List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: A

Main article: List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility

List of individuals' nicknames

Ab

• Abd al-Malik
  • the Victorious (al-Muzaffar) ^[1]
• Abd al-Rahman Sanchuelo
  • Sanchuelo (by his grandfather) ^[2]
  • the Loyal
  • the Victorious
• Abd ar-Rahman I, Emir of Cordoba
  • the Falcon of the Quraysh ^[3]
  • the Immigrant
  • the Just
• Abd-ar-Rahman III, Emir of Cordoba
  • al-Nasir (the Defender of the Faith)
  • the Victor for the Religion of Allah (Ar. an Nasir li-din Allah)
  • the Victorious
• Abdulaziz, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Martyr
  • the Unfortunate
• Abdulmejid I, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Advocate of Reorganization
  • the Strong Reformist
  • the Sultan of the Reform Period ^[4]
  • the Warrior
• Abdul Hamid I, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Improver
  • the Saint (Tur. Veli) ^[5]
  • the Servant of God
  • the Warrior
• Abdul Hamid II, Ottoman Sultan
  • Kizil ^[6]
  • the Assassin of Christians, the Educator of Moslems ^[7]
  • the Bloody ^[8]
  • the Cunning ^[9]
  • the Great Assassin ^[7]
  • the Damned ^[10]
  • the Great Educator ^[7]
  • Lord of a Thousand Women (by a German novel) ^[11]
  • the Monster of Yildiz (by his haters) ^[12]
  • the Red Animal
  • the Red Sultan ^[13]
  • the Sublime Khan
• Abu 'abd Allah Muhammad XII, Sultan of Granada
  • Boabdil ^[14]
  • the Moor
• Abu'l-Hasan Ali of Granada, Sultan of Granada
  • Muley Hacén ^[14]
• Abu Nasr Sa'd of Granada
  • Ciriza ^[14]

Ad

• Adalbero of Styria, Margrave of Styria
  • the Rich
• Adalbert of Austria, Margrave of Austria
  • the Victorious ^[15]
• Adalbert I, Count of Vermandois
  • the Pious
  • the Righteous
• Adalbert I, Margrave of Tuscany
  • the Great
• Adalbert II, Margrave of Tuscany
  • the Rich ^[16]
• Adalbert of Prague
  • the Apostle of Bohemia
  • the Apostle of the Prussians
  • the Apostle of the Slavs
  • the Saint
• Adelaide of Burgundy, Holy Roman Empress
  • Saint Adelaide of Italy
• Adelaide, Countess of Vermandois
  • the Last of the Carolingians ^[17]
• Adelaide del Vasto, Queen of Sicily
  • the Great Female Ruler ^[18]
  • the Malikah of Sicily ^[18]
  • the Protector of Christian Faith ^[18]
• Adelaide I, Abbess of Quedlinburg
  • the Holy Maiden ^[19]
• Adelheid Amalie Gallitzin
  • Diotime (by Hemsterhuis) ^[20]
  • the Christian Aspasia (by Hamann) ^{[20] [21]}
  • the Goethe of Her Gender ^[20]
• Adeliza of Louvain, Queen of England
  • Lady of the English
  • Alix la Belle ^[22]
  • the Fair Maid of Brabant ^[23]
  • the Forgotten Queen ^[24]
  • the Maid Without Vice ^[25]
• Adolf of Nassau-Weilburg
  • Adolf of Nassau
• Adolf, Count Palatine of the Rhine
  • the Patient
  • the Simple ^[26]
  • the Upright
• Adolf Frederick, King of Sweden
  • the King Who Ate Himself to Death ^[27]
• Adrien-Louis de Bonnières, duc de Guînes
  • Guines the Magnificent (Guines le Magnifique)
  • the Best of Men (by Madame de Stael) ^[28]

Ae

• Áed of Scotland
  • Áed mac Cináeda, King of the Picts
  • Aed of the Swift Foot ^[29]
  • Aed of the Wild Flowers
  • the White-foot
  • the Wing-footed
• Áed Allán, High King of Ireland
  • the Handsome ^[30]
• Áedán mac Gabráin, King of Dal Riata
  • Fradawg
• Aed Find, King of Dál Riata
  • Airechtech (of the Assemblies)
  • the Fair (Find)
  • the White ^[31]
• Áed Oirdnide, King of Ailech
  • the Anointed
  • the Dignified
  • the Ordained ^[30]
• Ælfgifu of Shaftesbury, Queen of the English
  • Saint Ælfgifu of Shaftesbury
  • St. Aelfgith the Younger ^[32]
  • Saint Elgiva
• Ælfthryth, Queen of England
  • Elfrida of England
  • the Fair and False Elfrida (by Agnes Strickland) ^[33]
  • the First Crowned Queen of England ^[34]
• Aelfwynn, Lady of the Mercians
• Aelia Eudocia, Byzantine Empress
  • Saint Eudocia
  • Carminum Studiosa ^[35]
• Aemilian, Roman Emperor
  • the Barracks Emperor
  • the Emperor of the Army
• Æthelfrith, King of Bernicia
  • Aethelfrith of Northumbria
  • Aethelfrith Icing, King of Bernicia and Deira ^[36]
  • Aethelfrith the Twister (Eadfered Flesaurs) ^[36]
• Æthelgifu, Abbess of Shaftesbury
  • St. Aelfgith the Elder ^[37]
• Æthelred the Unready
  • King of the English
  • Aethelred II of England
  • the Ill-Counselled King ^[38]
  • the Unready ^[38]
• Æthelthryth
  • the Saint
• Æthelfrith of Northumbria
  • Æthelfrith the Twister (Eadfered Flesaurs) ^[39]

