List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: C

Main article: List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility

This is a list of nicknames of European royalty and nobility, for names or nicknames beginning with "C".

List of individuals' nicknames

Ca

Cad–Cam

• Cadafael Cadomedd ap Cynfeddw
  • King of Gwynedd
  • the Battle Shirker ^{[1] [2]}
• Cadell Ddyrnllwg
  • King of Powys
  • Ddyrnllwg (au Pommeau Rutilant; It. Impugnatura Scintillante)
• 'Cadwallon Lawhir, King of Gwynedd
  • Cadwallon Lawhir ap Einion
  • Long Hand (Lawhir) ^[3]
  • the Long-Handed
• Caesar, duc de Choiseul
  • Marshal du Plessis-Praslin
• Cairbre Lifechair
  • the Lover of the Liffey
• Caligula, Roman Emperor
  • Bootkins ^[4]
  • the Little Boot ^{[5] [6]}
• Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
  • the Rottweiler (by Diana, Princes of Wales) ^[7]

Can

• Cangrande I della Scala, Lord of Verona
  • Cangrande (Big or Great Dog) ^[8]

• Canute the Great, King of England, Denmark & Norway
  • Cnut of Denmark
  • Knud of Denmark
  • the Dane ^[9]
  • the Great ^[10]
  • the King of Six Nations^{[ citation needed ]}
  • the Mighty ^[10]
  • the Rich ^[11]
• Canute II of Sweden
  • the Long ^[12]
  • the Tall ^[13]
• Canute III of Denmark
  • Harthacanute
  • the Hardy
• Canute IV of Denmark
  • the Patron Saint of Denmark ^[14]
  • Saint Canute ^[14]
  • the Champion of Christ (Lat. Athleta Christi) ^[15]
  • the Danes' Joy (Dan. Dan-Ast) ^[16]
  • the Holy ^[14]
  • the Pious
  • the Saint
• Canute Lavard
  • the Lord
  • the Protector
  • the Saint

Car

• Caracalla, Roman Emperor
  • Caracul of Fingal
  • Oedipus:
  • the Son of the King of the World
• Prince Carl, Duke of Västergötland
  • the Blue Prince ^[17]
• Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland
  • the Photo Prince
  • the Rally Prince
• Carlo I Malatesta, Lord of Rimini
  • the Barbarian
• Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden
  • Tjabo
  • the Reluctant Monarch ^[18]
• Carloman II of France
  • the Blind
• Carlos I of Portugal
  • the Captive Balloon (o Balao Cativo) ^[19]
  • the Diplomat
  • the Martyr
  • the Oceanographer
  • the Obese
• Carlota Joaquina of Spain, Queen of Portugal
  • a Megera de Queluz (the Vixen of Queluz)
• Carol I of Romania
  • the Maker of the Kingdom ^[20]
• Carol II of Romania
  • Carol Caraiman ^{[21] [22]}
  • Farmer-King Carol ^[23]
  • the Don Juan of Romania
  • the Farmer
  • the Father of the Villages and the Workers of the Land ^[24]
  • the King of Culture ^[24]
  • the King Playboy, the Playboy King ^[25]
  • the Maker of Eternal Romania ^[20]
  • the Manipulative King ^[24]
  • the Playboy of the Balkans ^[23]
  • the Playboy Prince ^[24]
  • the Playboy King ^[21]
  • the Royal Rake ^[23]
  • the Royal Rapscallion ^[26]
• Carolina, Baroness Nairne
  • BB
  • Mrs. Bogan of Bogan
  • the Flower of Strathearn
• Caroline of Brunswick, Queen of Great Britain
  • Caroline of Brunswick, Queen of Hanover
  • Caroline of Ansbach
  • the Illustrious ^[27]
  • the Fiend (by husband George IV) ^[28]
  • the Injured Queen of England ^[29]
• Caroline of Monaco
  • Caroline, Princess of Hanover
  • la Bouche d'Or ^[30]
• Caroline of Hesse-Darmstadt
  • the Great Landgravine (by Goethe) ^[31]
  • the Ornament and Admiration of Her Century (by Frederick II of Prussia) ^[31]
  • the Queen of Europe (by Wieland) ^[31]
• Caroline Elizabeth of Great Britain
  • Caroline Elisabeth of Hanover
  • the Truth-telling Caroline Elizabeth ^[32]
• Lady Caroline Blackwood
  • Caroline Blackwood ^[33]

