saint: Mustafa I of the Ottoman Empire
Musulman: Gabriel Bethlen
My Dear Bertie: George VI of the United Kingdom
Mystic: Bayezid II of the Ottoman Empire
na-Cill-Baghain: Dermod Mor
na-Suidaine: Connor O'Brien of Thomond
Nail: Andrei II of Pskov
Neggan: Ulick na gCeann Burke, 1st Earl of Clanricarde
Nero: Napoleon III of the French
Nero of Germany: Vaclav IV of Bohemia
Nero of the North: Christian II of Denmark
Nestor: Ulrich III of Mecklenburg
Nestor of the Army: Francois Christophe Kellermann
Nestor of Germany: Joachim I of Brandenburg
Nevue: Afonso III of Portugal
Newgate: Augustus Barry
New Caricature of Caesar: Pedro II of Brazil
New Sibyl of the North: Christina of Sweden
New Solomon: Robert I of Naples
Nikola Zrinski: Miklos Zrinyi
Nimble: Vladimir II of Novgorod
Nine-Day Queen: Jane Grey
Nixa: Nicholas Alexandrovich, Tsesarevich of Russia
Noble and Good: Alfonso VIII of Castile
Noble King: Al-Mansur ibn Abi Amir
Noble Knight (Ger. Edle Ritter): Eugene of Savoy
Noble Lady: Orielda of Tirel
Nogojt: Dmitri of Suzdal
Noisy: Eystein Ivarsson
Norman: Gottfried of Friesland (d.885)
North Wind: Ercole I d'Este; Frederick, Lord North
Nose: Oliver Cromwell (by Crouch)
Nose Almighty: Oliver Cromwell (by Crouch)
Nosey: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; Oliver Cromwell
Novalis: Friedrich of Hardenberg
Noxious Beast: Alvaro de Luna
Nymph of Diana: Charlotte-Marguerite de Montmorency, Princesse de Conde
Observer: Thomas de Berkeley
Oceanographer: Carlos I of Portugal
Occidental Turk: Charles I of Burgundy
Odo-Henry (Otto-Henry): Henry I of Burgundy
Oedipus: Caracalla
Oettinger: Friedrich XII of Hohenzollern
Aed of the Assemblies: Aed Find
Brian of the Battle of Nenagh (Gae. Catha-an-Aonaigh): Brian Boru
Brochwel of the Canine Teeth: Brochwel Ysgithrog of Powis
Ferdinand of the Hairs (Sp. de la Cerda): Fernando de la Cerda of Castile
Ulick of the Heads: Ulick na gCeann Burke, 1st Earl of Clanricarde
Conn of the Hundred Battles: Conn Cetchathach of Ireland
Conn of the Hundred Fights: Conn Cetchathach of Ireland
Ashot of Iron (Yergat): Ashot II of Georgia
Götz of the Iron Hand: Götz von Berlichingen
Otto of Brunswick: Otto IV of Holy Roman Empire
George of the Long Hands: Yuri Dolgoruki
Ferdinand of More: Fernando of Mallorca
Otto of Northeim: Otto of Nordheim
Ibrahim of Parka (Tur. Pargali): Ibrahim Pasha, 28th Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
Donal of the Planting (Gae. na-Curragh): Donal Mor
Owain of the Red Hand (Gae. Owain Lawgoch): Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri
Otto of Schweinfurt: Otto III of Swabia
Fiann of the Shannon: Flann Sinna
Bernhard of Swidnica (Pol. Swidnicki): Bernhard of Silesia
Aed of the Swift Foot: Aed of Scotland
Tadhg of the Three Towers: Tadhg, King of Connacht
Joanna of the Tower: Joanna of England
Brian of the Tributes: Brian Boru
Ysgithrog of the Tusk: Brochwel Ysgithrog of Powis
Cynan of the White Chariot: Cynan Garwyn
Fiacha of the White Oxen: Fiacha Finnfolaidh
Conchobar of the Woods: Conchobar O'Neill of Ulster
Baedan of the Yellow Hair: Baedan of Ireland
Bolko of Ziebicki: Bolko II of Silesia
Og: Angus MacDonald of Islay
Olav Digera: Olav II of Norway
Olav Hunger: Olaf I of Denmark
Olav the Big One: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Chapman: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Fat: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Mild: Olav III of Norway
Olav the Pacific: Olav III of Norway
Olav the Saint: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Seaman: Olav II of Norway
Olav Kyrre: Olav II of Norway
Olympian: Pericles
One-Eyed Traitor (It. dell'Occhio): Malatestino Malatesta
One Who Blinks: Erik V of Denmark
One Who Fights Alone: Vladimir II of Kiev
Only Man Among My Opponents: Maria Theresa of Austria
Only Man of the Habsburg Dynasty: Maria Theresa of Austria
Optimo Imperator: Sancho I of Pamplona
Ordoño the Bad: Ordoño IV of Leon
Ordoño the Hunchback: Ordoño IV of Leon
Orphan of the Temple: Marie-Therese of France
Orpheus of Scotland: James I of Scotland
Oriana: Elizabeth I of England
Oriflam: Gauthier I of Vexin
Ostertag: Friedrich VIII of Zollern
Other Stuart: Henry Benedict Stuart
Otto the Infant: Otto III of Holy Roman Empire
Otto the Jovial: Otto of Austria
Otto the Proud: Otto IV of Holy Roman Empire
Otto the Spendthrift: Otto II of Brandenburg
Otto the Victorious: Otto II of Brunswick-Luneburg
Otto the Well-Beloved: Otto of Austria
Otto the White: Otto III of Swabia
Our Angel Queen: Marie of Edinburgh
Our Comly Kyng: Edward III of England
Our English Marcellus: Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
Our Henry: Henri IV of France
Our Smiling Prince: Edward VIII of the United Kingdom
Our Val: Princess Michael of Kent
Owl: Laurent, marquis de Gouvion Saint-Cyr
Pageant Queen: Anne Neville
Pale: Constantius Chlorus of the Byzantine Empire
Pantagruel: Henri II of France
Panurgus: Henry VII of England
Paphlagonian: Mikhael IV of the Byzantine Empire
Paralis: Giacomo Casanova
Paris: John Hervey, 2nd Baron Hervey
Parmesan: Isabella of Parma
Parricide (Lat. Parricida): Cloderic of Cologne; Henry V of Germany; Johann of Austria
Parsons' King: Charles IV of the Holy Roman Empire; Heinrich Raspe of Thuringia
Partheusa: Elizabeth I of England
Parthicus Maximus: Aurelian of the Roman Empire
Passion-bearer: Vaclav I of Bohemia
Passion-Sufferers of Chernigov & Miracle Workers of Chernigov: Mikhail of Chernigov
Passionate One (le Passionne): Henri IV of France
Pater Noster: Wartislaw V of Pomerania-Wolgast
Paterbend: Bernhard I of Bentheim
Paternus of the Scarlet Robe (Beisrud): Padarn Beisrudd
Patheusa: Elizabeth I of England
Patient (Ger. der Geduldige): Adolf of the Palatinate; Albrecht IV of Austria
Patron Saint of the Czech and the Czech Republic: Vaclav I of Bohemia
Pauletta: Pauline Bonaparte
Paunch-Shaker: Einar
Peace-Cow (Swe. Fredkulla): Margaret of Sweden
Peaceable: Edgar I of England
Peace-making: Edgar I of England
Peacemaker of Italy: Baldomero Espartero; Isabel of Aragon; Roberto I of Naples
Peacock of the North: Robert de Neville
Pearl of Britain: Elisabeth of Bohemia
Pearl of Normandy: Emma of Normandy
Pearl of the Valois: Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France
Peculiar: Albrecht IV of Austria
Pedro Banana: Pedro II of Brazil
Pedro de Alcantara: Pedro II of Brazil
Peer: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Peerless: Friedrich II of Prussia
Peasant Countess: Sarah Hoggins
Peasants' Friend: Alexander III of Russia
Peasants' God: Floris V of Holland
Peasants' Prince: Heinrich I of Brunswick-Grubenhagen
Peerless Oriana: Elizabeth I of England
Pelican (Por. a Pelicana): Violante Gomez
Penniless, Pennyless: Friedrich IV of Austria
People-Murderer: Carl XI of Sweden
Peopler: Sancho I of Portugal
People's Princess: Diana, Princess of Wales
People's Prince: Frederick, Prince of Wales; Henry, Duke of Sussex
People's King: Henri I of Guise; Henri IV of France; Olav V of Norway
Pepin of Herstal: Pippin of Herstal
Pepin the Hunchback: Pippin
Pepin the Short: Pippin of the Franks
Perfect: Joao II of Portugal
Perverse Tyrant: Alvaro de Luna
Peter IV of Bas: Piero II of Arborea
Peter of Rosenberg: Peter I of Rozmberk
Peter Delyan: Peter II of Bulgaria
Peter Earring: Petru II Cercel of Wallachia
Peter Mauclerc: Pierre I of Brittany
Peter Mikhailov: Peter I of Russia
Peter of the Earring (Rom. Petru Cercel): Peter II of Wallachia
Peter Orseolo: Peter I of Hungary
Peter Petrovich: Peter of Russia (1715-1719)
Peter Tempesta: Peter of Gravina
Peter the Lame: Peter VI of Moldavia
Petit Monsieur: Philippe I of Orleans Petronius of His Andre: Henry St. John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke
Petty King: Ramiro I of Aragon
Phaedra of Italy: Parisina Malatesta
Phantom King: Childeric III