Af

• Afonso I of Portugal
  • Don Afonso Henriques
  • El-Bortukali (the Portuguese)
  • Ibn-Arrik (the Cursed of Allah)
  • the Conqueror ^[40]
  • the Great (Por. o Grande)
  • the Father of the Portuguese Nation
  • the Founder (Por. o Fundador)
  • the Founding Father
• Afonso II of Portugal
  • the Fat (Por. o Gordo) ^[41]
  • the Lawgiver-King ^[41]
• Afonso III of Portugal
  • le Neveu
  • the Bolognian (Por. o Bolonhês) ^[41]
  • the Restorer
  • the Usurper
• Afonso IV of Portugal
  • the Bold
  • the Brave ^[42]
• Afonso V of Portugal
  • the African (Por. o Africano) ^{[43] [44]}
• Afonso VI of Portugal
  • the Victorious
• Afonso de Albuquerque, Duke of Goa
  • the Caesar of the East
  • the Great
  • the Portuguese Mars ^{[45] [46]}
• Afridun I
  • the Martyr

Ag

• Aga Khan III
  • the Last Emperor of Racing ^[47]
• Agatha (wife of Edward the Exile)
  • the Hungarian ^[48]
• Agesilaus II
  • the Lame ^[49]
• Agilulf
  • the Thuringian
• Agnes of Bohemia
  • Agnes of Prague
  • the Saint
• Agnes of Merania, Queen of France
  • la Fleur de Dames (by French barons) ^[50]
  • the White Lady ^{[51] [52]}
• Agnes Dunbar, 4th Countess of Moray
  • Black Agnes, Black Agnes of Dunbar
  • the Savior of Dunbar Castle ^{[53] [54]}
• Agnes Sorel
  • Dame de Beauté
  • la Belle Agnes (the Beautiful Agnes) ^[55]
  • la Dame de Beauté ^{[56] [57]}
  • Mademoiselle de Beauté ^[58]
  • the Beast of the Apocalypse (by the Bishop of Thérouanne)
  • the Beauty of Beauties (Fr. la Belle des Belles) ^{[59] [60] [61]}
  • the Lady of Beauty
  • the Nell Gwyn of France
  • the New Herodias (by the Bishop of Thérouanne)
  • the Queen of Beauty (by the King of France) ^[62]

Ah

• Ahmed I, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Fortunate (Tur. Bahti) ^[8]
  • the Lucky ^[63]
• Ahmed II, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Warrior Prince
• Ahmed III, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Warrior
• Ahmed, son of Boabdil
  • the Young Prince (Sp. el Infantico)

Ai

• Ainbcellach mac Ferchair
  • the Good

Al

Al-

• Al-Hakam I
  • el Motín del Arrabal
• Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad, Emir of Seville
  • the Poet-King of Seville ^{[64] [65]}

Ala

• Alain Le Roux
  • the Red
• Alan I, Duke of Brittany
  • the Great
• Alan II, Duke of Brittany
  • Alan of the Twisted Beard (Fr. Barbe-Torte) ^[66]
• Alan III, Duke of Brittany
  • le Rèbre, Ruibriez
• Alan III, Duke of Brittany
  • Alan of Rennes
• Alan, 1st Earl of Richmond
  • the Black
• Alan Rufus
  • the Red

Alb

• Alberico da Barbiano
  • the Great
• Albert I of Belgium
  • the Chivalrous King
  • the People's King
• Albert I of Brandenburg
  • Albert of Ballenstadt
  • the Bear (by Helmold von Bosau) ^[67]
  • the Fair
  • the Handsome
  • the Second Romulus of Brandenburg ^[68]
• Albert I, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Great
• Albert I, Prince of Monaco
  • the Explorer Prince ^[69]
  • the King of the Oceans ^[70]
  • the Learned Prince
  • the Navigator Prince, the Prince-Navigator ^[71]
  • the Pioneer of Modern Oceanography
  • the Prince Explorer ^[72]
  • the Prince Pacifist ^[72]
  • the Prince Reformer ^[72]
  • the Prince Scientist
  • the Prince of the Sea
  • the Sailor Prince
  • the Scholar Prince
  • the Wise Prince
• Albert II, Prince of Monaco
  • the Eco-Warrior ^[73]
  • the Green Prince ^[73]
• Albert I, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Tall ^[74]
• Albert II, Duke of Bavaria-Straubing
  • the Younger
• Albert II of Austria
  • the Lame ^[75]
  • the Prudent
  • the Wise ^[75]
• Albert II of Germany
  • Albert V of Austria
  • the Grave ^[76]
  • the Illustrious ^[76]
  • the Magnanimous ^{[75] [77]}
• Albert II of Mecklenburg
  • the Fox of Mecklenburg
• Albert II, Margrave of Meissen
  • the Decadent
  • the Degenerate (der Entartete) ^{[78] [79]}
• Albert II, Duke of Mecklenburg
  • the Fox (Fr. le Renaud)
  • the Fox of Mecklenburg
  • the Lion
• Albert III, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Pious
• Albert III, Duke of Saxony
  • der Heldenmütige
  • the Bold, the Brave
  • the Saxon Roland
  • the German Hector
• Albert, Duke of Saxony
  • the Resolute
• Albert III Achilles, Elector of Brandenburg
  • Achilles ^[80]
  • Ulysses ^[79]
  • the Fox ^[79]
  • the Fox of Germany (Lat. Vulpes Germaniae) (by his opponents) ^[81]
  • the German Fox ^[82]
  • the German Ulysses (Ger. der teutsche Ulysses) ^[80]
• Albert III, Margrave of Brandenburg
  • the Achilles of Germany
• Albert III of Austria
  • Albert of the Long Hair
  • Albert with the Braid (Pigtail)
  • Albert with the Tress ^[83]
  • the Astrologer ^{[83] [84]}
• Albert III, Count of Habsburg
  • the Rich
• Albert IV, Count of Habsburg
  • the Wise
• Albert IV, Duke of Austria
  • the Patient ^[49]
• Albert IV of Austria
  • the Delightful
  • the Patient (Ger. der Geduldige)
  • the Peculiar
  • the Wonder of the World ^[85]
  • the World's Wonder (Lat. Stupor Mundi)
  • the Wonderful
• Albert IV of Bavaria
  • the Wise ^[86]
  • the Writer ^[87]
• Albert V, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Generous
  • the Liberal
  • the Magnanimous ^[87]
  • the Practical
• Albert VI of Bavaria
  • the Leuchtenberger
• Albert VI, Archduke of Austria
  • the Extravagant
  • the Spendthrift
• Albert VI, Duke of Austria
  • the Prodigal ^[79]
• Albert VII, Archduke of Austria
  • the Pious
• Albert of Liège
  • the Saint
• Albert of Sweden
  • the Younger
• Albert II of Brandenburg-Kulmbach
  • the Alcibiades
  • the Warlike
  • the Warrior (Lat. Bellator) ^[80]
  • the Wild ^[79]
  • the Younger
• Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
  • Prince Albert, the Prince Consort
  • Saxe-Coburg's Pauper Prince ^[88]
  • the Chief Agent of the Austro-Belgian-Coburg-Orleans Clique ^[88]
  • the Creative Consort ^[89]
  • the German Bridegroom ^[88]
  • the Good ^[90]
  • the Man Who Saved the Monarchy ^[91]
  • the Uncrowned King ^[92]
• Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence
  • Eddy ^[93]
  • Prince Eddy ^[94]
  • Collars-and-Cuffs ^[95]
  • Cuffs and Collars ^[96]
  • Lemonade and Red Wine ^[97]
  • Prince Collar and Cuffs ^{[98] [93]}
  • Uncle Eddy Collars and Cuffs ^[99]
  • the Herring ^[100]
  • The King Britain Never Had ^[101]
• Albert Gaspard Grimod, Comte d'Orsay
  • the Handsome d'Orsay (Fr. le Beau d'Orsay) ^{[102] [103]}
  • the Handsomest Man of His Age ^[103]
  • the Young Cupid (Fr. le Jeune Cupidon) (by Lord Byron) ^[102]
• Albert Spencer, 7th Earl Spencer
  • Jack Spencer
  • Jolly Jack ^{[104] [105]}
  • the Curator Earl ! ^[104]
• Albrecht VII, Duke of Mecklenburg
  • the Handsome
• Albrecht von Wallenstein
  • Duke of Friedland
  • Gallowstone (Ger. Galgenstein) ^[106]
  • the Hanging Duke ^[106]
• Albrycht Stanisław Radziwiłł
  • the Intimate of Three Kings ^{[107] [108]}