Casimir

• Casimir I, Duke of Poland
  • the Monk ^[34]
  • the Peacemaker
  • the Reformer
  • the Restorer
  • the Righteous (der Gerechte)
• Casimir II, Duke of Poland
  • the Belted (der Gegürtete )
  • the Just
• Casimir III, King of Poland
  • the Great
  • the Henry IV of Poland ^[35]
  • the Just ^[36]
  • the Polish Justinian ^{[37] [38]}
  • the King of Kraków
  • the King of the Peasants
  • the Peasant King ^[35]
  • the King of the Serfs ^[37]
• Casimir IV, King of Poland
  • the Jagiellonian
• Casimir, Prince of Poland
  • St. Casimir of Poland ^[39]
  • Saint Casimir Jagiellon ^[40]
  • the Patron Saint of Poland
  • the Patron Saint of Lithuania
  • the Patron Saint of the Young
  • the Peacemaker

Cat

• Caterina Sforza, Countess of Forli
  • Caterina Riario Sforza de' Medici ^[41]
  • Caterina Sforza Riario
  • the Madonna of Forli (by Machiavelli) ^[42]
  • the Most Famous Virago of the Renaissance ^[43]
  • the Renaissance Virago ^[44]
  • the Tigress of Forli ^[45]
• Cathal Cú-cen-máthair, King of Munster
  • the Motherless Hound
• Cathal O'Connor, King of Connacht
  • the Red Hand (Crobderg) ^[46]
• Catherine I of Russia
  • the Russian Cinderella
• Catherine II of Russia
  • Catherine the Great ^[47]
  • Sophia Auguste Friederike von Anhalt-Zerbst
  • Feke, Figchen ^[48]
  • Little Mother (by Potemkin & Izmailovskii Guards) ^[49]
  • Madam Resourceful (by husband Peter III) ^[50]
  • Madame Snake
  • Sovereign Lady (by Potemkin)
  • the Clement
  • the Enlightened Despot
  • the Empress of Art
  • the Great
  • the Greatest Scandal of European Royalty
  • the Modern Messalina ^[51]
  • the Northern Semiramis
  • the Original Diva ^[52]
  • the Philosopher-King
  • the Semiramis of the North ^[53]
  • the Star of the North
  • the Wise Great Mother of the Fatherland ^[54]
  • the Women of Abandoned Morals ^[51]
• Catherine de' Medici, Queen of France
  • Jezebel
  • la Duchessina ^[55]
  • Madame Snake (Madame la Serpente) ^{[56] [57]}
  • the Barren Wife ^[56]
  • the Black Queen (la Reine Noire) ^[56]
  • the Italian Duchess Without a Duchy
  • the Maggot from Italy's Tomb ^[56]
  • the Merchant's Daughter (by Anne de Montmorency) ^{[58] [56]}
  • the Monstrous Regiment of Women
  • the Mother of the Modern High-Heeled Shoe
  • the Italian Duchess Without a Duchy ^[56]
• Catherine of Bosnia, Queen of Bosnia
  • Katarina Vukcic Kosaca
  • Blessed Catherine ^[59]
  • Catherine of St. Sava
  • the Blessed
  • the Black Queen
  • the Last Queen of Bosnia ^[59]
  • the Sad Queen
• Catherine of Aragon, Queen of England
  • the Queen of Earthly Queens ^[60]
• Catherine of Braganza, Queen of England
  • the Best of Queens
  • the Guardian Angel of Portugal
  • the Mother of the Court
• Catherine of Valois, Queen of England
  • the Fair ^[61]
• Catherine Howard, Queen of England
  • the Rose Without a Thorn ^[62] <1--See p. 339-->
  • the Very Jewel of Womanhood
• Catherine Parr, Queen of England
  • the First Protestant Queen of England ^[63]
• Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
  • Squeak (by elementary friends) ^[64]
  • Waity Katie
  • the Princess in Waiting (by college friends) ^[65]
• Catherine of Portugal (nun)
  • the Hapless Bride ^[66]
• Catherine Bagration
  • Katharina Pavlovna Skavronska, Princess Bagration
  • the Beautiful Naked Angel (ce Bel Ange Nu) ^{[67] [68]}
  • the Naked Angel ^{[69] [70]}
  • the Russian Siren ^[71]
  • the Wandering Princess
  • the White Pussycat (le Chat Blanc) ^{[69] [72]}
• Catherine Dolgorukov
  • la Grande Mademoiselle ^[73]
• Catherine FitzGerald, Countess of Desmond '
  • the Old Countess
• Catherine Gordon
  • the White Rose ^[74]
  • the White Rose of Scotland ^[75]
• Catherine Charlotte de Gramont, Princess of Monaco
  • the Torrent ^[76]

Ce

• Cecile of Baux
  • Passerose (by troubadours) ^[77]
• Cecily Neville, Duchess of York
  • Mother Extraordinaire
  • Proud Cis ^[78]
  • Survivalist Cecily
  • the Mother of Kings ^{[79] [80]}
  • the Roman Matriarch
  • the Rose of Raby ^[78]
  • the White Rose of Raby ^[81]
• Centule V, Viscount of Béarn
• Centulle I of Bigorre
  • the Defender of the Poor ^[82]
  • the Lover of Justice
  • the Propagator of Peace
  • the Younger
• Cesare Borgia
  • Valentino ^[83]
  • Marano (Jew)
  • the Tyrant of Rome