Phil the Geek: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Philhellene: Alexander I of Macedonia
Philip Arrhidaeus: Philip III of Macedon
Philip of Courtenay: Philippe II of Courtenay
Philip of Rouvre: Philippe I of Burgundy
Philippe a la Levre: Philippe II of Courtenay
Philippe Hurepel (Boarskin): Philippe I of Boulogne
Philippe Monsieur: Philippe I of Burgundy
Philippe of Anjou: Felipe V of Spain
Philip Sidney the Bayard of England
Philosopher-Prince: Friedrich II of Prussia
Philosopher on the Throne: Pedro II of Brazil
Philosopher of Sans Soucci: Friedrich II of Prussia
Phoenix Among Kings: Friedrich II of the Holy Roman Empire
Photo Prince: Carl Philip, Duke of Varmland
Phrygian: Mikhael III of the Byzantine Empire
Pierce Penniless: Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
Piero di Lorenzo de' Medici
Piero il Scandalezzatore: " . . . Piero was a wastrel, the exponent of his father’s worst passions—Piero, “Il Scandalezzatore” as he was rightly called. . . ." (Book Rags)
Piero the Fatuous
Pillar of Dignity in he Western World: Athelstan of England
Pimple: Otto V of Bavaria
Pingo: Frederik of Denmark
Pioneer of Modern Oceanography: Albert I of Monaco
Pippin I: Pippin of Landen
Pippin II: Pippin of Herstal
Pitiless (Fr. Sans Pitie): Johann III of Bavaria
Planet King: Felipe IV of Spain
Planter, Planter John: John Montagu, 2nd Duke of Montagu
Plantagenet: Geoffroy V of Anjou
Plantevelue: Bernard II of Auvergne
Playboy Banker: Philippe Junot
Playboy King: Carol II of Romania
Plon-Plon: Prince Napoleon Bonaparte
Ploughpenny: Erik IV of Denmark
Pocket-mouth, Pocket-mouthed (Ger. Maultasch): Margaret Maultasch of Tyrol
Poet: Charles of Orleans; Conn O Lochlain; Donal Oge III; Thomas, 2nd Baron Vaux of Harrowden
Poet-Bishop: Peter II of Montenegro
Nimble: Vladimir II of Novgorod
Nine-Day Queen: Jane Grey
Nixa: Nicholas Alexandrovich, Tsesarevich of Russia
Noble and Good: Alfonso VIII of Castile
Noble King: Al-Mansur ibn Abi Amir
Noble Knight (Ger. Edle Ritter): Eugene of Savoy
Noble Lady: Orielda of Tirel
Nogojt: Dmitri of Suzdal
Noisy: Eystein Ivarsson
Norman: Gottfried of Friesland (d.885)
North Wind: Ercole I d'Este; Frederick, Lord North
Nose: Oliver Cromwell (by Crouch)
Nose Almighty: Oliver Cromwell (by Crouch)
Nosey: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; Oliver Cromwell
Novalis: Friedrich of Hardenberg
Noxious Beast: Alvaro de Luna
Nymph of Diana: Charlotte-Marguerite de Montmorency, Princesse de Conde
Observer: Thomas de Berkeley
Oceanographer: Carlos I of Portugal
Occidental Turk: Charles I of Burgundy
Odo-Henry (Otto-Henry): Henry I of Burgundy
Oedipus: Caracalla
Oettinger: Friedrich XII of Hohenzollern
Aed of the Assemblies: Aed Find
Brian of the Battle of Nenagh (Gae. Catha-an-Aonaigh): Brian Boru
Brochwel of the Canine Teeth: Brochwel Ysgithrog of Powis
Ferdinand of the Hairs (Sp. de la Cerda): Fernando de la Cerda of Castile
Ulick of the Heads: Ulick na gCeann Burke, 1st Earl of Clanricarde
Conn of the Hundred Battles: Conn Cetchathach of Ireland
Conn of the Hundred Fights: Conn Cetchathach of Ireland
Ashot of Iron (Yergat): Ashot II of Georgia
Götz of the Iron Hand: Götz von Berlichingen
Otto of Brunswick: Otto IV of Holy Roman Empire
George of the Long Hands: Yuri Dolgoruki
Ferdinand of More: Fernando of Mallorca
Otto of Northeim: Otto of Nordheim
Ibrahim of Parka (Tur. Pargali): Ibrahim Pasha, 28th Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
Donal of the Planting (Gae. na-Curragh): Donal Mor
Owain of the Red Hand (Gae. Owain Lawgoch): Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri
Otto of Schweinfurt: Otto III of Swabia
Fiann of the Shannon: Flann Sinna
Bernhard of Swidnica (Pol. Swidnicki): Bernhard of Silesia
Aed of the Swift Foot: Aed of Scotland
Tadhg of the Three Towers: Tadhg, King of Connacht
Joanna of the Tower: Joanna of England
Brian of the Tributes: Brian Boru
Ysgithrog of the Tusk: Brochwel Ysgithrog of Powis
Cynan of the White Chariot: Cynan Garwyn
Fiacha of the White Oxen: Fiacha Finnfolaidh
Conchobar of the Woods: Conchobar O'Neill of Ulster
Baedan of the Yellow Hair: Baedan of Ireland
Bolko of Ziebicki: Bolko II of Silesia
Og: Angus MacDonald of Islay
Olav Digera: Olav II of Norway
Olav Hunger: Olaf I of Denmark
Olav the Big One: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Chapman: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Fat: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Mild: Olav III of Norway
Olav the Pacific: Olav III of Norway
Olav the Saint: Olav II of Norway
Olav the Seaman: Olav II of Norway
Olav Kyrre: Olav II of Norway
Olympian: Pericles
One-Eyed Traitor (It. dell'Occhio): Malatestino Malatesta
One Who Blinks: Erik V of Denmark
One Who Fights Alone: Vladimir II of Kiev
Only Man Among My Opponents: Maria Theresa of Austria
Only Man of the Habsburg Dynasty: Maria Theresa of Austria
Optimo Imperator: Sancho I of Pamplona
Ordoño the Bad: Ordoño IV of Leon
Ordoño the Hunchback: Ordoño IV of Leon
Orphan of the Temple: Marie-Therese of France
Orpheus of Scotland: James I of Scotland
Oriana: Elizabeth I of England
Oriflam: Gauthier I of Vexin
Ostertag: Friedrich VIII of Zollern
Other Stuart: Henry Benedict Stuart
Otto the Infant: Otto III of Holy Roman Empire
Otto the Jovial: Otto of Austria
Otto the Proud: Otto IV of Holy Roman Empire
Otto the Spendthrift: Otto II of Brandenburg
Otto the Victorious: Otto II of Brunswick-Luneburg
Otto the Well-Beloved: Otto of Austria
Otto the White: Otto III of Swabia
Our Angel Queen: Marie of Edinburgh
Our Comly Kyng: Edward III of England
Our English Marcellus: Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
Our Henry: Henri IV of France
Our Smiling Prince: Edward VIII of the United Kingdom
Our Val: Princess Michael of Kent
Owl: Laurent, marquis de Gouvion Saint-Cyr
Pageant Queen: Anne Neville
Pale: Constantius Chlorus of the Byzantine Empire
Pantagruel: Henri II of France
Panurgus: Henry VII of England
Paphlagonian: Mikhael IV of the Byzantine Empire
Paralis: Giacomo Casanova
Paris: John Hervey, 2nd Baron Hervey
Parmesan: Isabella of Parma
Parricide (Lat. Parricida): Cloderic of Cologne; Henry V of Germany; Johann of Austria
Parsons' King: Charles IV of the Holy Roman Empire; Heinrich Raspe of Thuringia
Partheusa: Elizabeth I of England
Parthicus Maximus: Aurelian of the Roman Empire
Passion-bearer: Vaclav I of Bohemia
Passion-Sufferers of Chernigov & Miracle Workers of Chernigov: Mikhail of Chernigov
Passionate One (le Passionne): Henri IV of France
Pater Noster: Wartislaw V of Pomerania-Wolgast
Paterbend: Bernhard I of Bentheim
Paternus of the Scarlet Robe (Beisrud): Padarn Beisrudd
Patheusa: Elizabeth I of England
Patient (Ger. der Geduldige): Adolf of the Palatinate; Albrecht IV of Austria
Patron Saint of the Czech and the Czech Republic: Vaclav I of Bohemia
Pauletta: Pauline Bonaparte
Paunch-Shaker: Einar
Peace-Cow (Swe. Fredkulla): Margaret of Sweden
Peaceable: Edgar I of England
Peace-making: Edgar I of England
Peacemaker of Italy: Baldomero Espartero; Isabel of Aragon; Roberto I of Naples
Peacock of the North: Robert de Neville
Pearl of Britain: Elisabeth of Bohemia
Pearl of Normandy: Emma of Normandy
Pearl of the Valois: Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France
Peculiar: Albrecht IV of Austria
Pedro Banana: Pedro II of Brazil
Pedro de Alcantara: Pedro II of Brazil
Peer: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Peerless: Friedrich II of Prussia
Peasant Countess: Sarah Hoggins
Peasants' Friend: Alexander III of Russia
Peasants' God: Floris V of Holland
Peasants' Prince: Heinrich I of Brunswick-Grubenhagen
Peerless Oriana: Elizabeth I of England
Pelican (Por. a Pelicana): Violante Gomez
Penniless, Pennyless: Friedrich IV of Austria
People-Murderer: Carl XI of Sweden
Peopler: Sancho I of Portugal
People's Princess: Diana, Princess of Wales