Ale

• Aleksandr Mikhailovich of Tver, Grand Prince of Tver
  • the Exile ^[109]
• Alessandro de' Medici, Duke of Florence
  • Alessandro da Collavechio ^[110]
  • the Black Prince of Florence ^[111]
  • the Moor (It. il Moro) ^{[112] [113]}
  • the Medici Mule, the Mule of the Medici ^[114]
• Alessandro Farnese (cardinal)
  • Cardinal of the Petticoat (It. Cardinal della Gonella) ^[115]
  • the Great Cardinal (It. il Gran Cardinale) ^{[116] [117] [118]}
  • the Petticoat Cardinal ^[119]
• Alexander III of Byzantine Empire
  • the Man of Thirteen Months (by his brother Leo VI) ^[120]
• Alexander I of Georgia
  • the Great
• Alexander the Great
• Alexander I of Macedon
  • Macedonia's Madman
  • That Pellean Conqueror
  • the Accursed
  • the Cursed
  • the Accursed Alexander
  • the Bihorned Lord from the Two Horns of his Coins
  • the Conqueror
  • the Conqueror of the World
  • the Emathian Conqueror
  • the Great
  • the Madman of Macedonia ^{[121] [122]}
  • the Philhellene
  • the Philosopher-King
  • the Son of Jupiter Ammon
  • the Two-horned One
• Alexandru I, Prince of Moldavia
  • the Good (cel Bun) ^[123]
  • the Kind
• Alexander III of Moldavia
  • the Evil
• Alexander I of Russia
  • a Banal Autocrat (by Michael Klimenko) ^[124]
  • a Real Byzantine ^[125]
  • a Sphinx ^[126]
  • a Sphinx who Carried His Riddle to the Grave ^[127]
  • a Will o' the Wisp ^[124]
  • le Comte R. de P.
  • the Angel ^[126]
  • the Bald-coot Bully ^[85]
  • the Blessed (Rus. Blaoslovennyi) ^[127]
  • the Coxcomb Czar ^[128]
  • the Crafty Greek
  • the Crowned Hamlet ^{[127] [126]}
  • the Crowned Sphinx ^[129]
  • the Cunning Byzantine ^[126]
  • the Enigmatic Czar ^{[127] [126]}
  • the Great
  • the Handsome Emperor ^[130]
  • the Ideological Tsar (by Pierre Rain) ^[124]
  • the Last Great Tsar ^[131]
  • the Muscovite Bayard ^[132]
  • the Northern Sphinx ^[124]
  • the Mystical ^[124]
  • the Northern Telemaque ^[133]
  • the Northern Thor ^[85]
  • the Paternalist Reformer (by Allen McConnell) ^[124]
  • the Prince of Illusions (by Daria Olivier) ^[124]
  • the Russian Sphinx ^[134]
  • the Sphinx ^[127]
  • the Sphinx of Europe
  • the Sphinx of the North ^{[135] [136] [125]}
  • the Sphinx Uncomprehended Even in His Tomb ^[129]
  • the Sphinx Who Remained an Enigma to the Grave
  • the Talma of the North ^[137]
  • the Trajan of Russia
  • the Russian Trajan ^[125]
• Alexander II of Russia
  • the Emancipator of the Serfs ^[138]
  • the Liberator ^[139]
  • the Reforming Tsar ^[140]
  • the Tsar Liberator ^[141]
• Alexander III of Russia
  • the Great Moral Gatherer of Russian Land ^[142]
  • the Military Tailor ^[143]
  • the Peacemaker
  • the Peasants' Friend ^{[144] [145]}
  • the Young Bull
• Alexander I of Scotland
  • the Fierce ^{[146] [147]}
• Alexander II of Scotland
  • the Peaceful
• Alexander III of Scotland
  • the Glorious
  • the Little Red Fox (by King John of England) ^[148]
• Alexander I of Yugoslavia
  • the Knightly King ^[149]
  • the Unifier ^[150]
• Alexander I, Grand Prince of Tver
  • the Fugitive
  • the Saint
• Alexander, Count Palatine of Zweibrücken
  • the Limp
• Alexander I of Wallachia
  • Alexandru Aldea
• Alexander II of Wallachia
  • Alexandru Mircea
  • Oaie Seacă (Dry, sterile sheep) ^[151]
• Alexander III of Wallachia
  • the Bad (Rom. cel Rau)
• Alexander V of Wallachia
  • Coconul (the Little Gentleman)
  • the Boy ^[152]
  • the Child-Prince
• Alexandra of Denmark, Queen of the United Kingdom
  • the Princess of Hearts ^[153]
• Alexandra Feodorovna (Alix of Hesse)
  • the German Woman (Nemka) ^[154]
  • the Handsomest Child I Ever Saw (by grandmother Queen Victoria) ^[155]
• Alexander Gordon, 2nd Duke of Gordon
  • Cockalorum ^[156]
• Alexander Gordon, 4th Duke of Gordon
  • the Cock o' the North
• Alexander Hamilton, 10th Duke of Hamilton
  • the Proudest Man in Britain ^{[157] [158]}
• Alexander Kurakin
  • the Diamond Prince
• Alexander Lindsay, 4th Earl of Crawford
  • Earl Birdie ^[159]
  • the Tiger ^[160]
  • the Tiger Earl ^[159]
• Alexander Lindsay, 1st Lord Spynie
  • Sandie
  • the King's Best Loved Minion ^[161]
• Alexander Nevsky
  • Grand Prince of Kiev
