List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: H

Main article: List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility

List of individuals' nicknames

• Haakon I of Norway
  • Haakon I of Norway
  • Haakon Haraldsson
  • Haakon Adalsteinfostre (Raised by Athelstan) ^{[1] [2]}
  • the Good ^{[3] [4]}
• Haakon II of Norway
  • Toresfostre (Raised by Tore)
  • the Broad-Shouldered ^[5]
• Haakon IV of Norway
  • the Elder
• Haakon V of Norway
  • the Long-Legged
• Haakon VII of Norway
  • Mr. King (Herre Kong) ^[6]
  • the People's King ^[7]
• Haakon Paulsson, Earl of Orkney
  • the Imperious
• Haakon the Crazy
• Haakon the Red, King of Sweden
  • the Red
• Haakon Sigurdsson, King of Norway
  • Harald of Grenland
  • Haakon Jarl
  • the Bad
  • the Grenlander (Grenske) ^[8]
  • the Mighty (Mikli)
  • the Powerful
  • the Wicked ^[2]
• Hadrian, Roman Emperor
  • Optimus Princeps
  • the Adoptive Emperor
  • the Emperor for My People ^[9]
  • the Empire's First Servant (by Schiller) ^[10]
  • the Greekling (Lat. Graeculus) ^[11]
• Halfdan Hvit, son of Harald I of Norway
  • the Happy Emperor
• Halfdan, son of Ragnar Lodbrok
  • of the Wide Embrace
• Halfdan Ragnarsson
  • White Shirt
• Halfdan Hvitbeinn
  • White Leg
• Halfdan the Black, King of Vestfold
  • the Black ^{[12] [13]}
• Halfdan the Mild, King of Vestfold
  • Halfdan Eysteinsson
  • the Bad Entertainer ^[14]
  • the Food-Niggard ^[15]
  • the Gold-Ravisher ^[14]
  • the Food-Niggard ^[15]
  • the Stingy ^[16]
• Halfdan the Old
• Halfdan the Valiant
• Hamilcar Barca
  • the Lightning
  • the Lightning Bolt
  • the Father of Military Strategy
• Hamon de Creuilly, 6th Count of Corboile
  • Dentatus
• Hannah Lightfoot
  • the Fair Quaker
  • the Fair Quakeress ^[17]
• Harald I of Denmark
  • Bluetooth
• Harald III of Denmark
  • Pierre Molle
  • the Gentle (Hen, Hein) ^{[18] [19]}
• Harald I of Norway
  • Shockhead
  • Tanglehair
  • the Ruffled (Fr. l'Ebouriffé)
  • the Fair-haired ^[20]
  • the Lousy
  • the King Who Unified Norway
  • the Ruffled (Fr. l'Ebouriffé)
  • the Slovenly Person ^[8]
  • the Ugly Head ^[21]
• Harald II of Norway
  • the Graycloak, Greymantle, Greyhide
• Harald III of Norway
  • Harald Sigurdson
  • l'Impitoyable
  • Denmark's Blight (by the Danes) ^[22]
  • the Burner of Bulgars (by Thjdolf Arnorsson) ^[23]
  • the Cruel ^[24]
  • the Hard-Ruler (Hardrada, Hardrade) ^[25]
  • the Lightning of the North (by the Danes) ^[22]
  • the Ruthless ^[26]
  • the Strongest Living Man Under the Sun (by William of Poitiers) ^[27]
  • the Thunderbolt of the North (by Adam of Bremen) ^[27]
  • the Tyrant ^[28]
• Harald IV of Norway
  • the Servant of Christ (Gillchrist, Gylle, Gille)
• Harald II, King of the Isle of Man, 1034–1052
  • the Black
• Harald Eiriksson, Earl of Orkney
  • the Younger
• Henry I Sinclair, Earl of Orkney
  • the Holy ^[29]
• Hlodvir/Lodver, 13th Jarl of Orkney (924–980)
  • the Viking
• Harald Klak, King of Jutland (at Hedeby)
• Harald the Old
• Harald Haakonsson
  • the Orator
  • Smooth-Spoken, the Smooth Tongue
• Harald Kesja
  • the Spear
• Harald Maddadsson
  • the Bad
• Hereward the Wake
  • the Champion of England ^[30]
  • the Exile
  • the Outlaw
• Harold Godwinson
  • the Last of the Saxons ^[31]
• Harold Harefoot, King of England
  • Harefoot ^[32]
  • the Last of the Saxons (by William the Conqueror) ^[33]
• Harthacnut, King of Denmark, King of England
  • Canute III of Denmark
  • Hardicanute
  • the Last Danish King of England ^[34]
• Hedwig of Andechs
  • the Saint
• Heinrich Raspe
  • Raspe
• Helena of Bosnia
  • the Crude
• Helena of Constantinople, Roman Empress
  • Britannica