People's Prince: Frederick, Prince of Wales; Henry, Duke of Sussex
People's King: Henri I of Guise; Henri IV of France; Olav V of Norway
Pepin of Herstal: Pippin of Herstal
Pepin the Hunchback: Pippin
Pepin the Short: Pippin of the Franks
Perfect: Joao II of Portugal
Perverse Tyrant: Alvaro de Luna
Peter IV of Bas: Piero II of Arborea
Peter of Rosenberg: Peter I of Rozmberk
Peter Delyan: Peter II of Bulgaria
Peter Earring: Petru II Cercel of Wallachia
Peter Mauclerc: Pierre I of Brittany
Peter Mikhailov: Peter I of Russia
Peter of the Earring (Rom. Petru Cercel): Peter II of Wallachia
Peter Orseolo: Peter I of Hungary
Peter Petrovich: Peter of Russia (1715-1719)
Peter Tempesta: Peter of Gravina
Peter the Lame: Peter VI of Moldavia
Petit Monsieur: Philippe I of Orleans Petronius of His Andre: Henry St. John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke
Petty King: Ramiro I of Aragon
Phaedra of Italy: Parisina Malatesta
Phantom King: Childeric III
Phil the Geek: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Philhellene: Alexander I of Macedonia
Philip Arrhidaeus: Philip III of Macedon
Philip of Courtenay: Philippe II of Courtenay
Philip of Rouvre: Philippe I of Burgundy
Philippe a la Levre: Philippe II of Courtenay
Philippe Hurepel (Boarskin): Philippe I of Boulogne
Philippe Monsieur: Philippe I of Burgundy
Philippe of Anjou: Felipe V of Spain
Philip Sidney the Bayard of England
Philosopher-Prince: Friedrich II of Prussia
Philosopher on the Throne: Pedro II of Brazil
Philosopher of Sans Soucci: Friedrich II of Prussia
Phoenix Among Kings: Friedrich II of the Holy Roman Empire
Photo Prince: Carl Philip, Duke of Varmland
Phrygian: Mikhael III of the Byzantine Empire
Pierce Penniless: Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
Piero di Lorenzo de' Medici
Piero il Scandalezzatore: " . . . Piero was a wastrel, the exponent of his father’s worst passions—Piero, “Il Scandalezzatore” as he was rightly called. . . ." (Book Rags)
Piero the Fatuous
Pillar of Dignity in he Western World: Athelstan of England
Pimple: Otto V of Bavaria
Pingo: Frederik of Denmark
Pioneer of Modern Oceanography: Albert I of Monaco
Pippin I: Pippin of Landen
Pippin II: Pippin of Herstal
Pitiless (Fr. Sans Pitie): Johann III of Bavaria
Planet King: Felipe IV of Spain
Planter, Planter John: John Montagu, 2nd Duke of Montagu
Plantagenet: Geoffroy V of Anjou
Plantevelue: Bernard II of Auvergne
Playboy Banker: Philippe Junot
Playboy King: Carol II of Romania
Plon-Plon: Prince Napoleon Bonaparte
Ploughpenny: Erik IV of Denmark
Pocket-mouth, Pocket-mouthed (Ger. Maultasch): Margaret Maultasch of Tyrol
Poet: Charles of Orleans; Conn O Lochlain; Donal Oge III; Thomas, 2nd Baron Vaux of Harrowden
Poet-Bishop: Peter II of Montenegro
Poet-Warlord: Miklos Zrinyi
Pogonatus: Constans II of the Byzantine Empire
Poisoner: Peter IV of Moldavia
Poisoner of English History: Frances Carr
Poisonous: Eochaid IV of Dalriada
Poliarchus: Henri IV of France
Policeman of Europe: Nikolai I of Russia
Pollichon: Bertrand de Poulegny
Poliorcetes: Demetrius I of Madecon
Politic: Carlos III of Spain
Polish Bayard: Józef Antoni Poniatowski
Pollente: Charles IX of France
Polish Justinian: Kazimierz III of Poland
Pomeranian: Eric XIII of Sweden
Pompous: Werner I of Habsburg
Poodle Byng: Frederick Gerald Byng
Poor Fred: Frederick, Prince of Wales
Poor Man's King: James V of Scotland
the Pope's King: Karl IV of the Holy Roman Empire
the Popinjay: Henri II of France
the Popish Duke: James II of England
the Popish King: Karl IV of the Holy Roman Empire
the Populator: Sancho I of Portugal
Diego Rodriguez Porcelos:
Afonso de Albuquerque the Portuguese Caesar:
Nuno Álvares Pereira the Portuguese Cid:
Manuel I of Portugal the Portuguese Maecenas:
Afonso de Albuquerque the Portuguese Mars:
Joao V of Portugal the Portuguese Sun King:
Alexander II of Suzdal Potbelly, Pot Belly:
Albrecht V of Bavaria the Practical:
Gerald of Wales the Prebend of Hereford and Mathry:
Archibald, Marquis of Argyle (1598-1661) the Presbyterian Ulysses:
Yolande of Aragon the Prettiest Woman in the Kingdom:
Edward Kynaston the Prettiest Woman in the Whole House (by Samuel Pepys):
Strezislava of Bohemia the Pretty:
the Pretty Face: Henry III of France
Eric II of Norway the Priest-hater:
Dmitri II of Rostov Primak:
George VI of Great Britain Prince Bertie:
Albert Victor of Wales Prince Collar and Cuffs:
George IV of Great Britain Prince Florizel:
Ferdinand II of Austria Prince Ferdinand of the Golden Locks:
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte Prince Napoleon:
August Alexander Czartoryski Prince Palatine:
Rupert of the Rhine Prince-Robber:
Frederick, Prince of Wales Prince Titi:
William, Duke of Cumberland.
Edward V of England the Prince in the Tower:
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord the Prince of Diplomats:
Andrew, Duke of York the the Prince of Freebies:
Joao I of Portugal the Prince of Good Memory:
Wilhelm I of Germany the Prince of Grapeshot:
Wilhelm II of Germany German Bill (by Sir Edward Goschen)
Tiberius of the Roman Empire the Prince of Hypocrites:
Elisabeth of Bavaria the Princess Bride:
Princess Michael of Kent Princess Pushy:
Anne, Princess Royal Princess Sourpuss:
Sophia Dorothea of Celle the Princess of Ahlden:
Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark the Princess on the Run:
Mary Davis, mistress of Charles II of England. Moll Davis. the Most Impertinent Slut in the World (by Mrs. Pepys)
Antoinette of Monaco Princess Tiny-pants:
Diana, Princess of Wales Princhey:
Antonio I of Portugal the Prior of Crato:
Gottfried I of Verdun the Prisoner:
Francois Bonivard the Prisoner of Chillon:
Napoleon III of the French the Prisoner of Ham:
Albrecht VI of Austria the Prodigal:
John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester the Profane Earl:
Carlos III of Spain the Progressive King:
Suleiman of the Ottoman Empire the Propagator of the Sultanic Laws:
Frederick John Robinson Prosperity Robinson:
Adelaide del Vasto the Protector of Christian Faith:
Godfrey of Bouillon the Protector of the Holy Sepulcher:
Gustav II Adolf of Sweden the Protector of Protestantism:
Ottoman Admiral Barbarossa the Protector of Religion:
Jelena of Zadar the Protectress of Orphans and Widows:
Odet de Coligny the Protestant Cardinal:
Friedrich II of Prussia the Protestant Hero:
Afonso de Albuquerque Protho-Capitaneus Noster:
Cicely Neville Proud Cis:
Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset the Proud Duke:
Alexander Hamilton, 10th Duke of Hamilton the Proudest Man in Britain:
Ernst August V of Hanover Prugelprinz:
Gauthier I of Tournai Pulechel:
the Punk Princess: Gloria, Princess of Thurn and Taxis
the Purse With a Hole In it: Christian I of Denmark
Quade: Otto II (VI) of Brunswick-Gottingen
Quanto, Quantova: Marquise de Montespan
Quareller: Foulques IV of Anjou
the Wise Duchess. Old Sarah.
the Original Queen of Hearts: Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
the Queen of Intrigues: Isabella II of Spain
the Queen of the Northern Seas: Elizabeth I of England
the Queen of the People's Hearts: Diana, Princess of Wales
the Queen of Protestants: Marie de la Tour d'Auvergne
the Queen's Earl: James FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Desmond
the Quick: Feradach Dathi
the Don Quixote of the North: Karl XII of Sweden
Radoslav the Zlican
Radu Negru of Wallachia
Radu the Black (Rom. Negru): Radu Negru of Wallachia
Radu the Black Voivode (Rom. Negru Voda): Radu Negru of Wallachia
Radu the Good: Radu III of Wallachia
Radu the Great (Rom. Radu cel Mare): Radu IV of Moldavia
Radu the Handsome (Rom: Radu cel Frumos): Radu III of Wallachia
Ragnhild of Tälje: Raghnild van Telge, Queen of Sweden
Rainier III of Monaco the Boss
Rainier III of Monaco the Builder-Prince
Rainier III of Monaco Rocky Rainier.