  • Alexander of the Neva (Nevsky) ^[162]
  • the Saint ^[162]
• Alexander Obolensky
  • Obo
  • the Flying Prince
  • the Flying Slav
• Alexander Stewart, 1st Earl of Buchan
  • the Wolf of Badenoch ^[163]
  • Big Alexander
  • the Celtic Attila
• Alexander Pushkin
  • the Arabian Devil ^[164]
  • the Bessarabian ^[164]
  • the Founder of Modern Russian Literature
  • the Frenchman ^[164]
  • the Greatest Russian Poet
• Alexander Suvorov
  • Rymniski ^[165]
  • the Russian Hannibal ^[166]
• Alexandru IV of Moldavia
  • Alexandru Lăpușneanul ^[123]
  • Alexandru Stolnic Romanul (Alexander Seneschal the Romanian) (by Sigismund II Augustus of Poland) ^[123]
• Alexandru Ioan Cuza
  • Prince of Moldavia & Wallachia
  • Alexandru Ioan I ^[167]
  • Prince Cuza (Rom. Cuza Voda) ^[167]
  • the Elephant Prince ^[168]
• Alexei Alexandrovich of Russia
  • the Seven Puds of August Flesh ^[169]
• Alexei Razumovsky
  • the Emperor for the Night
  • the King of the Suburbs ^[170]
  • the Night Emperor
  • the Nocturnal Emperor ^[171]
• Alexios I of Trebizond
  • the Great
• Alexis I of Russia
  • the Antichrist ^[172]
  • the Most Quiet, the Most Peaceful (Tishayshiy) ^[173]
  • the Most Meek ^[174]
• Alexios V, Byzantine Emperor
  • the Bushy-Eyebrowed (Murtzuphlus) ^[175]

Alf

• Alfonso I of Aragon
  • Emperor of All Spain (Lat. Imperator Totius Hispaniae) (by himself) ^[176]
  • the Battler (Sp. el Batallador) ^{[176] [177]}
  • the Battle-Giver ^[178]
  • the Warrior
• Alfonso II of Aragon
  • the Chaste ^{[179] [180]}
  • the Minstrel
  • the Troubadour
• Alfonso III of Aragon
  • the Do-Gooder
  • the Free
  • the Magnanimous
  • the Magnificent
• Alfonso IV of Aragon
  • the Good, the Kind, the Benign
• Alfonso V of Aragon
  • the Magnanimous ^[181]
• Alfonso I of Asturias
  • His Catholic Majesty ^[182]
  • the Catholic
  • the Chaste ^[183]
• Alfonso II of Asturias
  • the Chaste
• Alfonso III of Asturias
  • the Great
• Alfonso IV of Leon
  • the Monk ^[184]
• Alfonso V of Leon
  • the Noble
• Alfonso VI of Castile
  • the Brave ^[185]
  • the Emperor of the Two Religions
  • the Warrior King ^[186]
• Alfonso VII of Castile
  • the Emperor
  • the Good
• Alfonso VIII of Castile
  • He of the Victory at Las Navas
  • the Child-King (Sp. el Rey Niño)
  • the Noble
  • the Noble and Good ' ^[187]
• Alfonso IX of Leon
  • the Slobberer
• Alfonso X of Castile
  • the Astrologer (by his enemies) ^[188]
  • the Astronomer
  • the Father of Castilian Prose
  • the Learned
  • the Wise (by his friends) ^{[188] [189]}
• Alfonso XI of Castile
  • He of Salado River
  • the Avenger
  • the Implacable
  • the Just
• Alfonso XII of Spain
  • the Gallant (Sp. el Galan)
  • the Pacific, the Pacifist (Sp. el Pacificador)
  • the Promiscuous
  • the Uhlan King
• Alfonso XIII of Spain
  • Duque de Toledo ^[190]
  • Monsieur Lamy
  • the African (Sp. el Africano) ^[191]
  • the Angel of Mercy (by the English) ^[192]
  • the Charitable War Postmaster (by the English) ^[192]
  • the King of Sex
  • the Manly Sovereign of Europe (by a Russian grand duke) ^[193]
  • the Pacific
  • the Playboy King
  • the Royal Knight of Charity ^[192]
• Alfonso de la Cerda, Infante of Castile
  • the Disinherited
• Alfonso Froilaz, King of Galicia
  • the Hunchback ^[194]
• Alfonso de Aragón y Escobar
  • 1st Duke of Villahermosa
  • the Great
• Alonso Pérez de Guzmán El Bueno
  • the Good ^{[195] [196]}
• Alonso Pérez de Guzmán y Sotomayor, 7th Duke of Medina Sidonia
  • the Good ^[196]
• Alfonso of Brienne, Count of Eu
  • Alfonso of Acre
• Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
• Duke of Edinburgh^{[ relevant? ]}
  • Alfie
  • the Sailor Prince ^[197]
• Alfred, King of the Anglo-Saxons
  • Alfred of Wessex
  • the Father of England ^[198]
  • the Father of His Country ^[199]
  • the Father of the British Navy
  • the Father of the English People
  • the Father of the Navy
  • the First Monarch of the Anglo-Saxons ^[199]
  • the Great ^{[200] [201]}
  • the Founder of a United England ^[202]
  • the King of the English People ^[198]
  • the Marsh King
  • the Most Perfect Character in History (by Edward Freeman) ^[201]
  • the Outlaw King ^[198]