  • the Saint
  • Helen of the Cross
• Lady Helen Taylor
  • Melons ^[35]
  • the Royal Raver ^[35]
• Helena Radziwiłłowa
  • Beautiful Helena ^[36]
• Princess Hélène of Orléans, Duchess of Aosta
  • the Wandering Princess ^[37]
• Helmuth von Moltke the Elder
  • the Elder
• Hendrick van Brederode
  • the Great Papist (Grote Geus) ^[38]
• Henri, Count of Chambord
  • Henry V of France
  • the First Gentleman in Europe (by Russian empress) ^[39] >
  • the Last Bourbon ^[40]
  • the Miracle Child (the Miracle Baby) ^{[41] [40]}
• Henrietta of England, Duchess of Orléans
  • Henrietta Stuart
  • Henrietta Anne of England
  • Henriette d'Orleans
  • Henriette-Anne, Duchesse d'Anjou
  • Henriette-Anne, Duchesse d'Orleans
  • Madame
  • Minette
  • the Bones of the Holy Innocents (by Louis XIV)
• Henrietta Maria of France
  • Henriette R. ^[42]
  • la Reine Malheureuse (the Unfortunate Queen) (by herself) ^[43]
  • Queen Mary ^[42]
  • the Loveliest of All England's Queens ^[43]
• Henry II, Prince of Anhalt-Aschersleben
  • the Fat ^[44]
• Henry I of Austria
  • the Rebel
  • the Strong, ^[45]
  • der Winderspenstige
• Henry II of Austria
  • Jasomirgott (Yes, so help me God!) ^[46]
• Henry I of Ostmark
  • Henry of Eilenburg
• Henry I of Ostmark
  • the Elder
• Henry II, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Quarrelsome
• Henry IX, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Black
• Henry X, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Proud
• Henry XIV, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Elder
• Henry XV, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Natternberger
• Henry XVI of Bavaria
  • the Rich
• Henry I, Duke of Brabant
  • the Pious
  • the Warrior
• Henry II, Duke of Brabant
  • the Brave
  • the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
• Henry III, Duke of Brabant
  • the Debonair
• Henry I, Margrave of Brandenburg
  • the Landless
• Henry I, Duke of Brunswick-Grubenhagen
  • the Founder of the House of Grubenhagen ^[47]
  • the Admirable ^[47]
  • the Marvelous
  • the Peasants' Prince
• Henry II, Duke of Brunswick-Grubenhagen
  • Henry of Greece (de Graecia) ^[47]
• Henry the Mild, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • Henry III of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Mild
• Henry the Peaceful, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • Henry IV of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Peaceful
• Henry IV, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • Friso
  • the Bad
  • the Elder (Ger. der Ältere) ^[48]
• Henry V, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Younger (Ger. der Jüngere)
• Henry the Middle, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • Henry VII of Brunswick-Lüneburg
  • the Middle
• Henry I, Duke of Burgundy
  • the Great (Magnus) ^[49]
• Henry I, Duke of Carinthia
  • the Younger
• Henry II, Duke of Carinthia
  • the Quarrelsome
• Henry II of Castile
  • Henry of Trastamara
  • He of the Gifts (Sp. El de las Mercedes) ^[50]
  • the Bastard ^[51]
  • the Beneficent Donor
  • the Fratricide ^[52]
  • the Gift Giver ^[51]
  • the Great
  • the Knight
  • the Noble
  • the Old
  • the Regicide ^[52]
• Henry III of Castile
  • the Infirm
  • the Sickly
  • the Sufferer
• Henry IV of Castile
  • the Generous, the Liberal ^[53]
  • the Impotent ^[53]
• Henry I of Champagne
  • the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
• Henry I of Cyprus
  • the Fat
• Henry I of England
  • Henry Beauclerc (Fine or Good Scholar) ^{[54] [55]}
  • Goderic (by the Normans) ^[56]
  • the First King of England Who Could Read and Write ^[55]