Ramiro II of Aragon the Monk
Ramiro II of Leon the Ferocious Warrior
Ramiro III of Leon the Child
Ramon Garces of Pamplona the Fratricide
Randy Andy: Andrew, Duke of York
Rascal King: Ferdinando I of the Two Sicilies
Raven Feeder: Kenneth I of Scots
Raw (Pol. Srogi): Bolko I of Silesia
Real Byzantine: Alexander I of Russia
Rebel Earl (Lat. Ingens Rebellibus Exemplar): Gerald FitzGerald, 15th Earl of Desmond
Rebel Prince: Andrea Casiraghi; Henry, Duke of Sussex
Rebre: Alain III of Brittany
Rechin: Foulques IV of Anjou
Recluse of Iffley: Annora de Braose
Red Animal: Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire
Red Archduchess: Elisabeth Marie of Austria
Red Assassin: Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire; Red Baron: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Battle-Flier: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Comyn: John III Comyn, Lord of Badenoch
Red Count: Amedee VII of Savoy
Red Devil: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Earl:
John Spencer, 5th Earl Spencer
Red Earl of Ulster: Richard Og de Burgh, 2nd Earl of Ulster
Red Eva: Eva MacMurrough
Red Infanta: Maria Adelaide of Braganza
Red King: Ludwig Wilhelm of Baden-Baden
Red Knight: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Lion: Michel Ney
Red Piers: Piers Butler, 1st Earl of Ormonde
Red Prince: Friedrich Karl of Prussia
Red Princess: Elisabeth Marie of Austria
Red Queen: Elisabeth of Belgium
Red Radziwiłł: Mikołaj Radziwill
Red Sultan Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire
Red Sun: Vladimir I of Kiev
Red Lips: Harald Agderkonge
Redeless: Ethelred the Unready
Reformer: Jose I of Portugal
Regency Remnant: Frederick Gerald Byng
Regent: Constantine of Barbaron and Lampron; Philippe II of Orleans
Regent Remnant: Frederick Gerald Byng
Regina Elisabeta: Elisabeth of Wied
Reinald I of Guelders the Quarrelsome
Reinald II of Guelders the Black
Reluctant Monarch: Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden
Representative of Man: Philippe II of Orlean
Restless: Friedrich IV of Brunswick
Restorer of the East: Aurelian of the Roman Empire
Restorer of French Liberty: Louis XVI of France
Restorer of the Kingdom of Naples: Carlos III of Spain
Restorer of the World: Aurelian of the Roman Empire
Revengeful: Pedro I of Portugal
Rich Lady (Sp. Rica Hembra): Leonor of Albuquerque
Rich Marquis: Adalbert II of Tuscany
Richard I of England: the Staff of My Old Age; the Light of My Eyes (by his mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine)
Righteous: Friedrich IV of Palatinate; Friedrich August I of Saxony
Ring-giver to Nobles: Athelstan of England
Riparian: Clovis of Cologne
Rifle-Ernest: Ernst II of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Robber: Edward IV of England
Robert d' Geiseric
Pogonatus: Constans II of the Byzantine Empire
Poisoner: Peter IV of Moldavia
Poisoner of English History: Frances Carr
Poisonous: Eochaid IV of Dalriada
Poliarchus: Henri IV of France
Policeman of Europe: Nikolai I of Russia
Pollichon: Bertrand de Poulegny
Poliorcetes: Demetrius I of Madecon
Politic: Carlos III of Spain
Polish Bayard: Józef Antoni Poniatowski
Pollente: Charles IX of France
Polish Justinian: Kazimierz III of Poland
Pomeranian: Eric XIII of Sweden
Pompous: Werner I of Habsburg
Poodle Byng: Frederick Gerald Byng
Poor Fred: Frederick, Prince of Wales
Poor Man's King: James V of Scotland
the Pope's King: Karl IV of the Holy Roman Empire
the Popinjay: Henri II of France
the Popish Duke: James II of England
the Popish King: Karl IV of the Holy Roman Empire
the Populator: Sancho I of Portugal
Diego Rodriguez Porcelos:
Afonso de Albuquerque the Portuguese Caesar:
Nuno Álvares Pereira the Portuguese Cid:
Manuel I of Portugal the Portuguese Maecenas:
Afonso de Albuquerque the Portuguese Mars:
Joao V of Portugal the Portuguese Sun King:
Alexander II of Suzdal Potbelly, Pot Belly:
Albrecht V of Bavaria the Practical:
Gerald of Wales the Prebend of Hereford and Mathry:
Archibald, Marquis of Argyle (1598-1661) the Presbyterian Ulysses:
Yolande of Aragon the Prettiest Woman in the Kingdom:
Edward Kynaston the Prettiest Woman in the Whole House (by Samuel Pepys):
Strezislava of Bohemia the Pretty:
the Pretty Face: Henry III of France
Eric II of Norway the Priest-hater:
Dmitri II of Rostov Primak:
George VI of Great Britain Prince Bertie:
Albert Victor of Wales Prince Collar and Cuffs:
George IV of Great Britain Prince Florizel:
Ferdinand II of Austria Prince Ferdinand of the Golden Locks:
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte Prince Napoleon:
August Alexander Czartoryski Prince Palatine:
Rupert of the Rhine Prince-Robber:
Frederick, Prince of Wales Prince Titi:
William, Duke of Cumberland.
Edward V of England the Prince in the Tower:
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord the Prince of Diplomats:
Andrew, Duke of York the the Prince of Freebies:
Joao I of Portugal the Prince of Good Memory:
Wilhelm I of Germany the Prince of Grapeshot:
Wilhelm II of Germany German Bill (by Sir Edward Goschen)
Tiberius of the Roman Empire the Prince of Hypocrites:
Elisabeth of Bavaria the Princess Bride:
Princess Michael of Kent Princess Pushy:
Anne, Princess Royal Princess Sourpuss:
Sophia Dorothea of Celle the Princess of Ahlden:
Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark the Princess on the Run:
Mary Davis, mistress of Charles II of England. Moll Davis. the Most Impertinent Slut in the World (by Mrs. Pepys)
Antoinette of Monaco Princess Tiny-pants:
Diana, Princess of Wales Princhey:
Antonio I of Portugal the Prior of Crato:
Gottfried I of Verdun the Prisoner:
Francois Bonivard the Prisoner of Chillon:
Napoleon III of the French the Prisoner of Ham:
Albrecht VI of Austria the Prodigal:
John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester the Profane Earl:
Carlos III of Spain the Progressive King:
Suleiman of the Ottoman Empire the Propagator of the Sultanic Laws:
Frederick John Robinson Prosperity Robinson:
Adelaide del Vasto the Protector of Christian Faith:
Godfrey of Bouillon the Protector of the Holy Sepulcher:
Gustav II Adolf of Sweden the Protector of Protestantism:
Ottoman Admiral Barbarossa the Protector of Religion:
Jelena of Zadar the Protectress of Orphans and Widows:
Odet de Coligny the Protestant Cardinal:
Friedrich II of Prussia the Protestant Hero:
Afonso de Albuquerque Protho-Capitaneus Noster:
Cicely Neville Proud Cis:
Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset the Proud Duke:
Alexander Hamilton, 10th Duke of Hamilton the Proudest Man in Britain:
Ernst August V of Hanover Prugelprinz:
Gauthier I of Tournai Pulechel:
the Punk Princess: Gloria, Princess of Thurn and Taxis
the Purse With a Hole In it: Christian I of Denmark
Quade: Otto II (VI) of Brunswick-Gottingen
Quanto, Quantova: Marquise de Montespan
Quareller: Foulques IV of Anjou
the Wise Duchess. Old Sarah.
the Original Queen of Hearts: Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
the Queen of Intrigues: Isabella II of Spain
the Queen of the Northern Seas: Elizabeth I of England
the Queen of the People's Hearts: Diana, Princess of Wales
the Queen of Protestants: Marie de la Tour d'Auvergne
the Queen's Earl: James FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Desmond
the Quick: Feradach Dathi
the Don Quixote of the North: Karl XII of Sweden
Radoslav the Zlican
Radu Negru of Wallachia
Radu the Black (Rom. Negru): Radu Negru of Wallachia
Radu the Black Voivode (Rom. Negru Voda): Radu Negru of Wallachia
Radu the Good: Radu III of Wallachia
Radu the Great (Rom. Radu cel Mare): Radu IV of Moldavia
Radu the Handsome (Rom: Radu cel Frumos): Radu III of Wallachia
Ragnhild of Tälje: Raghnild van Telge, Queen of Sweden
Rainier III of Monaco the Boss
Rainier III of Monaco the Builder-Prince
Rainier III of Monaco Rocky Rainier.
