Dukes and Duchesses

Dukes and Duchesses
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(Tinctureless) A coronet with strawberry leaves.
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Ruling a Kingdom more than once
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Dukes and Duchesses

A Duke or Duchess is a person who has reigned as King or Queen of a kingdom more than once. They are addressed as "Your Grace" and referred to in the third person as "Duke/Duchess (given name)." They may wear a coronet embellished with strawberry leaves to indicate their rank. As former royalty, they have a Patent of Arms and are considered Royal Peers.

Alternate titles for "Duke"

• Albanian: Dukë
• Arabic: Mushir/Musaitir
• Catalan: Duc
• Chinese: Kung Chüeh
• Czech: Vévoda
• Danish: Hertug
• Dutch: Hertog
• Estonian: Hertsog
• Finnish: Herttua
• French: Duc
• German: Herzog
• Greek: Kómes tou stáblou
• Hebrew: Alluf
• Hungarian: Ban/Herceg
• Icelandic: Hertogi
• Irish Gaelic: Diuc/Righ-cuicidh
• Italian: Duca
• Japanese: Kô-shaku
• Latin: Dux
• Mid. Norwegian: Hertogi
• Old English: Eorl
• Old Norse: Hertogi
• Polish: Ksiaze
• Portuguese: Duque
• Romanian: Duce
• Russian: Kniaz
• Scots Gaelic: Diuc
• Spanish: Duque
• Swedish: Hertig
• Turkish: (Given name) Pasha
• Welsh: Dug/Gwledig

Alternate titles for "Duchess"

• Albanian: Dukeshë
• Arabic: Mushira/Musaitira
• Catalan: Duquessa
• Chinese: Nü Kung
• Czech: Vévodkyn
• Danish: Hertuginde
• Dutch: Hertogin
• Estonian: Hertsoginna
• Finnish: Herttuatar
• French: Duchesse
• German: Herzogin
• Greek: Komitissa tou stáblou
• Hebrew: Allufah
• Hungarian: Banno/Hercegnö
• Icelandic: Hertogafru
• Irish Gaelic: Bandiuc
• Italian: Duchessa
• Japanese: Kô-shaku-fujin
• Latin: Ducessa
• Mid. Norwegian: Hertogafru
• Old English: Hlaefdige
• Old Norse: (unknown)
• Polish: Ksiezna
• Portuguese: Duquesa
• Romanian: Ducesâ
• Russian: Kniaginia
• Scots Gaelic: Bandiuc
• Spanish: Duquesa
• Swedish: Hertiginna
• Turkish: Dü es
• Welsh: Duges/Gwledig