  • the Lion of Justice (by his Saxon subjects) ^{[57] [55] [58]}
• Henry II of England
  • Henry of Anjou
  • Henry Curtmantle (by the French) ^{[59] [60]}
  • Gaffer Goodrich (by the Normans) ^{[61] [62]}
  • Henry Fitz-Conqueror (by his grandfather Henry I of England) ^[63]
  • Henry FitzEmpress (Son of the Empress) (by the Normans) ^[63]
  • Henry Plantagenet ^[32]
  • the First Angevin King of England ^[64]
  • the First Plantagenet King of England
  • the Handsome Scholar
  • the King of the North Wind (by the troubadour Richard of Poitiers) ^[65]
  • the Peacemaker ^[66]
• Henry III of England
  • the Gothic King ^[67]
  • the Longest-Ruling Monarch of Medieval England ^[68]
  • Henry of Winchester
• Henry IV of England
  • Henry of Bolingbroke ^[69]
  • Bolingbroke
• Henry V of England
  • Henry of Monmouth ^[70]
  • Prince Hal ^[71]
  • the Alexander of England, the English Alexander ^[72]
  • the Conqueror ^[73]
  • the Flower of Chivalry ^[74]
  • the Scourge of God ^[75]
  • the Warrior of God ^[76]
  • the Warrior King ^{[77] [78]}
• Henry VI of England
  • Henry of Windsor
  • the Holy Fool ^[79]
  • the Ill-fated Henry ^[80]
  • the Mad ^[81]
• Henry VII of England
  • Henry Tudor
  • Bluff Hal, Bluff Harry ^[82]
  • Bluff King Hal ^[83]
  • the Accountant ^[84]
  • the Black Bull of Anglesey ^[85]
  • the Defender of the Faith
  • the English Solomon ^[86]
  • the Huckster King ^[87]
  • the Solomon of England ^[88]
• Henry VIII of England
  • Blue-beard
  • Bluff Hal, Bluff Harry, Bluff King Hal ^[32]
  • Burly King Harry ^[89]
  • Copper-Nose, Coppernosed Harry, Old Coppernose
  • Stout Harry
  • the Black Bull of Anglesey ^[90]
  • the Defender of the Faith
  • the Father of English Liberties
  • the Saviour of Christendom
• Henry I, Landgrave of Hesse
  • the Child
• Henry I of Germany
  • Imperator ^[91]
  • the Defender of His Country ^[91]
  • the Father of His Country ^{[92] [93]}
  • the Father of the Fatherland ^[91]
  • the Founder of Chivalry in Germany ^[93]
  • the Founder of the Burgher or Commercial Class of Germany ^{[93] [91]}
  • the Fowler ^[94]
  • the Iron Duke ^[95]
  • the Romulus of Brandenburg ^[95]
  • the Saxon ^[95]
  • the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King
• Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the Lame ^[92]
  • the Saint ^{[96] [97]}
• Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the Black ^[98]
  • the Black King ^[95]
  • the Pious (by the German clergy) ^[99]
    • the Protector of the World ^[98]
• Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor
  • Perdicause (Lost Causes) (by Italian monk and author Donizo of Canossa) ^[100]
• Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the Parricide ^[95]
• Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor
  • the Cruel ^{[92] [95]}
  • the Great
• Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
  • Henry of Luxemburg
• Henry I of France
  • the Battler ^[101]
• Henry II of France
  • le Beau Ténébreaux ^[102]
  • Pantagruel
  • the Defender of German Independence
  • the Popinjay
  • the Warlike ^[103]
• Henry III of France
  • Henry III of Angouleme
  • Henry III of Navarre
  • Henry III of Valois-Orleans-Angouleme
  • le Mignon (the Fribble) ^{[104] [105]}
  • le Petit Huguenot**the Coxcomb
  • the Cute, the Lovely, the Pretty Face
  • the King of Nothing (Fr. le Roi de Rien) ^[106]
  • the King of Trifles ^[107]
  • the Man-Milliner ^[108]
  • the New Herod ^{[109] [110]}
  • the Prince of Coxcombs
  • the Prince of Sodom ^[111]
• Henry IV of France
  • Henri Quartre (by the French people)
  • Henry of Navarre
  • Henry the Great (Fr. Henri le Grand) ^[112]