Ramiro II of Aragon the Monk
Ramiro II of Leon the Ferocious Warrior
Ramiro III of Leon the Child
Ramon Garces of Pamplona the Fratricide
Randy Andy: Andrew, Duke of York
Rascal King: Ferdinando I of the Two Sicilies
Raven Feeder: Kenneth I of Scots
Raw (Pol. Srogi): Bolko I of Silesia
Real Byzantine: Alexander I of Russia
Rebel Earl (Lat. Ingens Rebellibus Exemplar): Gerald FitzGerald, 15th Earl of Desmond
Rebel Prince: Andrea Casiraghi; Henry, Duke of Sussex
Rebre: Alain III of Brittany
Rechin: Foulques IV of Anjou
Recluse of Iffley: Annora de Braose
Red Animal: Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire
Red Archduchess: Elisabeth Marie of Austria
Red Assassin: Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire; Red Baron: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Battle-Flier: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Comyn: John III Comyn, Lord of Badenoch
Red Count: Amedee VII of Savoy
Red Devil: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Earl:
John Spencer, 5th Earl Spencer
Red Earl of Ulster: Richard Og de Burgh, 2nd Earl of Ulster
Red Eva: Eva MacMurrough
Red Infanta: Maria Adelaide of Braganza
Red King: Ludwig Wilhelm of Baden-Baden
Red Knight: Manfred von Richthofen
Red Lion: Michel Ney
Red Piers: Piers Butler, 1st Earl of Ormonde
Red Prince: Friedrich Karl of Prussia
Red Princess: Elisabeth Marie of Austria
Red Queen: Elisabeth of Belgium
Red Radziwiłł: Mikołaj Radziwill
Red Sultan Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire
Red Sun: Vladimir I of Kiev
Red Lips: Harald Agderkonge
Redeless: Ethelred the Unready
Reformer: Jose I of Portugal
Regency Remnant: Frederick Gerald Byng
Regent: Constantine of Barbaron and Lampron; Philippe II of Orleans
Regent Remnant: Frederick Gerald Byng
Regina Elisabeta: Elisabeth of Wied
Reinald I of Guelders the Quarrelsome
Reinald II of Guelders the Black
Reluctant Monarch: Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden
Representative of Man: Philippe II of Orlean
Restless: Friedrich IV of Brunswick
Restorer of the East: Aurelian of the Roman Empire
Restorer of French Liberty: Louis XVI of France
Restorer of the Kingdom of Naples: Carlos III of Spain
Restorer of the World: Aurelian of the Roman Empire
Revengeful: Pedro I of Portugal
Rich Lady (Sp. Rica Hembra): Leonor of Albuquerque
Rich Marquis: Adalbert II of Tuscany
Richard I of England: the Staff of My Old Age; the Light of My Eyes (by his mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine)
Righteous: Friedrich IV of Palatinate; Friedrich August I of Saxony
Ring-giver to Nobles: Athelstan of England
Riparian: Clovis of Cologne
Rifle-Ernest: Ernst II of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Robber: Edward IV of England
Robert d' Geiseric
Roe Eva: Eva MacMurrough
Rognvald of Agder: Rognvald Heidumhære of Vestfold
Rognvald the Glorious: Rognvald Heidumhære of Vestfold
Rognvald the Mountain-High: Rognvald Heidumhære of Vestfold
Rognvald the Powerful: Rognvald Eysteinsson, 1st Jarl of Møre
Rognvald the Wise: Rognvald Eysteinsson, 1st Jarl of Møre
Roman: Ludwig VI of Brandenburg
Roman Matriarch: Cicely Neville
Robert the Devil: Rupert of the Rhine
Robert the Wise of Naples
Robespierre of Hamburg: Louis Nicolas Davout
Robert I of Normandy: Rollo of Normandy
Robin Hood: Charles X of France
Rocho: Friedrich III of Diessen
Roger Bosso: Ruggiero I of Sicily
Rois de Braves: Henri IV of France
Roland: Boniface of Savoy
Roland of the Army of Italy: Jean Lannes
Roland of Savoy: Boniface of Savoy
Roland of Saxony: Albrecht III of Saxony
Roman-killer (Gr. Rōmaioktonos): Kaloyan of Bulgaria
Roman Nose: Eochaid mac Domangairt
the Roman-Slayer: Kaloyan of Bulgaria
Romulus of Brandenburg: Henry I of Germany
Rose of Beauharnais: Josephine de Beauharnais
Rose of England: Elizabeth of Bohemia
Rose of Normandy: Emma of Normandy
Rose of Raby: Cicely Neville
Rose Without a Thorn: Catherine Howard, Queen of England
Rose of the World: Rosamund Clifford
Rosselman: Albrecht III of Hohenberg-Rottenburg
Rotten Goodman: Ferchar Fota
Royal Cuckold: Carlos IV of Spain
Royal Griffin: Frederick, Prince of Wales
Royal Oak: Augustus Fitzroy
Royal Madam: Christine Marie of France
Royal Martyr: Charles I of England
Royal Doll: Maria Anne of Bourbon-Conde, Marie-Therese of Bourbon-Conde
Royal Whore: Barbara Palmer
Ruad: Conchobar O'Brien of Thomond
Ruby Node: Oliver Cromwell
Ruddy: Michel Ney; Dietrich I of Veluwe
Rufus (Red)
Ruibriez: Alain III of Brittany
Rule: Mehmed II of the Ottoman Empire
Rupert of Debate: Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby
Rupert of the Rhine the Admiral:
Ruse: Fernando II of Aragon
Russian: Anund Gardske; Heinrich III of Plauen
the Russian Cinderella: Catherine I of Russia
the Russian Hamlet: Paul I of Russia
the Russian Hannibal: Alexander Suvorov
the Russian Trajan: Alexander I of Russia
the Ruthenian: Heinrich III of Plauen
the Ruthless: Harald III of Norway
Rymniski: Alexander Suvorov
Sacred Stone Oxen (Lat. Master Apis Lapis): Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
the Sacrificer:Blot-Sweyn of Sweden
the Sacristan: Pedro III of Portugal
the Sagest of Usurpers: Oliver Cromwell
Sagittarius: Otto IV of Brandenburg
the Saint-King: Pedro V of Portugal
the Saint Prince: Fernando of Castile; Fernando of Portugal
the Saint Princess: Joana of Portugal (nun)
Saint Wenceslas: Vaclav I of Bohemia
Konrad II of Bavaria the Salian:
the Sancho Garces I: Sancho I of Pamplona
Sancho Garces III: Sancho III of Pamplona
Sancho Mitarra of Gascony: Sancho III of Gascony
Sancho III Mitarra of Gascony: Sancho III of Gascony
Sancho III of Navarre: Sancho III of Pamplona
Sancho IV of Navarre: Sancho IV of Pamplona
Sancho the Noble: Sancho IV of Pamplona
Sancho the Populator(Por. o Povoador) : Sancho I of Portugal.
Ruibriez: Alain III of Brittany
Rule: Mehmed II of the Ottoman Empire
Rupert of Debate: Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby
Rupert of the Rhine the Admiral:
Ruse: Fernando II of Aragon
Russian: Anund Gardske; Heinrich III of Plauen
the Russian Cinderella: Catherine I of Russia
the Russian Hamlet: Paul I of Russia
the Russian Hannibal: Alexander Suvorov
the Russian Trajan: Alexander I of Russia
the Ruthenian: Heinrich III of Plauen
the Ruthless: Harald III of Norway
Rymniski: Alexander Suvorov
Sacred Stone Oxen (Lat. Master Apis Lapis): Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
the Sacrificer:Blot-Sweyn of Sweden
the Sacristan: Pedro III of Portugal
the Sagest of Usurpers: Oliver Cromwell
Sagittarius: Otto IV of Brandenburg
the Saint-King: Pedro V of Portugal
the Saint Prince: Fernando of Castile; Fernando of Portugal
the Saint Princess: Joana of Portugal (nun)
Saint Wenceslas: Vaclav I of Bohemia
Konrad II of Bavaria the Salian:
the Sancho Garces I: Sancho I of Pamplona
Sancho Garces III: Sancho III of Pamplona
Sancho Mitarra of Gascony: Sancho III of Gascony
Sancho III Mitarra of Gascony: Sancho III of Gascony
Sancho III of Navarre: Sancho III of Pamplona
Sancho IV of Navarre: Sancho IV of Pamplona
Sancho the Noble: Sancho IV of Pamplona
Sancho the Populator(Por. o Povoador) : Sancho I of Portugal.
Sancho the Prudent: Sancho VII of Navarre
Sancho the Restorer: Sancho I of Pamplona
Sancho the Retired (Sp. el Encerrado): Sancho VII of Navarre
Sancho the Strong (Sp. el Fuerte): Sancho VII of Navarre
Sancho the Terror: Sancho III of Gascony
Sand Dealer (Fr. Sablonnier): Friedrich II of Prussia
Sandy Don: Alexander Gordon of Auchintool
Sanctified Tsar: Feodor of Starodub
Sant'ring Bully: James II of England
Sap: Felipe II of Spain
Sappho of Nesvish: Franciszka Urszula Radziwiłł
Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough. Queen Sarah. the Viceroy.