Ch

• Chaka of Bulgaria
  • the Usurper
• Charlemagne
  • Charles I of France
  • Charles I of the Holy Roman Empire
  • the Blessed
  • the Butcher of the Saxons ^[84]
  • the Champion of the Holy See
  • the Forefather of the Holy Roman Empire ^[85]
  • the Lord of Western Europe
  • the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King

Charles

• Charles II of Albret
  • Labret, Lebret ^[86]
• Charles II of Alençon
  • the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
• Charles of Austria, Duke of Teschen
  • the Conqueror of the Unconquerable (by Heinrich von Kleist) ^[87]
  • the South Squire ^[88]
  • the Victor of Aspern ^[87]
• Charles I of Austria
  • Charles IV of Hungary
  • Blessed Karl ^[89]
  • Blessed Karl of Austria
  • Arch-Charles (by his schoolmates) ^[90]
  • the Blessed
  • the Christian Statesman (by Pope John Paul II) ^[91]
  • the Eucharistic Emperor
  • the Patron of Homes
  • the Peace Emperor
  • the People's Emperor ^[89]
  • the Servant of God
• Charles the Bald
  • Charles I of France
  • the Bald (le Chauve) ^[92]
  • the Most Christian King ^[93]
• Charles I, Margrave of Baden-Baden
  • the Warlike, the Warrior
• Charles III, Duke of Bourbon
  • Charles Monsieur
  • le Connétable de Bourbon
  • the Constable
  • the Great Condottiere ^[94]
• Charles II of Brunswick
  • the Diamond Duke
  • the Duke of Diamonds ^{[95] [96]}
• Charles I, Duke of Burgundy
  • Hannifin of Flanders (by the Flemish) ^[97]
  • the Assiduous
  • the Hard-working (Fr, le Travaillant) ^{[98] [99]}
  • the Bold, the Rash (Tete Hardie; le Hardi) ^[100]
  • the Great Lion
  • the King of the Flaming Iron ^{[101] [102]}
  • the Last Valois Duke of Burgundy ^[103]
  • the Occidental Turk ^[104]
  • the Reckless (le Téméraire) ^{[103] [105]}
  • the Warlike
  • the Warrior (le Guerrier) ^[106]
• Charles I of England
  • Charles of Dunfermline ^[107]
  • Baby Charles ^[108]
  • Britain's Josiah ^[109]
  • Camillus
  • Charles III (by Nell Gwyn) ^[110]
  • Charlemaine ^[111]
  • David
  • Fabius
  • King and Martyr
  • Pseudoplutarch ^[109]
  • the Black Boy ^{[112] [113]}
  • My Charles II (by Nell Gwynn) ^[114]
  • the Last Man (by the Parliamentarians) ^[109]
  • the Man of Blood ^[109]
  • the Martyr ^[109]
  • the Martyr King ^[109]
  • the Martyr of the People ^[115]
  • the Royal Martyr ^[109]
  • the Saint
  • the Shortest King in British History ^[116]
  • the White King (by Herbert) ^{[75] [109]}
• Charles II of England
  • Charles of St. James's ^[107]
  • Blackbird ^[117]
  • Bonny Black Boy ^[117]
  • Old Rowley ^{[110] [88]}
  • Our Setting Sun ^[117]
  • the Great Physician ^[117]
  • the King of Tarts ^[118]
  • the Merry Monarch (the Merrie Monarche) ^{[119] [110] [88]}
  • the Mutton Eating Monarch ^[120]
  • the Royal Wanderer ^[121]
  • the Son of the Last Man ^[117]
  • Young Tarquin ^[122]
• Charles III of France
  • the Drunkard
  • the Simple ^{[123] [124]}
  • the Most Christian King
• Charles IV of France
  • the Fair ^{[61] [88]}
• Charles V of France
  • the Eloquent ^[125]
  • the Solomon of France, the French Solomon ^[126]
  • the Wise (le Sage) ^{[127] [128] [125]}
• Charles VI of France
  • King George the Wounded ^[129]
  • the Beloved
  • the Well-Beloved (le Bien-aimé) ^[92]
  • the Mad
  • the Mad Prince
• Charles VII of France
  • the Dauphin
  • the King of Bourges ^{[129] [130] [131]}
  • the King of Kings (by the Doge of Venice) ^[132]
  • the Kinglet of Bourges ^[133]
  • the Mark Tapley of Kings ^{[134] [131]}
  • the Victorious (le Trésvictorieux) ^[135]
  • the Well-Served (le Vien Servi) ^{[136] [137]}
• Charles VIII of France
  • Flagellum Dei ^[88]
  • the Affable ^[138]
  • the Courteous ^{[116] [139]}
  • the King of the Beggars ^[88]
  • the Scourge of God ^[88]
• Charles IX of France
  • Pollente ^[140]
  • the Glutton ^[92]
• Charles X of France
  • Charles-Philippe, Comte d'Artois
  • the Don Juan of Versailles ^[141]
  • the First Gentleman of Europe ^[88]
