hereditary title
subclass of noble titles
Earl of Orkney
Norwegian, then Scottish, noble title over the Northern Isles and northern Scotland
Earl Fife
British earldom
Infante of Portugal
Portuguese Royal title for men
Lord Napier
title used by Sir Archibald Napier from 1627
Emperor of Japan
head of state of Japan
monarch of Italy
regnal title held by several monarchs
Oba of Benin
traditional ruler of the Edo people centred on Benin City, in modern-day Nigeria
Duke of Magenta
French royal title
Earl Erne
Title in the Peerage of Ireland
Earl of Dumbarton
British earldom
Duke of Anjou
French noble title
lord of Joinville
French noble title
baronet
British chivalric order
Earl of Downe
title in the peerage of Ireland
Herzog
medieval hereditary title in German-speaking areas
Duke of Burgundy
Ruler of the Duchy of Burgundy, 843-1477 / 1482-1556
count of Anjou
French noble title
count of Armagnac
French noble title
duke of Mayenne
French noble title
Prince of Leiningen
hereditary title of nobility in the Holy Roman Empire
Grand Mufti of India
higher spiritual leader of Indian muslims
King of Navarre
title of nobility held by the head of state of the Kingdom of Navarre, later transmitted to the monarch of Spain
Prince of Squillace
noble family
count
nobility title in European countries
Duke of Savoy
Monarch of the Duchy of Savoy
subsidiary title
hereditary title held by a royal or a noble but which is not regularly used to identify that person, due to his concurrent holding of a greater title
prince of Joinville
French noble title
Ritter
title of nobility in German-speaking areas (roughly equal to knight or baronet)
Duke of Sussex
royal dukedom in the United Kingdom