Alm-Aly

• Al-Mansur Ibn Abi Aamir
  • Almanzor
  • the Hammer of God
  • the Noble King ^[203]
• Prince Almos
  • the Blind

• Alonso Pérez de Guzmán
  • Guzman el Bueno
  • the Good ^[204]

• Prince Aly Khan
  • Prince Ali Solomone Aga Khan ^[205]
  • Don Juan Khan ^[18]
  • the Love Prince
  • the Most Promiscuous Man in Europe ^[206]
  • the Most Successful Horse Trader of His Time ^[205]
  • the Playboy Prince
  • the UN Secretary-General of Rakes ^[206]

Am

• Amadeus I of Savoy
  • the Tail (Coda) ^[207]
• Amadeus III of Savoy
  • the Crusader
  • the Great
• Amadeus IV of Savoy
  • le Loue
• Amadeus V of Savoy
  • the Great ^[208]
  • the Great Count
• Amadeus VI of Savoy
  • the Green Count ^{[208] [209]}
  • the Perfect Knight ^[210]
• Amadeus VII of Savoy
  • the Black Count ^[210]
  • the Founder of the University of Turin ^[208]
  • the Red Count ^[208]
• Amadeus VIII of Savoy
  • Pope Felix V
  • the Bizarre Amedee (by Voltaire) ^[208]
  • the Pacific ^[83]
  • the First Duke of Savoy ^[208]
  • the Last of the Antipopes ^[208]
  • the Peaceful ^[211]
  • the Solomon of His Age ^[208]
• Amadeus IX of Savoy
  • the Blessed
  • the Lucky
  • the Merry
• Amanieu d'Albret
  • Cardinal d'Albret ^[212]
• Amédée de Noé
  • Cham ^[122]
• Amaury II de Montfort
  • Lord of Montfort l'Amaury
  • the Strong ^[213]
• Amlaíb Conung
  • King of the Foreigners
• Amyntas II
  • the Little, Small