• Charles I, Count of Flanders
  • Blessed Charles
  • Charles of Denmark
  • the Dane ^[142]
  • the Good (by the priests and people) ^[143]
  • the Holy (by the priests) ^[143]
• Charles II, Duke of Guelders
  • Charles of Egmond ^[144]
  • the Achilles of Guelders ^{[144] [145]}
• Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor
  • Charles of Luxemburg
  • Charles I of Bohemia
  • A Discrowned Glutton
  • A Second Charlemagne
  • the Clergy King ^[146]
  • the Emperor
  • the Emperor of the Priests ^[147]
  • the Father of Bohemia ^[148]
  • the Father of the Country
  • the Father of the Czech Nation ^[149]
  • the Father of the Fatherland ^[150]
  • the Father of the Homeland (Cze. Otec Vlasti) ^[151]
  • the Founder of the First University in the Empire ^[146]
  • the Only Czech Holy Roman Emperor ^[151]
  • the Parson's Emperor (Pfaffen-Kaiser) ^[152]
  • the Parsons' King
  • the Pope's Kaiser ^{[153] [88]}
  • the Pope's King (by his opponents) ^[150]
  • the Popish King ^{[154] [152]}
  • the Priests' Emperor ^[155]
  • the Priest's King ^[156]
  • the Sleeping Hero
  • the Stepfather to the Empire (by Emperor Maximilian I) ^[150]
• Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
  • Carlos I of Spain
  • Charles of Ghent ^[157]
  • A Discrowned Glutton ^[88]
  • A Second Charlemagne ^[88]
  • the Emperor
  • the Golden One (Sp. el Dorado)
  • the Harlequin ^[88]
  • the Last World Emperor ^[158]
  • the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King
• Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the Founder of the Austrian National Library ^[159]
  • the Last Baroque Sovereign ^[159]
  • the Last Holy Roman Emperor of the House of Austria ^[159]
• Charles VII, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the False-Kina . . . imposed his authority in Prague (1741-42) through the assistance of the French army of occupation."--> ^[159]
• Charles I of Hungary
  • Charles-Robert of Anjou
  • Carobert ^[160]
  • the Hammer
• Charles II of Hungary
  • Carlo III of Naples
  • Charles of Durazzo
  • de la Poix
  • the Little ^[161]
  • the Short
• Charles II, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Bold
• Charles III, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Great ^[88]
• Charles II of Naples
  • the Cripple (It. lo Zoppo)
  • the Cripple of Jerusalem ^[162]
  • the Halter of Jerusalem
  • the Lame ^[88]
  • the Wise
• Charles III of Naples
  • Charles of Durazzo
  • the Little, the Short, the Small
• Charles II of Navarre
  • the Bad ^[88]
• Charles III of Navarre
  • the Noble ^[88]
• Charles II of Spain
  • the Bewitched (Sp. el Hechizado) ^[163]
  • the Bewitched King (by the people) ^[164]
  • the Little King
  • Lord Strutt ^{[165] [166]}
• Charles III of Spain
  • the Enlightened Despot
  • the Great Restorer
  • the Politic
  • the Progressive King (il Re Progresista) ^[167]
  • the Restorer of the Kingdom of Naples
• Charles IV of Spain
  • the Hunger
• Charles I of Savoy
  • the Warrior ^[109]
• Charles II of Savoy
  • the Good
• Charles III, Duke of Savoy
  • the Good ^[168]
  • the Unfortunate ^[169]
• Charles I of Sicily
  • Charles of Anjou
  • the Defender of the Church
• Charles IX of Sweden
  • the Peasant King ^[170]
• Charles XI of Sweden
  • the People-Murderer
  • the King of the Peasants
  • the Peasant King ^[171]
  • the Peasants' King
• Charles XII of Sweden
  • Carolus Rex ^[172]
  • Fixed Asset Charles (Tur. Demirbaş Şarl) ^[173]
  • Ironhead Charles ^[174]
  • the Alexander of the North ^{[175] [88]}
  • the Brilliant Madman ^[88]
  • the Don Quixote of the North ^[88]
  • the Habitué ^[174]
  • the Head of Iron (Tur. Demirbash) (by the Turks) ^[176]
  • the Last Viking ^[175]
  • the Lion of the North (by Voltaire) ^{[172] [177]}
  • the Madman of the North ^[88]
  • the Madman of Europe ^{[178] [179]}
  • the Swedish Meteor ^[177]
• Charles XIV John of Sweden
  • Charles Jean Charlatan ^[180]
  • Sergeant Pretty Legs (Sergent Belle-Jambe)
  • the Gascon