  • Poliarchus
  • Alcandre, le Grand Alcandre (by the French poet François de Malherbe) ^[113]
  • le Béarnais (the Man of Bearn ) ^[9]
  • Mon Soldat (by his mistress Gabrielle d'Estrées) ^[114]
  • the Good King Henry (Fr. le Bon Roi Henri)
  • Our Henry (le Nouste Henric)
  • the Father and Friend of the People
  • the Father of the People
  • the Father and Friend of the People
  • the Free King (Fr. le Roi Libre) ^[112]
  • the Gallic Hercules (Fr. le Hercule Gaulois) ^[115]
  • the Gentleman of Gascony (lou Gentilhome Gascoun) ^[116]
  • the Great
  • the Green Gallant (Fr. le Vert Galant, le Vert-Galant) ^[112]
  • the King of Brave Men (Fr. le Rois des Braves) ^[117]
  • the King of Hearts (Fr. le Roi de Coeur) ^[112]
  • the Monk of Montmartre
  • the Passionate One (Fr. le Passionne) ^[112]
  • the People's King
  • the Unsteady ^[112]
• Henry I of Portugal
  • Henry of Evora
  • the Cardinal
  • the Cardinal-King
  • the Chaste
• Henry I, Duke of Guise
  • the Scarred (Fr. le Balafre) ^[118]
  • the People's King ^[111]
• Henry II, Duke of Guise
  • the Hero of Fable ^[119]
• Henry II, Count of Holstein-Rendsburg
  • the Iron Henry II, Count of Holstein-Rendsburg
• Henry II, Count of Louvain
  • le Ceinturé
• Henry III, Count of Louvain
  • the Younger
• Henry IV of Luxemburg
  • the Blind
• Henry V of Luxembourg
  • the Blonde
• Henry VI, Count of Luxembourg
  • the Condemned
• Henry I, Lord of Mecklenburg
  • the Jerusalem-Farer
  • the Pilgrim ^[120]
• Henry II, Lord of Mecklenburg
  • the Lion ^[120]
• Henry IV, Duke of Mecklenburg
  • the Fat
  • the Younger
• Henry III, Margrave of Meissen
  • the Illustrious (der Erlauchte)
  • the Serene
• Henry II of Nassau
  • the Rich
• Henry I of Navarre
  • the Fat ^[121]
• Henry of Portugal, Duke of Viseu
  • the Father of European Exploration
  • the Navigator
  • the Infant of Sagres
  • the Prince of Sagres
• Henry IV, Duke of Saxony
  • the Pious
• Henry I of Poland
  • the Bearded ^[122]
• Henry II of Poland
  • the Most Beautiful Boy in the World
  • the Pious
• Henry III of Silesia-Glogow
• Henry III of Silesia-Wrocław
• the White
• Henry IV of Silesia-Wrocław
  • the Righteous (Probus)
  • the Honorable
• Henry IV of Silesia-Zagan
  • the Faithful
• Henry V of Poland
  • the Fat
• Henry V of Silesia-Zagan
  • the Iron
• Henry VI of Silesia-Wroclaw
  • the Good
• Henry VI of Silesia-Zagan-Glogow
  • the Older
• Henry VII of Silesia-Brzeg
  • the Courageous
  • With a Scar
• Henry VII of Silesia-Zagan-Glogow
  • Rumpold
  • the Greater
  • the Middle
• Henry VIII of Silesia-Legnica
• Henry VIII of Żagań–Głogów
  • the Sparrow
• Henry IX of Silesia-Brzeg
• Henry IX of Silesia-Żagań-Głogów
  • the Elder
• Henry X of -SilesiaŻagań-Głogów
  • the Younger
• Prince Henry of the Netherlands
  • the Navigator
• Henry Beaufort
• Henry II, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Good
• Henry of Lorraine, Count of Harcourt (1601–1666)
  • le Cadet a la Perle ^[123]
• Prince Henry of Battenberg
  • Liko
  • Beatrice's Lohengrin (by Queen Alexandra of the UK) ^[124]
• Henry, King of England
  • Henry the Young King
  • the Most Handsome Prince in All the World ^[125]
  • the Young
  • the Young English King ^[126]
  • the Young King ^[127]
• Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster
  • Henry of Lancaster
  • the Wryneck
• Henry of Grosmont, 1st Duke of Lancaster
  • Henry of Lancaster
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  • the Perfect Gentle Knight ^[128]
• Henry the Lion
  • Henry III of Saxony
  • Henry XII of Bavaria
  • the Lion ^[129]
• Henry Addington
  • the Doctor