An

• Ana de Mendoza y de Silva, Princess of Éboli
  • the One-eyed Woman
• Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia
  • the Originator of All Mischief ^[214]
• Anastasius I (emperor)
  • Dicorus (Gr. Dikoros)
  • Two-Pupils
  • the Silent ^[49]
• André Boniface Louis de Riqueti, vicomte de Mirabeau
  • Mirabeau Barrel
• André Masséna
  • 1st Duke of Rivoli, 1st Prince of Essling
  • Victory's Beloved Child
  • the Favored Child of Victory ^{[215] [216] [217]}
  • the Dear Child of Victory (Fr. l'Enfant Chéri de la Victoire ) (by Napoleon I) ^[218]
  • the Engraver of History
  • the Greatest Name of My Military Empire (by Napoleon I) ^[217]
  • the Wiliest of Italians (by Marcellin de Marbot) ^[218]
• Andrea Doria
  • the Father of the County
  • the Father of Peace ^[219]
• Andrei Bogolyubsky
  • Bogolyubsky
  • the God-Loving
• Andrew I of Hungary
  • the Catholic
  • the White
• Andrew II of Hungary
  • the Jerusalem-Farer
• Andrew III of Hungary
  • the Venetian ^{[220] [221]}
• Prince Andrew, Duke of York
  • Action Man 2 (by aircraft carrier mates) ^[222]
  • Air Miles Andy (by tabloids) ^{[223] [224]}
  • Andy Pandy (by palace staff) ^[222]
  • Baby Grumpling (by his nanny) ^[222]
  • H (by the Royal Navy)
  • His Royal Heart-throb (by royal biographer Andrew Morton) ^[224]
  • Randy Andy (by boarding-school mates)^{[ citation needed ]}
  • the Great I Am ^{[225] [226]}
  • the Handsomest Prince of the Century ^[227]
  • the Junket of York
  • the Party Prince ^[228]
  • the Playboy Prince ^[229]
  • the Prince of Freebies ^[230]
  • the Playboy Prince of Phuket ^[231]
  • the Boss (by his father) ^[222]
  • the Windsor Clan's Resident Walking Hormone (by Australian press) ^[232]
• Andrey Bogolyubsky
  • Grand prince of Vladimir-Suzdal
  • the Beloved of God ^[233]
  • the God-loving ^[233]
  • the Pious'
• Andrey Bolshoy
  • the Big
• Andronicus I Comnenus
  • the Liberator'
• Andronicus II
  • the Old
  • the Father of the County
• Andronicus III Palaeologus
  • the Younger
• Angilbert the Saint
• Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius
  • the Last of the Romans
  • the Saint
• Princess Anka Obrenović
  • Princess Anka of Serbia
  • An Illyrian Woman from Serbia (her pseudonym) ^[234]
  • the Fashionable
• Anna Jagiellon, Queen of Poland
  • la Fleur de Dames (by French baron)
  • the Catherine Medici of Eastern Europe
  • the Jagiellonian
• Anna of Kiev
  • Ianka
• Anna of Saxony, Princess of Orange
  • the Scarlet Lady of Orange ^[235]
• Anna of Russia
  • the National Matchmaker
• Anna Comnena
  • the First Female Historian
• Anna Porphyrogeneta of Byzantium
  • the Purple-Born
• Anna Ivanovna Tolstaya, Princess Baryatinskaya
  • la Longue ^[236]
  • the White Queen ^[236]
• Anna Radziwiłł
  • the Intolerable Woman
• Anna Throndsen
  • the Scottish Lady (Skottefruen)
• Anne of Austria, Queen of France
  • the Little Queen (by Queen Marie de' Medici) ^{[237] [238]}
• Anne of Bohemia, Queen of England
  • the Good Queen Anne ^{[239] [240]}
• Anne of Denmark, Electress of Saxony
  • Mother Anna (by the common people) ^[241]
• Anne Neville, Queen of England
  • the Kingmaker's Daughter ^[242]
• Anne of Cleves, Queen of England
  • the Flanders Mare ^[243]
  • the King's Beloved Sister ^[243]
• Anne Boleyn, Queen of England
  • Anne of the Thousand Days
  • Queen Anne Lack-Head ^[244]
  • the Concubine ^[245]
  • Goggle Eyes ^[243]
• Anne of Great Britain
  • Brandy Nan, ^[246]
  • Mrs. Bull
  • Mrs. Morley
  • the Good Queen Anne ^[247]
  • the Kindest of Queens ^[247]
  • the Last Stuart Monarch ^[247]
  • the Nursing Mother of Her People ^[248]
• Anne, Duchess of Maine
  • the Queen of the Bees ^[249]
• Anne, Princess Royal
  • Her Royal Rudeness ^[104]
  • Princess Sourpuss
• Anne de Montmorency, Duke of Montmorency
  • Constable de Montmorency
  • Captain Burn-a-Bench (le Capitaine Brule-Bancs) ^[250]
  • the Fabius of France
  • the French Fabius ^{[182] [251]}
• Anne de Pisseleu d'Heilly
  • Duchess of Étampes
  • le Plus Savante des Belles, et la Plus Belle des Savantes ^[252]
• Anne-Benedicte of Bourbon-Conde
  • the Doll of the Blood
  • the Royal Doll
  • the Little Black Beetle
• Anne Colquhoun
  • the Fair Maid of Luss
• Lady Anne Farquharson-MacKintosh
  • Colonel Anne
  • la Belle Rebelle
• Anne Parsons\Anne Parsons, Viscountess Maynard
  • the Duke of Grafton's Mrs. Houghton, the Duke of Dorset's Mrs. Houghton, Everybody's Mrs. Houghton (Alias Mrs. Houghton)
• Anne Geneviève de Bourbon, Duchess of Longueville
  • la Belle Conde
  • the Goddess of Peace and Concord ^[253]
  • the Mother of the Church ^[254]
• Anne Marie Louise d'Orléans, Duchess of Montpensier
  • la Grande Mademoiselle ^[255]
  • the Richest Heiress in France ^[256]
• Anthony Clement of Saxony
  • the Kind
• Anthony of Burgundy, Lord of Beveren
  • Bastard of Burgundy ^[257]
  • the Great Bastard (le Grand Bâtard)
• Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury
  • My Lord Shiftsbury ^[258]
  • Lord Shiftsbury
• Anthemius, Roman Emperor
  • the Little Greek
  • the Posthumous
• Antigonus I of Macedon
  • the One-Eyed (Monophthalmus)
• Antipater II of Macedon
  • Antipater Etesias
• Antoine of Navarre
  • Monsieur de Vendome
  • the Goliath
  • the Julian Apostate of the French Reformation ^[259]
• Antoine X Alfred Agénor de Gramont, Duc de Guiche
  • Agénor de Gramont
  • Antinous ^[260]
• Antoine, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Good
• Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle
  • Cardinal Granvella, Cardinal Granvelle
  • the Dominating Imperial Statesman of the Whole Century
  • the Greatest Private Collector of His Time
• Antoninus Pius, Roman Emperor
  • the Adoptive Emperor
• Antonio, Prior of Crato
  • the Bastard of Portugal ^[261]
  • the Determined
  • the Fighter
  • the Independentist
  • the Resistant
• Antonio Caraffa
  • the Hyena of Eperjes
• Antoine de Bourbon, Duke of Galliera
  • the Naughty Boy
• Anund Gårdske
  • the Russian
• Anund Jacob of Sweden
  • the Coal-Burner
  • Kolbränna