  • the Sergeant with Beautiful Legs
• Charles I de Valois, Duke of Orléans
  • the Unfortunate Prince ^[181]
  • the Unlucky
• Charles of Viana
  • Charles of Aragon
  • Don Carlos ^[182]
• Charles of Valois
  • the Landless
• Charles, duc d'Orléans
  • the Poet
• Charles, Duke of Calabria
  • the Illustrious ^[183]
• Charles III, King of The United Kingdom
  • Arthur G. Carrick ^{[184] [185]}
  • Brian
  • Fred (by wife Camilla)
  • Grandpa Wales (by his grandson, George) ^[186]
  • Honorary Grandson
  • Jug Ears (by comedian Rik Mayall)
  • Pommy Bastard (by grammar school mates) ^[186]
  • PoW (by Major Ron Ferguson)
  • Prince Charming (by the Canadian Press) ^[186]
  • Prince Tampacchino (by La Stampa, Italy)
  • the Little Tampon
  • the Loony Prince (by tabloids)
  • the Pommie Bastard (by Australian school chums)
  • the Porno Prince (L'Indipendente, Italy) ^[187]
• Charles the Child
• Charles the Fat
• Charles III, Emperor of the Romans, King of West Francia
• Charles, Cardinal of Lorraine
  • Cardinal de Guise ^{[188] [189]}
• Charles Albert of Sardinia
  • the Magnanimous ^[190]
• Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy
  • the Great (It. il Grande) ^{[168] [191]}
  • the Hothead, the Hot-headed (It. il Testa di Fuoco) ^[192]
  • the Hunchback (It. il Gobbo) ^[193]
  • the Magnanimous ^[194]
• Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy
  • the Hadrian of Piedmont ^[195]
• Charles Edward Stuart
  • Charles III of Great Britain
  • Bonnie Prince Charlie ^[196]
  • the Yellow-haired Laddie ^[196]
  • the Young Chevalier ^[196]
  • the Young Pretender ^[196]
• Lord Charles Beresford
  • Charley Tar ^[197]
• Charles George Gordon
  • Gordon Pasha
  • Gordon of Khartoum
  • the Chinese Gordon
• Charles Howard, 11th Duke of Norfolk
  • the Drunken Duke
• Charles James Fox
  • the Eyebrow ^[198]
  • the Man of the People ^[199]
  • the Young Cub ^[200]
• Charles Joseph, Prince de Ligne
  • le Mignon
  • Prince Charming (by Henri Troyat) ^[201]
  • the Austrian Chesterfield ^[180]
  • the Charmer of Europe ^[202]
  • the Coxcomb
  • the Greatest of Walloons
  • the Most Cheerful Man in Europe (by Goethe) ^[203]
  • the Oscar Wilde of His Day ^[201]
  • the Pink Prince (der Prinz Rosarote)
  • the Prince of Coxcombs ^[204]
  • the Prince of Europe ^[205]
• Charles Leclerc (general, born 1772)
  • the Blond Bonaparte ^[129]
• Charles Lucien Bonaparte
  • the Father of American Descriptive Ornithology ^[206]
• Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord
  • 1st Duke of Benevento
  • Old Talley ^[207]
  • the Father of the Constitutional Church
  • the Prince of Diplomats ^[208]
  • the Prince of Diplomats
  • the Prince of Survivors ^[208]
  • the Son of His Time
• Charles Martel
  • the Hammer (Lat. Martellus) ^{[209] [210]}
  • the Hammer of Gaul ^[211]
• Charles Martel of Anjou
  • the Hammer
• Charles Oudinot, 2nd Duke of Reggio
  • Brave de nuit ^[212]
• Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset
  • My Charles I (by Nell Gwyn)
  • the Grace of Courts
  • the Muses' Pride
  • the Patron of Arts
• Sir Charles Sedley, 5th Baronet
  • Apollo's Viceroy (by his contemporaries) ^[213]
• Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset
  • the Proud Duke ^[214]
• Charles Talbot, 1st Duke of Shrewsbury
  • Little Sid
  • the King of Hearts (le Roi de Coeur) ^[215]
• Charles Theodore, Elector of Bavaria
  • the God-given
• Charles Vane, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry
  • Blunder Vain Derry ^[216]
  • Fighting Charley (by his family) ^[217]
  • Lord Pumpernickel ^{[218] [216]}
  • Lord Stewart
  • Vane Londonderry ^[216]
  • the Big Lord Pumpernickel
  • the Bold Sabreur ^[217]
  • the Golden Peacock ^[216]
  • the Man on the Horse in Durham</ref>
  • Fighting Charley (by his family) ^[217]
• Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 7th Marquess of Londonderry
  • the Londonderry Herr
• Charles Watson-Wentworth, Marquess of Rockingham