Saracen: William, Margrave of Parodi
Sardanapalus of Germany: Vaclav IV of Bohemia
Sardanapalus of Scotland: Cuilen of Scotland
Sargeant King: Friedrich Wilhelm I of Prussia
Savage: Boleslaw II of Poland
Scarface (Fr. Balafre): Henri I of Guise
Scarlet (Tur. Kizil): Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire
Scarlet Courtier: Cardinal Richelieu
Scarred: Henri I of Guise
Scholar Prince: Albert I of Monaco
Scorpion Stanley: Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby
Scotch Justinian: David I of Scotland
Scotland's Scourge (Lat. Scotorum Malleus): Edward I of England
Scottish Heliogabalus: James I of England
Scottish Jimmy: James I of England
Scottish Lady (Skottefruen): Anna Throndsen
Scottish Sardanapalus: Cuilen of Scotland
Scottish Solomon: James I of England
Scourge of Provence: Raymond of Turenne
Seagull: Elisabeth of Bavaria, Queen of Bavaria
Seaman: Olav II of Norway
Self-Sacrificer: Demetre II of Georgia
Selim the Sot: Selim II of the Ottoman Empire
Semiramis of the North: Catherine II of Russia; Margaret I of Denmark
Senator: Enrique of Castile
Sephi-Mirza: Louis, Dauphin of France
Serious: Friedrich II of Meissen
Servant of God: Abdul Hamid I of Ottoman Empire
Settler: Sancho I of Portugal
Severe: Eystein Throndsson
Seven Lamps of the Holy Roman Empire: Seven Electors of the HRE
Sexiest Royal: Peter Mark Andrew Phillips
Sexual Artist (Lat. Spintaria): Vitellius of the Roman Empire
Shadow King of Tbilisi: Giorgi V of Georgia
Shah Nawaz: Vakhtang VI of Kartli
Shakespeare of Eloquence: Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau
Sham Earl: James FitzGerald, 15th Earl of Desmond
Shame of His Father (Fr. le Honte de son Pere): Dmitri VI of Moscow
Shanjul (Little Sancho): Abd al-Rahman Sanchuelo
Shane Cam: John FitzGerald, 6th Earl of Kildare
She-Wolf of France: Isabella of France, Queen of England
Shemyaka: Dmitri Shemyaka
Shield of Rome: Fabius Maximus
Shining Teeth (Hildetand, Hilditonn): Harald of Denmark (647–735)
Shockhead, Tanglehair: Harald I of Norway
Short-Boot: Boleslaw V of Poland
Short Stocking: Boleslaw V of Poland
Shrewd: Lestko of Poland
Shvibzik: Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia
Sickly: Enrique III of Castile
Signora Antica: Princess Palatine Elisabeth of Bohemia
Silly Old Bitch: Margaret Campbell, Duchess of Argyll
Simple-Minded: Radu II Wallachia
Singer: Eble of Ventadour; Ebles II of Ventadour
Single Combat Man: Vladimir II of Kiev
Single Combatant: Vladimir II of Kiev
Sincere: Philipp of the Palatinat
Sir Harry Hotspur: Henry Percy
Sir John Comyn: John III Comyn, Lord of Badenoch
Sir Paridel: Charles Neville, 6th Earl of Westmorland
Sissi: Elisabeth of Bavaria
Sitta: Helen of Greece, Queen of Romania
Skanderbeg: George Castriota
Skittles: Catherine Walters
Skitsie: Catherine Walters
Slav: Thomas the Slav, rival Byzantine emperor
Slave of God, master of the world
Slave Lord: Eochaid Mugmedon
Slaves-Lord: Eochaid of Tara
Slemme: Emund of Sweden; Vaclav I of Bohemia
Slit-Nosed (Gr. Rhinotmetus): Justinian of the Byzantine Empire
Slobberer: Alfonso IX of Leon
Sly: Francesco Grimaldi
Sly Fox: Henry Vassal-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland
Small (Pol. Maly): Bolko II of Silesia
Smaller (Rus. Menshoy): Andrei of Vologda
Smiling Duchess: Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
Snake in the Eye, Snake-Eyed: Sigurd
Snotty King: Charles IX of France
Sobeslav II of Bohemia. the King of the Peasants. the Peasants' Prince . the Peasants' King
Socialist on Horseback: Napoleon III of the French
Solomon of Great Britain: George III of Great Britain
Solomon of His Age: Amedee VIII of Savoy
Solomon of Scotland: James I of England
Son: Caracalla
Son of the Devil: Ezzelino III da Romano
Son of the Dragon: Vlad III of Wallachia
Son of Fidach: Crimthann mac Fidaig
Son of His Time: Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
Sorcerer: Vseslav of Polotsk
Sorceress: Eithne of Ireland
Sot: Selim II of the Ottoman Empire
Sour-Faced: Foulques IV of Anjou
Spaniard: Roger de Toesny
Spare: Henry, Duke of Sussex
Sparrow: Heinrich VIII of Silesia
Spear-shaker: Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
Sphinx of Europe: Alexander I of Russia
Sphinx of the North: Alexander I of Russia
Sphinx Uncomprehended Even in His Tomb: Alexander I of Russia
Sphinx Who Remained an Enigma to the Grave: Alexander I of Russia
Spillendreher: Barnim IX of Pomerania
Splendor of the Danes: Prince Canute of Denmark
Sporus: John Hervey, 2nd Baron Hervey
Squeak: Katherine, Duchess of Cambridge
Squintabella: Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth
Squire: Karl, Archduke of Austria
Stalin of the Sixteenth Century: Ivan IV of Russia
Standard Bearer: Fernando of Castile
Star of the North: Catherine II of Russia
Star of the Stuart: James IV of Scotland
Stavros Glucksburg: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Steadfast: Wilhelm IV of Bavaria
Steely-Eyed: Dmitri of Tver
Stefan the Blind: Stefan Branković of Serbia
Stella: Penelope Blount, Countess of Devonshire
Stern Little Bavarian Eagle: Marie Sophie of Bavaria
Steward: Walter fitz Alan; Walter Stewart, 3rd High Steward of Scotland
Stout Harry: Henry VIII of England
Straitened: Ruprecht of Germany
Strassburger: Friedrich of Hohenzollern
Straightforward: Charles III of France
Strict: Bolko I of Silesia
Stringless Purse: Christian I of Denmark
Strongbow: Johann II of Suzdal (1412–1414)
Strong Hand: William d'Aubigny "Pincerna"
Strong-Minded: Sigrid the Haughty; Stefan Dushan
Stubborn: Guilaume I of Burgundy
Study Princess: Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland
Stumpy: Maud, Queen of Norway (by herself)
Stutterer: Claudius
Stuttering and Lame: Eric XI of Sweden
Styrian Prince: Johann of Austria
Suchyok: Andrei, Prince Gorbaty-Shuiski
Sufferer: Enrique III of Castile
Sufrida: Barbara of Portugal
Sugan Earl: James FitzGerald, 15th Earl of Desmond
Summoned: Fernando IV of Castile
Sun Count: Heinrich I of Vianden
Sun King: Heinrich I of Vianden; Louis XIV of France
Surfer Prince: Joao Henrique of Orleans-Braganza
Surly: Foulques IV of Anjou
Survivalist Cicely: Cicely Neville
Suspicious: Bernard I of Armagnac
Swan: Marella Agnelli
Swan King: Ludwig II of Bavaria
Swannesha: Edith
Swedish Amazon: Christina of Sweden
Sweet William: William, Duke of Cumberland
Swift Sword of Savoy: Eugene of Savoy
Swimmer: James Roche
Sword of the Messiah: David IV of Georgia
Sylvester the Wildman: Gerald of Wales
Szczodry: Bolko III of Silesia-Liegnitz
Tahg of the Glens: Tahg O'Neill, King of Ulster
Tail (It. Coda): Amedee I of Savoy
Taillefer: Bernat I of Besalu; Foulques of Angouleme; Geoffroy I of Preuilly
Talleyrand's Goose: Marie-Antoinette-Rosalie Pauline, Duchess of Bauffremont
Talma of the North: Alexander I of Russia
Talvas: Guillaume IV of Ponthieu
Tanner of Tamworth: Edward IV of England
Tapsky: Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury
Olof of Sweden the Tax King:
Philip Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield theTea-table Scoundrel: (by George II of Great Britain)
Jean- Andoche Junot, 1st Duke of Abrantes the Tempest:
Pertinax the Tennis-Ball of Fortune:
Christina of Sweden Tenth Muse:
Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France Tenth Muse:
Terrible Eyes: Dmitri of Tver
Thane: Crinan of Dunkeld
That Man in Vienna: Maria Theresa of Austria
That Metromaniac Prince: Friedrich II of Prussia
That Weather-Cock: William Pulteney, 1st Earl of Bath
That Wolf of France: Louis XIV of France
Theater Duke (Ger. Theaterherzog): Georg II of Saxe-Meiningen
Theobald I of Lorraine the Fair, the Handsome the Handsome Duke
Thin-Bearded: Peter IV of Moldavia
Thinking Silent General: George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle
Third Found of Rome: Gaius Marius
Third King of Spain: Pedro Gonzalez de Mendoza
Thistle and the Rose : James IV of Scotland and Margaret of England
Thumbs: James, Laird of Allardice
Évariste de Forges de Parny the Tibullus of France:
Edward Thurlow, 1st Baron Thurlow the Tiger:
Felipe II of Spain the Tiger of the Escorial:
John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster.
Time-Honored Lancaster: (by Shakespeare): "So Shakespeare calls John of Gaunt, the father of Henry IV, King of England." (Frey, p, 340)
Timon: James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos (by Alexander Pope
Tine-Man: Archibald Douglas, 4th Earl of Douglas
Tiny: Antoinette of Monaco
Tom Thumb: Napoleon III of the French (by Victor Hugo)
Torrent: Marquise de Montespan
Toulousan: Guillaume X of Aquitaine
Tower Earl of Desmond: James FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Desmond
Tow-hair: Thibaud de Montlhéry
Town Bull of Ely: Oliver Cromwell
Sancho the Restorer: Sancho I of Pamplona
Sancho the Retired (Sp. el Encerrado): Sancho VII of Navarre
Sancho the Strong (Sp. el Fuerte): Sancho VII of Navarre
Sancho the Terror: Sancho III of Gascony
Sand Dealer (Fr. Sablonnier): Friedrich II of Prussia
Sandy Don: Alexander Gordon of Auchintool
Sanctified Tsar: Feodor of Starodub
Sant'ring Bully: James II of England
Sap: Felipe II of Spain
Sappho of Nesvish: Franciszka Urszula Radziwiłł
Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough. Queen Sarah. the Viceroy.