• Henry Algernon Percy, 5th Earl of Northumberland
  • the Magnificent
• Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux
  • Twitcher ^[130]
• Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Kent
  • Bugg ^[131]
• Henry Percy, 6th Earl of Northumberland
  • the Unthrifty
• Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland
  • the Wizard Earl ^[132]
• Henry Benedict Stuart
  • Duke of York
  • Henry Cardinal Beaufort
  • Comte d'Albany ^[133]
  • King Henry IX (by his supporters) ^[134]
  • the Cardinal Duke of York ^[135]
  • the Good
  • the Last of the Stuarts ^[31]
• Henry de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Warwick
  • Henry de Neubourg, Henry de Newburgh ^[136]
• Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln
  • Mister Burst-Belly (Fr. M'sieur Boele Crevee) (by Piers Gaveston) ^[137]
• Henry FitzGerald, 12th Earl of Kildare
  • Henry of the Battle Axes
• Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
  • Henry of Stirling ^[138]
  • Henry Stuart
  • Babie Charles ^[139]
  • the Prince who would be King ^[140]
• Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston
  • Pam ^[141]
  • Lord Cupid ^{[142] [141]}
  • Lord Pumicestone ^[141]
• Henry Paget, 5th Marquess of Anglesey
  • Toppy
  • the Dancing Marquess ^{[143] [144]}
  • the Mad Marquess ^[144]
  • the Most Notorious Aristocratic Homosexual ^[143]
• Henry Percy
  • Hotspur
• Henry St John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke
  • the Alcibiades of English History
  • the High-Mettled Harry ^[145]
  • the Proud Bolingbroke ^[145]
  • the Petronius of His Age
• Henry Somerset, 10th Duke of Beaufort
  • the Master
• Henry Sydney, 1st Earl of Romney
  • the Handsomest Youth of His Time ^[146]
  • the Immortal Seven ^[147]
• Henry Vane, 2nd Earl of Darlington
  • Pulteney's Toad-Eater
• Henry of Burgundy
  • the Gallant
• Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville
  • the Uncrowned King of Scotland
• Henry Raspe
  • the Parsons' King
  • the Priests' King ^[148]
• Henry Pelham
  • Horny Henry ^[141]
  • King Henry the Ninth
  • the Mince-stuffed Budgerigar ^[141]
• Henry FitzJames, 1st Duke of Albemarle
  • the Great Prior ^[149]
• Henry Clifford, 10th Baron Clifford
  • the Shepherd Lord ^{[150] [151]}
  • the Shepherd Lord of Skipton Castle ^[152]
• Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville
  • Starvation Dundas
• Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
  • the Soldier Prince
• Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
  • Prince Henry, the Duke of Sussex
  • Prince Harry of Wales
  • Budgie ^[153]
  • Captain Wales
  • Cornet Wales ^[154]
  • Dirty Harry ^[155]
  • Ginger Tot ^[156]
  • Harry Pothead
  • Harry Potter ^[157]
  • Harry Potty
  • Harry the Hero ^[154]
  • Harry the Hoody
  • Mr. Meghan Markle ^[155]
  • My Little Spencer (by his mother) ^[158]
  • Officer Cadet Wales ^[158]
  • Prince Wild Thing ^[155]
  • Sicknote ^[159]
  • Spike ^[160]
  • Spike Wells ^[160]
  • Wombat (by his mother) ^[161]
  • the Big Ginger (by Chelsy Davy)
  • the Bullet Magnet
  • the Funcle ^[158]
  • the Happy Prince
  • the People's Prince
  • the Playboy Prince ^[155]
  • the Rebel Prince
  • the Rebellious Royal ^[157]
  • the Spare
  • the Wild Child ^[155]
  • Your Royal Naughtiness (by his mother) ^[162]
• Heraclius II, Byzantine Emperor
  • Heracleonas
• Herbert I of Maine
  • Wake-Dog, 'the Wake Dog (Eveille-Chien)
• Herennius Etruscus
  • the Barracks Emperor
  • the Emperor of the Army
• Hereward the Wake ^[163]
  • the Exile
  • the Last of the English
  • the Outlaw
• Hermann von Salza
• Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights
  • the Bismarck of the Thirteenth Century
  • the Greatest German Statesman of the Middle Ages ^[164]
• Henry I, Count Palatine of Lotharingia
  • the Mad
  • the Monk
• Henry V, Count Palatine of the Rhine
  • the Elder
  • the Tall
• Hermann I (count palatine)
  • Pusillus (the Slender)
• Hermann I (count palatine)
  • the Short
• Hermann III of Baden
  • the Great
• Hermann III of Baden
  • the Fat
• Hermann II, Landgrave of Hesse
  • the Learned
• Herman of Salm
• Hermenegild
  • the Holy
  • the Saint
• Hieronim Florian Radziwiłł
  • the Berserker of the Family ^[36]
• Hilda of Whitby
  • the Saint
• Hildegard of Bingen
  • the Blessed
• Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau
  • the Shakespeare of Eloquence
• Horace François Bastien Sébastiani de La Porta
  • General Surprise ^[165]
  • the Cupid of the Empire ^[166]
• Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford
  • Ultimus Romanorum
• Hortense Mancini, Duchesse de Mazarin
  • the Italian Whore ^[167]
  • the Roman Whore
• Hubertus
  • the Apostle of the Ardennes
  • the Saint
• Hugh of Arles
• Hugh Bigod, 3rd Earl of Norfolk
  • the Surety, the Magna Carta Baron
• Hugh I of Lusignan
  • the Hunter
• Hugh II of Lusignan
  • the Well-Loved
• Hugh III of Lusignan
  • the White
• Hugh III of Lusignan
  • Albus
• Hugh IV of Lusignan
  • le Chiliarque
• Hugh IV of Lusignan
  • the Brown
• Hugh V of Lusignan
  • the Debonair
• Hugh V of Lusignan
  • the Pious
• Hugh VI of Lusignan
  • the Devil
• Hugh VII of Lusignan
  • the Brown
• Hugh VIII of Lusignan
  • the Brown
• Hugh IX of Lusignan
  • the Brown
  • Maracdes (Emerald)
• Hugh X of Lusignan
  • the Brown
• Hugh XI of Lusignan, Count of La Marche and Angoulême
  • the Brown
• Hugh XII of Lusignan, Count of La Marche and Angoulême
  • the Brown
• Hugh of Cluny
  • the Saint
• Hugues, Count of Paris
  • the Great ^[168]
• Hugues of Vermandois
  • the Great (Magnus) ^[169]
• Hugh of Tuscany
  • the Great
• Hugh III of Cyprus
  • the Great ^[170]
• Hugh I of France
  • the White
• Hugh le Despenser, 1st Earl of Winchester
  • the Elder Despenser
• Hugh of Champlitte
  • le Champenois
• Hugh the Abbot
• Hugh, Duke of Burgundy
  • the Black
• Hugh II, Duke of Burgundy
  • the Pacific
• Hugh Dubh O'Neill
  • Black Hugh
• Hugh of Remiremont
  • Blancus, Candidus
• Hugh Capet of France
  • Capet (Wearing a 'capot' or monk's hood) ^[171]
• Hugh d'Avranches, Earl of Chester
  • Hugh de Abrincis ^[172]
  • Hugh Lupus (Hugh the Wolf) ^[173]
  • the Fat ^{[174] [175]}
• Hugh de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Bedford
  • the Pauper ^[136]
• Hugh O'Neill, 3rd Earl of Tyrone
  • the Great Earl
• Hugh, Lord of Douglas
  • the Dull
• Hugh of Tours
  • the Timid
• Hugh le Despenser, 1st Baron le Despenser
  • the King's Husband ^[176]
  • the Younger Despenser
• Humbert I of Savoy
  • the Whitehanded ^[177]
• Humbert II of Savoy
  • the Blessed
  • the Fat
• Humbert II of Savoy
  • the Strong
• Humbert III of Savoy
  • the Blessed
• Humphrey de Bohun, 2nd Earl of Hereford
  • the Good Earl of Hereford
• Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester
  • Humphrey of Lancaster
  • Good Duke Humphrey
  • the Father of HIs Country
  • the Good Duke
  • the Protector
• Saint Hyacinth
  • the Saint
• Hyacinthe-Gabrielle Roland, Countess of Mornington
  • Gabrielle Fagan
  • the Daughter of an Artist ^[178]
• Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Gross-Zauche und Camminetz
  • the Panzer Count ^[179]
• Hywel Dda, King of Deheubarth
  • the Good (Dda) ^[180]
• Hywel ap Ieuaf< King of Gwynedd
  • the Bad (Ddrwg) ^[181]