Charlotte

• Charlotte of Belgium, Empress of Mexico
  • Empress Carlota of Mexico
  • Mama Carlota ^[219]
  • the Mad Empress ^[220]
• Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of Great Britain
  • Good Queen Charlotte ^[221]
  • Monkey Face
• Princess Charlotte of Wales
  • the Lost Queen ^[222]
• Charlotte Brabantina of Nassau
  • la Belle Brabant
• Charlotte Stuart, Duchess of Albany
  • Her Father's Guardian Angel ^[223]
  • the Angel of Peace

Chi–Chr

• Childeric III
  • the False King
  • the Idiot
• Chlodoric the Parricide
  • the Parricide ^[224]

Christian

• Christian, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Elder
• Christian the Younger of Brunswick, Bishop of Halberstadt
  • Christian of Halberstadt
  • Mad Christian
  • the Mad Halberstadter
  • the Younger
• Christian Friedrich, Baron Stockmar
  • the Young Baron ^[225]
• Christian I of Denmark
  • the Bottomless Purse
  • the Phantom King
  • the Stringless Purse (by the Danes) ^[226]
• Christian II of Denmark
  • the Angry ^[227]
  • the Cruel (by Shelley) ^[228]
  • the Good (by the Danes) ^[229]
  • the Nero of the North ^[230]
  • the Scandinavian Constantine ^[231]
  • the Tyrant (by the Swedes) ^[232]
  • the Wicked (by Arild Huitfeldt) ^[233]
• Christian III of Denmark
  • the Father of the People
• Christian IV of Denmark
  • Denmark's Great Renaissance King ^[234]
• Christian IX of Denmark
  • the Father-in-law of Europe ^[235]
• Christian II, Elector of Saxony
  • the Beer King
• Christian I, Count of Oldenburg
  • the Quarrelsome
  • the Warlike

Christina-Christoph

• Christina of Sweden
  • Christina Alexandra
  • the Girl Queen ^[236]
  • the Minerva of the North ^{[172] [237]}
  • the Minerva of the Parnassus
  • the Semiramis of the North ^[238]
  • the Snow Queen
  • the Swedish Amazon ^[239]
• Christine Marie of France
  • the Madama of Turin
  • the Royal Madam (It. Madama Reale)

Christopher

• Christoph, Duke of Württemberg
  • the Pacific
• Christopher of Bavaria
  • the Bavarian
  • the King of Bark, the Bark King
• Christopher II of Denmark
  • the King Without a Country
  • the King Who Mortgaged Denmark to the Germans
• Christopher Hatton
  • the Dancing Chancellor

Cl

• Claude of France , Queen of France
• Claude, Duchess of Brittany
  • the Good
  • the Good Queen (la Bonne Reine) ^{[240] [241]}
• Claude de Longwy de Givry
  • Cardinal de Givry ^[242]
• Claude Victor-Perrin, duc de Belluno
  • Beau-Soleil ^[243]
  • Belle-Lune ^[244]
  • Grippe-Lune
  • Victor ^[245]
• Claudius, Roman Emperor
  • the Idiot ^[246]
  • the Stutterer ^[247]
• Claudius II, Roman Emperor
  • the Conqueror of the Goths (Lat. Gothicus)
  • the Second Trajan
• Clemence of Anjou
  • the Benevolent Queen
  • the Hungarian Lady
• Clemens August Graf von Galen
  • Blessed von Galen of Münster ^[248]
  • the Lion of Munster ^[249]
• Antipope Clement VII
  • the Butcher of Cesena
  • the Executioner of Cesena ^[250]
• Clemente Grosso della Rovere
  • Cardinal della Rovere ^[251]
• Cleophon (politician)
  • the Lyremaker
• Clodio
  • the Hairy
• Clotaire I
  • the Old
• Clotaire II
  • the Great
  • the Younger
• Clotilde of Burgundy
  • the Saint
• Clovis I
  • the First Christian
  • the Great
• Clovis II
  • the Do-Nothing