Ao

• Aonghas Óg
  • 'the Younger

Ar

• Archambaud III of Bourbon
  • Archambaud du Montet
  • the White
• Archambaud IV of Bourbon
  • the Bold
  • the Strong
• Archambaud V of Bourbon
  • the Pious
• Archambaud VII of Bourbon
  • the Strong
• Archambaud VIII of Bourbon
  • the Great
• Archambaud IX of Bourbon
  • the Young
• Art mac Cuinn
  • the Lone, the Solitary
• Archibald Campbell, 7th Earl of Argyll
  • Archie the Grim ^[262]
  • the Grim ^[262]
• Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of Argyll
  • the Uncrowned King of Scotland ^[263]
• Archibald Douglas, 5th Earl of Angus
  • Bell-the-cat ^{[264] [265]}
  • the Great Earl ^[266]
• Archibald Douglas, 5th Earl of Douglas
  • Victon ^[267]
• Archibald Douglas, 3rd Earl of Douglas
  • the Grim
  • Black Archibald
• Archibald Douglas, 4th Earl of Douglas
  • the Tyneman (the Loser) ^[268]
• Archibald Douglas of Kilspindie
  • Grey Steill, Greysteel ^[269]
• Archibald Douglas (died 1333)
  • the Loser, Tyneman
• Archibald Montgomerie, 13th Earl of Eglinton
  • the Upper-Class Twit of the Nineteenth Century
  • the Most Popular Nobleman in Scotland (by Oxford NDB) ^[270]
• Arduin of Italy
  • Arduin of Ivrea
• Arduin Glaber
  • the Bald
• Armand de Vignerot du Plessis, Duke of Richelieu
  • the Champion Adulterer of the 18th Century ^[271]
  • the Dashing Little Duke ^[272]
  • the Hero of the Boudoir ^[272]
  • the French Alcibiades ^[273]
  • the French Lovelace (le Lovelace Francais) ^[274]
  • the Most Accomplished and Heartless Roué in All France ^[275]
  • the Prince of Vice ^[274]
  • the Professor of Pleasure ^[274]
  • the Roue ^[276]
• Armand-Emmanuel de Vignerot du Plessis, duc de Richelieu
  • the Father of Odessa ^[277]
• Armand Jean du Plessis, Duke of Richelieu
  • Cardinal Richelieu
  • His Red Eminence ^[255]
  • the Great Cardinal
  • the Scarlet Courtier ^[278]
• Armand Louis de Gontaut, Duke of Biron
  • Biron, the Citizen General of the Army (by himself) ^[279]
  • the Brave Lauzun ^[280]
  • the Divine Lauzun ^[280]
  • the Favourite of Marie-Antoinette
  • the Handsome Lauzun (Fr. le Beau Lauzun) ^[280]
  • the Mad Lauzun ^[280]
  • the Witty Lauzun ^[280]
• Arnold of Egmond, Duke of Guelders
• Arnulf II, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Bad
• Arnulf of Carinthia
  • the Great
• Arnulf of Metz
  • Arnulf of Herstal ^[281]
• Arnulf I, Count of Flanders
  • the Elder ^[282]
  • the Great ^[283]
  • the Lame ^[282]
  • the Rich ^[282]
• Arnulf II, Count of Flanders
  • the Younger
• Arnulf III, Count of Flanders
  • the Unlucky
• Aaron, Prince of Moldavia
  • the Tyrant (Rom. Tiranul) ^[284]
  • the Voivode (Rom. Voda)
• Arthur, Prince of Wales
  • Arthur of Winchester ^[285]
• Arthur I, Duke of Brittany
  • the Posthumous
• Arthur III, Duke of Brittany
  • the Constable
  • the Justiciar
• Arthur Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour
  • Miss Nancy ^[262]
  • the Scented Poppinjay ^[262]
• Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
  • Arty or Atty (by his veterans) ^[286]
  • Beau Douro (by a Guards officer) ^[286]
  • ce cher Villainton (to Grassini)
  • Colonel Wellesley
  • Dukey (by niece's children) ^[286]
  • Douro' Douro, Old Douro (by the Portuguese) ^{[287] [286]}
  • Europe's Liberator
  • King Villainton
  • Nosey, Old Nosey ^{[288] [182] [289] [286]}
  • Old Hookey
  • the Achilles of England, the English Achilles ^[290]
  • the Beau
  • the Beef ^[287]
  • the Best of Cut-throats (by Lord Byron) ^[291]
  • the Conqueror of France (by Lady Frances Webster) ^[292]
  • the Conqueror of Waterloo ^[293]
  • the Dandy
  • the Eagle (by the Spaniards) ^[286]
  • the Great Duke ^[294]
  • the Handsome Englishman (Fr. le Bel Anglais) (by Turenne's troops)
  • the Iron Duke (by the people) ^[295]
  • the Liberator of Europe, Europe's Liberator ^[296]
  • the Magician (by his two closest women friends) ^[286]
  • the Old
  • the Peer (by his Iberian officers) ^[286]
  • the Perfect Embodiment of the Gentlemanly Ideal ^{[297] [298]}
  • the Saviour of Europe ^[299]
  • the Saviour of the Nations ^[300]
  • the Sepoy General (by Napoleon) ^{[301] [302]}
  • the Victor of the World ^[303]
• Aruj
  • Barbarossa (the Redbeard)
• Aruj
  • Baba Aruj, Baba Oruç (Father Aruj)

As

• Ashot I Kuropalates
  • the Great
  • the Saint
• Ashot II
  • Ashot of Iron ^[304]
• Ashot III Bagratuni
  • the Blind
• Ashot III
  • the Charitable
  • the Gracious

the Merciful ^[304]

• Astrid of Sweden
  • the Snow Princess
  • the Snow Queen

At

• Atenulf III of Benevento
  • Carinola
• Athanaric
  • the Judge of the Visigoths
• Athelstan of England
  • King of the English
  • King of the English and Ruler of the Whole of Britain ^[199]
  • the King of the Anglo-Saxons and Emperor of the Northumbrians, Ruler of the Pagans and Champion of the Britons ^[305]
  • the First English Monarch ^[199]
  • the First Monarch of England ^[199]
  • the First True King of All England ^[306]
  • the Glorious (by Florence of Worcester) ^[307]
  • the Pillar of Dignity in the Western World (by the Annals of Ulster ) ^[308]
• Attila the Hun
  • the Hun
  • the Scourge of God (Lat. Flagellum Dei) ^[309]
  • the Terror of the World ^[49]

