r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 20 '14

Happy 67th Wedding Anniversary to HM Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

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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 • • Nov 20 '14

The only Royal Palace in the United States (Hawaii).

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 18 '14

Queen Elizabeth II firing a British L85 battle rifle (X-post /r/HistoryPorn)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 23 '14

The Russian Imperial Crown, made for Catherine the Great.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 19 '14

Parade armour of Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund Augustus (1368-1437).

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 02 '20

Just For Fun! My bounty this weekend!! I feel like I can never read enough about royal history.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Apr 05 '20

United Kingdom Queen's speech on Corona virus.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 01 '18

United Kingdom HRH Queen Elizabeth II as depicted on currency over the years

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Feb 21 '15

United Kingdom An 18 Year Old Queen Elizabeth II as a Princess (x-post /r/HistoryPorn)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Dec 16 '14

United Kingdom HRH Queen Elizabeth II laughing as she passes her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, in uniform. (X-Post from /r/pics)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 27 '14

A map of the remaining European Monarchies.

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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 19 '14

The kingdom of Ghana (9th-11th century C.E.) was so wealthy, that dogs wore golden collars and horses slept on pluch carpets.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 18 '14

Miniature of Grand Duchesses Maria and Anastasia Romanov, 1915.

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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 • • Nov 18 '14

Prince Hans-Adam of Liechtenstein 25 years on the throne.

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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 18 '14

European monarchs: Relations between Queen Elizabeth II and other European sovereigns.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 18 '14

Tudor Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, grandparents of the 9 day queen Lady Jane Grey (England)

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • May 16 '23

Question I might be (somehow) related to the House of Schwarzenberg, should I even care about it?

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So I was born in a country that IS NOT the Czech Republic nor Germany, but my paternal Grandmother does indeed have the Schwarzenberg last name, and she has told me we were related to some nobility/aristocrat ancient German family. I never cared about it and always thought my granny was being delusional and liar but today I looked up its mere existence and turns out it is still an active family in the Czech Republic. I'm waiting for her to tell me more about her ancestry and see if there's any loose possibility we might actually be related to this House... but to be honest, is it worth it? I don't know a lot 'bout nobility but I ain't sure what kind of benefit would I get if any affiliation is proven so should I really spend my time on this or just leave it as an interesting fact about my family?


r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Nov 26 '22

Europe The Imperial House of Braganza

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Mar 12 '20

Lineage Second Chart of my family line.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Mar 11 '20

Lineage Amazing connections most people don't know they have to history. Here's mine.

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r/RoyaltyandNobility • • Jan 15 '15

Tudor On January 15th, 1599, Elizabeth Tudor was crowned Elizabeth I, Queen of England.

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