Co

• Coel Hen
  • Old King Cole ^[252]
  • the Old ^[253]
• Cola di Rienzo
  • the Last of the Tribunes
• Colla Menn
  • the Stammerer
• Coloman of Hungary
  • King Kalman of Hungary
  • the Book-Lover
  • the Bookish ^[254]
  • Bookish Kalman ^[255]
  • the Learned
  • the Learned King Coloman ^[256]
  • the Wise
• Commodus
  • the Second Hercules (Lat. Hercules Secundus)
• Conan I of Rennes
  • the Crooked (le Tort) ^[257]
• Conan III, Duke of Brittany
  • Fat Conan ^[258]
  • the Fat ^[259]
• Conan IV, Duke of Brittany
  • the Black
  • the Little
  • the Younger
• Concino Concini
  • Maréchal d'Ancre ^[260]
• Conn O'Neill, 1st Earl of Tyrone
  • the Lame
• Conrad II, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Salian
• Conrad of Burgundy
  • the Pacific
• Conrad I, Duke of Carinthia
  • the Elder
• Conrad II, Duke of Carinthia
  • the Younger
• Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the Elder
  • the New Charlemagne ^[261]
  • the Salian
  • the Salic
• Conrad IV of Germany
  • the Child
• Conrad, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Red
  • the Wise
• Conrad, Margrave of Meissen
  • the Great (der Große
  • the Pious
  • the Rich
• Conrad I of Nuremberg
  • the Pious
• Conrad II of Sicily
• Conrad IV of Swabia
  • Conradin
  • the Boy
  • the Half-pledged Eaglet ^[262]
  • the Poisonous Little King (Regulus) (by Pope Clement IV) ^[262]
  • the Younger
• Cosimo de' Medici
  • Cosimo di Giovanni de' Medici
  • the Elder, the Old (It. il Vecchio) ^{[263] [264]}
  • the Father of His Country (It. il Padre della Patria) ^[265]
  • the Father of the Country (Lat. Pater Patriae) ^[266]
  • the First Cosimo ^[264]
  • the Tyrant of Florence ^[267]
  • the Tyrant and Ravisher of Florence ^[267]
• Cosimo I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany
  • the Great ^[268]
  • the Tyrant of Florence ^[269]
  • the Upstart
• Constance of Burgundy, Queen of Leon & Castile
  • the First Christian Queen of Toledo ^[270]
• Constance of York, Countess of Gloucester
  • the Rebel Countess ^[271]
• Constans II, Byzantine Emperor
  • Constans Pogonatus
  • the Bearded
• Constantine I, Byzantine Emperor
  • the Great
• Constantine I
  • the Saint
• Constantine I of Scotland'
  • the Wine-Bountiful (An Finn-Shoichleach) ^[272]
• Konstantin of Rostov
  • the Book-Lover
• Constantine II of Greece
  • Mr. Glucksburg
  • the Former
  • the King Without a Country
  • the King Who Mortgaged Denmark to the Germans ^[273]
  • the Little, the Small
• Constantine IV, Byzantine Emperor
  • the Bearded
• Constantine V, Byzantine Emperor
  • Copronymus (the Dung-Named) ^[274]
• Constantine VI, Byzantine Emperor
  • the Blind
• Constantine VII, Byzantine Emperor
  • the Purple-Born
• Constantine IX Monomachus, Byzantine Emperor
  • Constantine Euergetes
  • Monomakh (the One Who Fights Alone, the Single Combatant, the Single Combat Man)
  • the Well-Born
• Constantine XI, Byzantine Emperor
  • Dragases ^[275]
  • the Last
  • the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King
• Constantine Bodin (Peter III)
  • Bodin
  • Peter III of Bulgaria
• Constantius Chlorus, Byzantine Emperor
  • the Pale
  • Chlorus (the Green

Cr

• Crimthann mac Fidaig
  • Son of Fidach (mac Fidaig)
• Crimthann Nia Náir
  • the Heroic
• Crinan of Dunkeld
  • the Thane

Cu

• Culen of Scotland
  • the Whelp
• Cuilén of Scotland
  • the Scottish Sardanapalus ^[276]
• Cunedda Wledig, King of North Wales
  • Cunedda ap Edern
  • the Emperor (Wledig)
• Cunigunde of Luxemburg
  • the Saint
• Cunizza da Romano
• Cuthburh
  • the Saint

Cy

• Cymburgis of Masovia, Duchess of Austria
  • Cymburga with the Iron Fist ^[277]
• Cynehelm
  • the Saint