Au

• Aubrey de Vere III, 1st Earl of Oxford
  • the Boar
  • the Grim
• Aud the Deep-Minded
• Augustus II of Poland
  • Frederick Augustus I of Saxony
  • la Saxe Galante ^[310]
  • the Hercules
  • the Iron Hand ^[311]
  • the Saxon Hercules ^{[312] [311]}
  • the Saxon Man of Sin ^[313]
  • the Strong ^[311]
  • the Sun King of Saxony ^[314]
• Auguste Marmont
  • Monsieur de Culfier
  • le Roi Marmont
• Augustus III of Poland
  • the Fat
  • the Saxon
• Augustus Caesar
  • the First Citizen
  • the First Roman Emperor ^[315]
  • 'Pater atque Princeps (Father and Prince)
  • the Father of the Country ^[122]
• Augustus, Elector of Saxony
  • Father Augustus
  • the Father
  • the Lucky
  • the Saxon Justinian
• Augustus the Elder, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
• Augustus the Younger, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Younger
• Augustus of Prussia
  • Prince Don Juan ^[316]
• August Aleksander Czartoryski
  • the Prince Palatine ^[317]
• Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Queen of Prussia
  • the Dragon of the Rhine ^[318]
• Augusta, Duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld
  • One of the Great Beauties of Her Age ^[319]
  • the Dynasty Builder ^[319]
• Aurora Wilhelmina Koskull, Countess Brahe
  • the Beautiful Swede (la Belle Suédoise) (by Napoleon I) ^[320]
• Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace
  • Lady Fairy (by Babbage) ^[321]
  • the Enchantress of Numbers (by Babbage) ^[322]
  • the First Computer Programmer ^[323]
  • the Poet of Science ^[323]
• Augustus Fitzroy, 3rd Duke of Grafton
  • Black Harry ^[324]
  • the Tarfu Marconi
  • the Royal Oak
• Aun
  • the Old ^[325]
• Aurelian, Roman Emperor
  • Aurelian Sword in Hand ^[326]
  • the Restorer of the East (Lat. Restitutor Orientis)
  • the Restorer of the World (Restitutor Orbis) ^{[327] [328]}
• Aurelian
  • Parthicus Maximus

Av

• Averardo de' Medici
  • Bicci ^[191]

Ax

• Axel von Fersen the Elder
  • the Richest Man in Sweden ^[329]
• Axel von Fersen the Younger
  • Axel de Fersen
  • Bombon (by Queen Marie Antoinette) ^[330]
  • the Handsome Axel (Fr. le Bel Axel) (by Queen Marie Antoinette) ^[331]

Ay

• Aymer de Valence, 2nd Earl of Pembroke
  • Joseph the Jew (by Pier Gaveston) ^{[332] [333] [334]}
• Aymon, Count of Savoy
  • the Peaceful ^[335]

List of group nicknames

• the Accursed Kings (les Rois Mauduits) ^[33]
  • Philip IV of France
  • Louis X of France
  • Philip V of France
  • Charles IV of France
• the Aethelings
  • Æthelwulf, King of Wessex
  • Æthelred I, King of Wessex
  • Æthelred the Unready
  • Edward the Exile
  • Edmund Ætheling
  • Edgar Ætheling
  • William the Atheling, Duke of Normandy ^[336]
  • William the Aetheling, Count of Flanders ^[337]
  • Edwin Aetheling (912-933)
• the Architects of Empire ^[294]
• Richard Wellesley, 1st Marquess Wellesley
• Arthur Gerald Wellesley
• William Wellesley-Pole, 3rd Earl of Mornington
• Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• Gerald Valerian Wellesley
• Henry Wellesley, 1st Baron Cowley

List of nicknamed persons associated with royals & nobles

• Adelina Borghi
  • the Blond (la Blondina)
• Adolph Ribbing
  • the Handsome Regicide (le Beau Regicide)
• Adrienne Lecouvreur
  • the Actress Heart Queen ^[338]
  • the Greatest Actress of the World
  • the Queen of Paris
  • the Swedish Nightingale ^[339]
• Lord Alfred Douglas
  • Bosie, Boysie (Little Boy) ^[268]
  • the Lost Chord (pseud.) ^[268]
• Alfred d'Orsay
  • Cupidon Dechaine (by Lord Byron) ^[340]
  • the Dandy of Dandies ^[341]
  • the Last of the Dandies ^[342]
  • the Prince of Dandies ^[103]
• Alice de Janzé, Comtesse de Janzé
  • Alice de Trafford
  • Alice Silverthorne
  • the Silver Spoon
  • the Temptress ^[343]
  • the White MIschief Murderess
  • the Wicked Madonna ^[344]
• Alice Perrers
  • Alice de Windsor
  • Dame Alice
  • the Devil's Tool ^[345]
  • the Lady of the Sun
• Angelique Paulet
  • the Beautiful Lioness (la Belle Lionne) ^[346]

List of persons with the same/similar nicknames

• the Achilles of Bohemia: Bretislav I of Bohemia
• the Achilles of Czechoslovakia: Bretislav I of Bohemia
• the Achilles of England: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; John FitzAlan, 14th Earl of Arundel; John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury; Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex
• the Achilles of France: Michel Ney, Duke of Elchingen
• the Achilles of Germany: Albert III of Brandenburg
• the Achilles of the Grand Army: Jean Lannes, Duke of Montebello
• the Achilles of Portugal: Afonso de Albuquerque
• the Achilles of the Vandals: Hoamer of the Vandals
• the Alchemist: John, Margrave of Brandenburg-Kulmbach
• the Prince of Alchemy: Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor
• the Alcibiades: Albert II of Brandenburg-Kulmbach
• the Alcibiades of English History: Henry St John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke
• the Alcibiades of France; the French Alcibiades: *Armand de Vignerot du Plessis, Duke of Richelieu
• the Alexander of England: Henry V of England
• the Alexander of the Goths: Ermanaric, King of the Ostrogoths
• the Alexander of the North: Charles XII of Sweden
• the Alexander the Great of France: Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Condé
• the Angel: Alexander I of Russia
• the Angel of Peace: Charlotte Stuart, Duchess of Albany
• the Angel of Gaeta: Maria Sophie of Bavaria, Queen of the Two Sicilies
• the Angel of Peace: Isabella of Aragon, Queen of Portugal
• the Angel Without Wings: Marie of Edinburgh, Queen of Romania

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