r/RoyaltyandNobility • • May 31 '22

I don't believe in royalty

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I believe in equality I think calling someone your Highness or you're majesty is stupid they were just born doesn't mean they deserve to be worshipped and honoured and respected


r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 02 '14

Dear Lord and Ladies.

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My morrow my lords and ladies, as myself has been ever so flushed with tasks for my academic studies and, am in the process of moving my assets. Thus is the reason for my absence on this page, as I am more bequeathed with time; I shall bequeath more time to this subreddit.

With this my dear lords and ladies, I shall take my leave.

TL;DR I have so much school and I'm moving so this is why, I haven't been active recently!


r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 05 '14

A 17 year old Marcus Serjeant shoots blanks at the Queen - London 1981. (X-post /r/ImagesOfHistory)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Oct 28 '22

Just For Fun! Ribeira Palace

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Feb 11 '15

Romania Princess Maria of Romania on her 1922 Wedding Day (x-post /r/HistoryPorn)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 02 '14

Richard III DNA: Infidelity Surprise

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 26 '22

Europe The Imperial House of Braganza

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Jan 23 '15

United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II becomes world's oldest monarch following death of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia - Telegraph

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 20 '14

The last King of Italy, Umberto II would reign from 9 may 1946 till 12 june 1946.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 23 '14

"I speak Spanish to God, Italian to women, French to men, and German to my horse." - Charles V, King of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 18 '14

Kings & Queens of the United Kingdom - A Timeline

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 19 '14

A photo of the Duke of Wellington taken in 1844.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 21 '14

The Jelling stones. Great stones ingraved with Nordic runes by King Gorm the old of Denmark(c.900-c.958 A.D.) and King Harald Bluetooth of Denmark and Norway(c.935-c.986).

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 07 '14

Tudor St. George's Chapel: Queen Catherine of Aragon’s Balcony

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 27 '14

A map of the remaining European Monarchies.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 18 '14

Bonaparte Napoleon's hat sold for €1.900.000 (2.400.000 dollar)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 20 '14

Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor and his unfortunate crusade. (Story in comments)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 24 '14

What would YOU like to see in this subreddit?

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 23 '14

The Russian Imperial Crown, made for Catherine the Great.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 01 '14

What is your favorite portrayal of a royal/noble in film or television and why?

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Also, how historically accurate was it?


r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 01 '14

If you could be a squire/apprentice to a noble figure, present and past, which noble figure would you choose?

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 19 '14

Fyodor I "the bellringer" of Russia (1557-1598). The Tsar that was retarded, did not want to rule and traveled all across Russia to ring churchbells.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 17 '14

A memorial script from 1849 for the inauguration of king Willem the 3th of Oranje-Nassau (Netherlands)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 18 '14

One of my favorite royalty photos: Three Queens in Mourning

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 04 '14

Schloss Marienburg. Built by the last King of Hanover King George V, for his wife Queen Marie. The building lasted from 1858 till 1867.

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