Saracen: William, Margrave of Parodi
Sardanapalus of Germany: Vaclav IV of Bohemia
Sardanapalus of Scotland: Cuilen of Scotland
Sargeant King: Friedrich Wilhelm I of Prussia
Savage: Boleslaw II of Poland
Scarface (Fr. Balafre): Henri I of Guise
Scarlet (Tur. Kizil): Abdulhamid II of Ottoman Empire
Scarlet Courtier: Cardinal Richelieu
Scarred: Henri I of Guise
Scholar Prince: Albert I of Monaco
Scorpion Stanley: Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby
Scotch Justinian: David I of Scotland
Scotland's Scourge (Lat. Scotorum Malleus): Edward I of England
Scottish Heliogabalus: James I of England
Scottish Jimmy: James I of England
Scottish Lady (Skottefruen): Anna Throndsen
Scottish Sardanapalus: Cuilen of Scotland
Scottish Solomon: James I of England
Scourge of Provence: Raymond of Turenne
Seagull: Elisabeth of Bavaria, Queen of Bavaria
Seaman: Olav II of Norway
Self-Sacrificer: Demetre II of Georgia
Selim the Sot: Selim II of the Ottoman Empire
Semiramis of the North: Catherine II of Russia; Margaret I of Denmark
Senator: Enrique of Castile
Sephi-Mirza: Louis, Dauphin of France
Serious: Friedrich II of Meissen
Servant of God: Abdul Hamid I of Ottoman Empire
Settler: Sancho I of Portugal
Severe: Eystein Throndsson
Seven Lamps of the Holy Roman Empire: Seven Electors of the HRE
Sexiest Royal: Peter Mark Andrew Phillips
Sexual Artist (Lat. Spintaria): Vitellius of the Roman Empire
Shadow King of Tbilisi: Giorgi V of Georgia
Shah Nawaz: Vakhtang VI of Kartli
Shakespeare of Eloquence: Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau
Sham Earl: James FitzGerald, 15th Earl of Desmond
Shame of His Father (Fr. le Honte de son Pere): Dmitri VI of Moscow
Shanjul (Little Sancho): Abd al-Rahman Sanchuelo
Shane Cam: John FitzGerald, 6th Earl of Kildare
She-Wolf of France: Isabella of France, Queen of England
Shemyaka: Dmitri Shemyaka
Shield of Rome: Fabius Maximus
Shining Teeth (Hildetand, Hilditonn): Harald of Denmark (647–735)
Shockhead, Tanglehair: Harald I of Norway
Short-Boot: Boleslaw V of Poland
Short Stocking: Boleslaw V of Poland
Shrewd: Lestko of Poland
Shvibzik: Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia
Sickly: Enrique III of Castile
Signora Antica: Princess Palatine Elisabeth of Bohemia
Silly Old Bitch: Margaret Campbell, Duchess of Argyll
Simple-Minded: Radu II Wallachia
Singer: Eble of Ventadour; Ebles II of Ventadour
Single Combat Man: Vladimir II of Kiev
Single Combatant: Vladimir II of Kiev
Sincere: Philipp of the Palatinat
Sir Harry Hotspur: Henry Percy
Sir John Comyn: John III Comyn, Lord of Badenoch
Sir Paridel: Charles Neville, 6th Earl of Westmorland
Sissi: Elisabeth of Bavaria
Sitta: Helen of Greece, Queen of Romania
Skanderbeg: George Castriota
Skittles: Catherine Walters
Skitsie: Catherine Walters
Slav: Thomas the Slav, rival Byzantine emperor
Slave of God, master of the world
Slave Lord: Eochaid Mugmedon
Slaves-Lord: Eochaid of Tara
Slemme: Emund of Sweden; Vaclav I of Bohemia
Slit-Nosed (Gr. Rhinotmetus): Justinian of the Byzantine Empire
Slobberer: Alfonso IX of Leon
Sly: Francesco Grimaldi
Sly Fox: Henry Vassal-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland
Small (Pol. Maly): Bolko II of Silesia
Smaller (Rus. Menshoy): Andrei of Vologda
Smiling Duchess: Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
Snake in the Eye, Snake-Eyed: Sigurd
Snotty King: Charles IX of France
Sobeslav II of Bohemia. the King of the Peasants. the Peasants' Prince . the Peasants' King
Socialist on Horseback: Napoleon III of the French
Solomon of Great Britain: George III of Great Britain
Solomon of His Age: Amedee VIII of Savoy
Solomon of Scotland: James I of England
Son: Caracalla
Son of the Devil: Ezzelino III da Romano
Son of the Dragon: Vlad III of Wallachia
Son of Fidach: Crimthann mac Fidaig
Son of His Time: Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
Sorcerer: Vseslav of Polotsk
Sorceress: Eithne of Ireland
Sot: Selim II of the Ottoman Empire
Sour-Faced: Foulques IV of Anjou
Spaniard: Roger de Toesny
Spare: Henry, Duke of Sussex
Sparrow: Heinrich VIII of Silesia
Spear-shaker: Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
Sphinx of Europe: Alexander I of Russia
Sphinx of the North: Alexander I of Russia
Sphinx Uncomprehended Even in His Tomb: Alexander I of Russia
Sphinx Who Remained an Enigma to the Grave: Alexander I of Russia
Spillendreher: Barnim IX of Pomerania
Splendor of the Danes: Prince Canute of Denmark
Sporus: John Hervey, 2nd Baron Hervey
Squeak: Katherine, Duchess of Cambridge
Squintabella: Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth
Squire: Karl, Archduke of Austria
Stalin of the Sixteenth Century: Ivan IV of Russia
Standard Bearer: Fernando of Castile
Star of the North: Catherine II of Russia
Star of the Stuart: James IV of Scotland
Stavros Glucksburg: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Steadfast: Wilhelm IV of Bavaria
Steely-Eyed: Dmitri of Tver
Stefan the Blind: Stefan Branković of Serbia
Stella: Penelope Blount, Countess of Devonshire
Stern Little Bavarian Eagle: Marie Sophie of Bavaria
Steward: Walter fitz Alan; Walter Stewart, 3rd High Steward of Scotland
Stout Harry: Henry VIII of England
Straitened: Ruprecht of Germany
Strassburger: Friedrich of Hohenzollern
Straightforward: Charles III of France
Strict: Bolko I of Silesia
Stringless Purse: Christian I of Denmark
Strongbow: Johann II of Suzdal (1412–1414)
Strong Hand: William d'Aubigny "Pincerna"
Strong-Minded: Sigrid the Haughty; Stefan Dushan
Stubborn: Guilaume I of Burgundy
Study Princess: Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland
Stumpy: Maud, Queen of Norway (by herself)
Stutterer: Claudius
Stuttering and Lame: Eric XI of Sweden
Styrian Prince: Johann of Austria
Suchyok: Andrei, Prince Gorbaty-Shuiski
Sufferer: Enrique III of Castile
Sufrida: Barbara of Portugal
Sugan Earl: James FitzGerald, 15th Earl of Desmond
Summoned: Fernando IV of Castile
Sun Count: Heinrich I of Vianden
Sun King: Heinrich I of Vianden; Louis XIV of France
Surfer Prince: Joao Henrique of Orleans-Braganza
Surly: Foulques IV of Anjou
Survivalist Cicely: Cicely Neville
Suspicious: Bernard I of Armagnac
Swan: Marella Agnelli
Swan King: Ludwig II of Bavaria
Swannesha: Edith
Swedish Amazon: Christina of Sweden
Sweet William: William, Duke of Cumberland
Swift Sword of Savoy: Eugene of Savoy
Swimmer: James Roche
Sword of the Messiah: David IV of Georgia
Sylvester the Wildman: Gerald of Wales
Szczodry: Bolko III of Silesia-Liegnitz
Tahg of the Glens: Tahg O'Neill, King of Ulster
Tail (It. Coda): Amedee I of Savoy
Taillefer: Bernat I of Besalu; Foulques of Angouleme; Geoffroy I of Preuilly
Talleyrand's Goose: Marie-Antoinette-Rosalie Pauline, Duchess of Bauffremont
Talma of the North: Alexander I of Russia
Talvas: Guillaume IV of Ponthieu
Tanner of Tamworth: Edward IV of England
Tapsky: Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury
Olof of Sweden the Tax King:
Philip Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield theTea-table Scoundrel: (by George II of Great Britain)
Jean- Andoche Junot, 1st Duke of Abrantes the Tempest:
Pertinax the Tennis-Ball of Fortune:
Christina of Sweden Tenth Muse:
Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France Tenth Muse:
Terrible Eyes: Dmitri of Tver
Thane: Crinan of Dunkeld
That Man in Vienna: Maria Theresa of Austria
That Metromaniac Prince: Friedrich II of Prussia
That Weather-Cock: William Pulteney, 1st Earl of Bath
That Wolf of France: Louis XIV of France
Theater Duke (Ger. Theaterherzog): Georg II of Saxe-Meiningen
Theobald I of Lorraine the Fair, the Handsome the Handsome Duke
Thin-Bearded: Peter IV of Moldavia
Thinking Silent General: George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle
Third Found of Rome: Gaius Marius
Third King of Spain: Pedro Gonzalez de Mendoza
Thistle and the Rose : James IV of Scotland and Margaret of England
Thumbs: James, Laird of Allardice
Évariste de Forges de Parny the Tibullus of France:
Edward Thurlow, 1st Baron Thurlow the Tiger:
Felipe II of Spain the Tiger of the Escorial:
John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster.
Time-Honored Lancaster: (by Shakespeare): "So Shakespeare calls John of Gaunt, the father of Henry IV, King of England." (Frey, p, 340)
Timon: James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos (by Alexander Pope
Tine-Man: Archibald Douglas, 4th Earl of Douglas
Tiny: Antoinette of Monaco
Tom Thumb: Napoleon III of the French (by Victor Hugo)
Torrent: Marquise de Montespan
Toulousan: Guillaume X of Aquitaine
Tower Earl of Desmond: James FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Desmond
Tow-hair: Thibaud de Montlhéry
Town Bull of Ely: Oliver Cromwell
Traitor Earl: James FitzGerald, 14th Earl of Desmond
Traveler: George Berkeley, 8th Lord Berkeley
Trencavel: Bernard Aton IV of Albi
Treasurer: Olof of Sweden
Treacherous: Gabran of Dalriada
Trembler: Garcia Sanchez II of Pamplona
Trembling: Garcia Sanchez II of Pamplona
Tremulous: Garcia Sanchez II of Pamplona
Thriftless: Boleslaw III of Silesia
Trimmer: Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia; George Savile, 1st Marquess of Halifax
Trimming Duke: John de la Polse, 2nd Duke of Suffolk
Triumph: Jan I of Brabant; Jan III of Brabant.