List of group nicknames

• the Cabal Ministry
  • Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh
  • Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury
  • George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham
  • Henry Bennet, 1st Earl of Arlington
  • John Maitland, 1st Duke of Lauderdale
• the Cabale de Lorraine ^[278]
  • Antoine Coiffier de Ruzé, marquis d'Effiat
  • Louise-Elisabeth Rouxel, Madame de Grancey ^[279]
  • Philippe de Lorraine
• the Cabale des Importants
  • Charles de l'Aubespine, marquis de Châteauneuf
  • Claude de Bourdeille, comte de Montrésor
  • François de Vendôme, duc de Beaufort
  • Henry II, Duke of Guise
  • Marie de Rohan-Montbazon, duchesse de Chevreuse
  • Marie d'Avaugour, Duchess of Montbazon
• the Cabale des Seigneurs ^[280]
• the Cadogan Square ^[281]
  • Cynthia Cadogan
  • Edith Cadogan
  • Mary Cadogan, Marchioness of Blandford
  • Sybil (Portia) Cadogan
• the Cardinal's Concubine
  • Angela Zafetta
  • [[Giulia Gonzaga ^[282] |Giulia Gonzaga, Countess of Fondi]]
• the Cardinal-nephew
• the Carteret Ministry
• the Catholic Monarchs:
  • Ferdinand II of Aragon
  • Isabella I of Castile
• the Companions of William the Conqueror
  • Robert de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Leicester
  • Eustace II, Count of Boulogne
  • William, Count of Evreux
  • Geoffrey II, Count of Perche
  • William FitzOsbern, 1st Earl of Hereford
  • Aimery IV of Thouars
  • Walter Giffard, Lord of Longueville
  • Hugh de Montfort, Lord of Montfort-sur-Risle
  • Raoul II of Tosny
  • Hugh de Grandmesnil
  • William de Warenne, 1st Earl of Surrey
  • William Malet (companion of William the Conqueror)
  • Odo of Bayeux
  • Turstin FitzRolf
  • Geoffrey de Montbray
  • Robert, Count of Mortain
  • Wadard
  • Gilbert d'Auffay
  • Engenulf de Laigle
  • Vital
• The Coterie (a.k.a. the Corrupt Coterie)
  • Diana Cooper, Viscountess Norwich
  • Duff Cooper
  • Raymond Asquith
  • Maurice Baring
  • Patrick Shaw-Stewart
  • Nancy Cunard
  • Iris Tree
  • Edward Horner
  • Sir Denis Anson
• Patrick Shaw-Stewart
• the Court Favourites of Edward II of England
  • Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester
  • Hugh le Despenser, 1st Baron le Despenser
  • Piers Gaveston, 1st Earl of Cornwall
  • Roger Damory, Lord d'Amory
• the Crusader Princessess
  • Joan of England, Queen of Scotland
• the Crusader Queens
• Eleanor of Castile, Queen of England

List of nicknamed persons associated with royals & nobles

• Carolina Otero
  • Agustina del Carmen Otero Iglesias
  • la Belle Otero
  • the Andalucian Volcano ^[283]
  • the Suicidal Siren ^[284]
• Caryl Ramsden
  • Beauty Ramsden ^{[285] [286]}
  • the Handsomest Man in His Regiment ^[287]
  • Celeste Mogador, Countess of Chabrillan ^[288]
  • born Élisabeth-Céleste Venard
  • Mogador
  • the Queen of the Bal Mabille ^[289]
• Cora Pearl
  • the Legendary Demimondaine ^[290]
  • the Queen of Tarts ^[291]
  • The English Beauty of the French Empire
  • the Pearl from Plymouth

List of persons with the same/similar nicknames

• the Cannibal Count: Ugolino della Gherardesca
• the Cannibal Earl of Drumlanrig: James Douglas, 3rd Marquess of Queensberry
• the Cannibal of Pisa: Ugolino della Gherardesca
• the Champion Wrestler: Mehmed I
• the Champion of Christ: Canute IV of Denmark; John Hunyadi; Louis I of Hungary; Skanderbeg; Stephen the Great
• the Champion of Christendom: John Hunyadi; Skanderbeg;Stephen the Great
  • the Champion of Protestantism: Philip I, Landgrave of Hesse
• the Champion of the Holy See, the Lord of Western Europe: Charlemagne
• the Champion of the Reformation: Philip I, Landgrave of Hesse
• the Christian Aspasia: Adelheid Amalie Gallitzin ^[292]
• the Christian Statesman: Charles I of Austria
• the Christian Sultan: Friedrich II, Holy Roman Emperor
• the Cicero of England: William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham
• the Cicero of Germany: John Cicero, Elector of Brandenburg
• the Conqueror of Baghdad: Murad IV
• the Conqueror of Eger: Damat Ibrahim Pasha
• the Conqueror of France: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• the Conqueror of Goa: Afonso de Albuquerque
• the Conqueror of Kanije: Damat Ibrahim Pasha
• the Conqueror of Malacca: Afonso de Albuquerque
• the Conqueror of the Don: Dmitry Donskoy
• the Conqueror of the Goths: Claudius Gothicus
• the Conqueror of the World: Alexander the Great
• the Conqueror of Waterloo: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• the Constant Prince: Ferdinand the Holy Prince

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