Troubadour King: Dinis I of Portugal
Troubadour Prince: Thibaut III of Champagne
True: Feradach Finnfechtnach
True Diana: Elizabeth I of England (by Nash)
Tsar Lazar: Lazar of Serbia
Tsar Liberator: Alexander II of Russia
Tsar-Slave: Boris Godunov
Tum Tum: Edward VII of Great Britain
Tumble-Down Dick: Richard Cromwell
Tuneful: Eochaid Binnigh
Turenne of Louis XV: Maurice de Saxe
Turkified: Bardanes; Ludovico II Gonzaga of Mantua; Mihnea II of Wallachia
Turkish Louis: Ludwig Wilhelm of Baden
Turn-Coat Meres: Henry Booth, 1st Earl of Warrington
Turned-Turk: Bardanes; Ludovico II Gonzaga of Mantua; Mihnea II of Wallachia
Turnip Head: George I of Great Britain
Turnip-Hoer: George I of Great Britain
Turnip Townshend: Charles Townshend
Tuscan: Giovanni Lambert, Prince of Salerno
Twister: Athelfrith of Northumbria
Two Angels: Luise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of Prussia & Friederike of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of Hanover
Two Kings of Brentford: James II of England and James II of England
Two Pupils: Anastasius I of the Byzantine Empire
Tyrant: Aron Tiranul; Christian II of Denmark
Ugly: Maria Isabel of Portugal
Uhlan King: Alfonso XII of Spain
Ultimate King: Sweyn Asleifsson
Ulysses of Germany: Albrecht III of Brandenburg
Ulysses of the Highlands: Ewen Cameron of Lochiel
Unconquered King: Edward of the Anglo-Saxons
Unexpected King: George VI of Great Britain
Union Duke: James Douglas, 2nd Duke of Queensberry
Unique: Friedrich II of Prussia
Unread: Ethelred of England
Unready: Ethelred of England
Unsteady: Henri IV of France
Until-the-End-of-the-World-in-Love: Pedro I of Portugal
Untamed Heifer: Elizabeth I of England
Upholsterer of Notre Dame: François-Henri de Montmorency, Duc de Luxembourg
Upmarket Alf Garnett: Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
Upstart: Cosimo I of Tuscany
Valdemar V of Schelesien: Valdemar III of Denmark
Valiant: Edgar of Scotland; Jean IV of Brittany
Valiant Charlemagne: Pietro II of Savoy
Valiant Lion (Alp Arslan): Muhammad bin Dawud Chaghri, Seljuk Sultan
Valiant of Valiants: Janos Hunyadi
Vandal Achilles: Hoamer of the Vandals
Vanella: Anne Vane
Varangian: Rurik
Visilli the Blind: Vasilli II of Moscow
Vauban of Modern Times: Guillaume Dode de la Brunerie
Venus of France: Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France
Very Devout Christian: Philippe VI of France
Catherine Howard, Queen of England the Very Jewel of Womanhood:
Vicious: Johann II of Silesia
the Victor for the Religion of Allah (Arab. an Nasir li-din Allah): Abd-ar-Rahman III of Cordoba
the Victor of Flodden Field: Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk
the Victor of Valmy: Francois Christophe Kellermann
Victory's Beloved Child: Andre Massena
the Vigilant: Dmitri of Pereslavl
Vince the Prince: Wenzeslaus of Liechtenstein
the Virgin King: Sebastiao of Portugal
Virgin Modesty: John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester (by Charles II of England)
the Virgin Queen: Elizabeth I of England
Virginia's Tutelary Saint: Princess Pocahontas
the Virtuous and Blessed Maestre: Alvaro de Luna
Vittorio Amedeo II of Sardinia A Genius
the Vixen of Queluz (Por. A Megera de Queluz): Carlota Joaquina of Spain
the Wake-Dog: Herbert I of Maine
Waked the Waves: Basil II of Pskov
Walter: Henry VIII of England
the Warbler of Poetic Prose: Philip Sidney
the Warm-hearted Duke: Charles de Sainte-Maure, duc de Montausier
Warrior Lady of Latham: Charlotte Stanley, Countess of Derby
the Warrior Queen: Boudica
the Warwick of Medieval Spain: Fernan Gonzales of Castile
the Water Drinker: St. David
the Water-Gull: Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple
the Waterloo Hero: Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill
the Weak-in-the-Feet: Edred of England
Philippe I of France Weak Prince:
William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley the Weasel:
Eric Emundsson of Uppsala the Weather-Hat:
Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth the Weeping Willow:
the Well-Served: Charles VII of France
the Welsh Boudica: Gwenllian ferch Gruffydd
the Welsh Woman: Elizabeth of England
the Wend-crow: Ottar of Sweden
the Werewolf: Vseslav of Polotsk
the Westerner (Tur. Frenk): Ibrahim Pasha, 28th Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
the Whelp: Culen of Scotland
the Whiner: Burkhard I of Zollern; Eberhard II of Wurttemberg
Burkhard I of Zollern the Whiner
Eberhard II of Wurttemberg the Whiner:
the White Death of the Saracens: Nikephorus II
the White Devil: Skanderbeg
the White Devil of Wallachia: Skanderbeg
the White Duck: Ethelfleda of Hertford
the White Earl: James Butler, 4th Earl of Ormonde
the White King: Charles I of England
the White Knight of the Christian Crusaders: Janos Hunyadi
the White Knight of Snowdoun: James V of Scotland
the White Knight of Transylvania: Janos Hunyadi
the White Lady of Rosenberg: Perchta of Rozmberk
the White-Milliner: Frances Talbot, Duchess of Tyrconnel
the White Oxen: Fiacha Finnfolaidh
the White Queen: Mary I of Scotland
the White Rose: Catherine Gordon
the White Rose of Raby: Cicely Neville, Duchess of York
the White Rose of Scotland: Catherine Gordon
the White Rose of York: Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon
the White Shanks: Cynan Garwyn
the White Tooth: Owain Danwyn
the White Widow: Frances Jennings
the Wicked: Carlos II of Navarre
the Wicked Earl George: George Sinclair, 5th Earl of Caithness
the Wicked Fritz: Friedrich I of Palatinate
the Wide-Awake: Louis VI of France
the Widow Capet: Marie Antoinette of Austria
the Widow of Windsor: Victoria of the United Kingdom
the Wild: Eadric the Wild
the Wild Boar of Ardennes: William II de la Marck, Lord of Lumey:
the Wild Child: Stephanie of Monaco
the Wildfire: William Wyndham, 3rd Baronet
the Wild Margrave: Karl Wilhelm Friedrich, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach
Wilhelm of Austria the Ambitious:
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham Aeolus:
Will Bigamy: William Cowper, 1st Earl Cowper
the Wily: Fernando II of Aragon
the Wily Chancellor: Wenzel Anton Graf Kaunitz
the Wine-Bountiful: Constantine I of Scotland
the Winter King: Friedrich V of Palatinate
the Winter Queen: Elizabeth of England
Wire-Master: John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute
the Wise Great Mother of the Fatherland: Catherine II of Russia
the Wise Prince: Albert I of Monaco
the Wise King Robert: Roberto I of Naples
the Wisest and Best Princes of His Race: Aimone of Savoy
the Wisest Christian of the Last Five Hundred Years: Roberto I of Naples
James I of England the Wisest Fool in Christendom (by Henri IV of France)
the Wisest Sovereign in Europe: Luiza de Guzman
With the Arrow: Otto IV of Brandenburg
With the Axe: Baudouin VII of Flanders
With the Black Bands, of the Black Bands: Giovanni dalle Bande Nere
With the Iron Arm: Baudouin I of Flanders
With the Lion: Friedrich V of Nuremberg
With the Pouch Mouth: Margaret Maultasch of Tyrol
With the Scar: Francois of Guise
With the Thumb (Ger. mit dem Daumen): Ulrich I of Wurttemberg
With Terrible Eyes: Dmitri of Tver
With the Tress: Albrecht III of Austria
Without Counsel: Ethelred the Unready
the Wolf of the Abruzzi: Pandulf IV of Capua
the Wolf of Badenoch: Alexander Stewart, 1st Earl of Buchan
the Wolf of Rimini: Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta
the Wolf-Headed: Vakhtang I of Iberia
the Wolf-King: Muhammad ibn-Sa'd, Ibn-Mardanîsh of Murcia
the Woman I Love: Wallis, Duchess of Windsor
the Woman With the Heart of a Man: Anna Radziwill
Wombat: Henry, Duke of Sussex
the Wonder of the Age: Otto III of the Holy Roman Empire
the Wanderer: Pedro Gonzales de Lara
the Wonderful: Albrecht IV of Austria
Woolly: Elizabeth of Greece & Denmark
the Worst Duke of Slavs: Domagoj of Croatia
the Worthless: Vaclav IV of Bohemia
the Worthy: Leopold III of Austria
the Wrestler: Mehmed I of the Ottoman Empire
the Writer: Albrecht IV of Bavaria
the Wrybeard: Alain II of Brittany
Xenophon of His Own History: Geoffroi de Villehardouin
the Yellow: Selim I
the Yellow Selim: Selim I
Yergat (of Iron): Ashot II of Georgia
Yolande of Acre: Yolande of Jerusalem
Yolande of Brienne: Yolande of Jerusalem
the Youth: Pietro I of Savoy
Yvain de Galles: Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri
the Zany of Debate: George Canning
Zhilka: Dmitri I of Halych
Zimri: George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham
Zog I of Albania
Perhaps the Finest Patriot of them All
A Small-sized, Indolent Oriental Potentate
A Reader of Shakespeare and a Fine Fighting Man
An Homme de Salon of First-rate Intelligence
An Ignorant Mountaineer
Ultimately an Erratic and Treacherous Barbarian
Not at All an Unpleasant Character
A Balkan Product Par Excellence
the Ludicrous Zog
the Saviour of the Nation
the Father of His Country
Frankly a Cad. (King Zog: Self-Made Monarch of Albania)
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