List of group nicknames

• Her Royal Shyness ^[182]
  • Louise, Princess Royal
  • Princess Victoria of the United Kingdom
  • Maud of Wales
• H.R.H.'s Virgin Band ^[183]
• (King Edward VII's lady-friends, coined by Edward Hamilton)
• His Actress Friends ^[183]
• (King Edward VII's lady-friends, cointed by Francis Knollys)
  • Nellie Clifden the Princess of Wales ^[184]
• His Other Ladies ^[184]
• (King Edward VII's lady-friends)
• His Troop of Fine Ladies ^[185]
• (King Edward VII's lady-friends, coined by Lady Geraldine Somerset)
  • Hortense Schneider ^[186]
• the Haga Princesses ^[187]
  • Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler
  • Princess Birgitta of Sweden
  • Princess Désirée, Baroness Silfverschiöld
  • Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson
• the Hags (tha daughters of Edward VII) ^[184]
  • Louise, Princess Royal
  • Princess Victoria of the United Kingdom
  • Maud of Wales
• the Hags (the daughters of Queen Victoria)
  • Victoria, German Empress
  • Alice, Grand Duchess of Hesse and by Rhine
  • Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
  • Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll
  • Beatrice, Princess
• the Hampton Court Beauties ^{[188] [189]}
  • Carey Fraser, Countess of Peterborough
  • Diana Beauclerk, Duchess of St Albans
  • Frances Whitmore, Lady Middleton]]
  • Isabella FitzRoy, Duchess of Grafton
  • Margaret Cecil, Countess of Ranelagh
  • Mary Capel, Countess of Essex
  • Mary Sackville, Countess of Dorset (1669–1691)
  • Mary Scrope
• the Happy Valley Set ^[190]
  • Alice de Janze
  • Bror von Blixen-Finecke
  • Denys Finch Hatton
  • Diana Delves Broughton
  • Frederic de Janzé
  • J. Ogden Armour
  • Karen Blixen
  • Hugh Cholmondeley, 3rd Baron Delamere
  • Lady Idina Sackville
  • Jock Delves Broughton
  • Josslyn Hay, 22nd Earl of Erroll
  • Thomas Cholmondeley, 4th Baron Delamere
• the Heroes of the Glorious Revolution ^[191]
  • William III of England
  • Mary II of England
• the Heroines of the Medieval World ^[192]

List of nicknamed persons associated with royals & nobles

• Hippolyte Charles
  • l.Eveille (the Lively One) ^[193]

List of persons with the same/similar nicknames

• the Handsome
• Áed Allán, High King of Ireland
• Albert I of Brandenburg
• Albert Gaspard Grimod, Comte d'Orsay
• Albrecht VII, Duke of Mecklenburg
• Alexander I of Russia
• the Handsome Archbishop: Boniface of Savoy, Archbishop of Canterbury
• the Handsome Archduke: Otto of Austria
• the Handsome Auguste: Auguste Louis Philippe Emmanuel of Croy ^[194]
• the Handsome Axel: Axel von Fersen
• the Handsome Beard: Baldwin IV, Count of Flanders
• the Handsome Brissac: Charles de Cossé, Count of Brissac
• the Handsome d'Orsay: Albert Gaspard Grimod, Comte d'Orsay
• the Handsome Dillon: Edouard Dillon ^{[195] [ circular reference ]}
• the Handsome Duke: Theobald I, Duke of Lorraine
• the Handsome Emperor: Alexander I of Russia
• the Handsome Fersen: Axel von Fersen
• the Handsome Fielding: Robert Fielding
• the Handsome General: Francisco Serrano, 1st Duke of la Torre
• the Handsome Hanged Man: Gyula Andrassy
• the Handsome John: Kaloyan of Bulgaria
• the Handsome Lafon: Pierre Lafon ^{[196] [ circular reference ]}
• the Handsome Lauzun: Armand Louis de Gontaut, Duke of Lauzun
• the Handsome Marshal: François de Bassompierre, Marquis of Haroué
• the Handsome Musketeer: Henri-Joseph, Marquis de Segur
• the Handsome Norman: Charles de Saint-Evremond
• the Handsome Prince: Bohemund VII of Tripoli
• the Handsome Scholar: Henry II of England
• the Handsome Spaniard: Juan Hurtado de Mendoza (Cardinal) ^[197]
• the Handsome Sun: Jacques de Harlay, Seigneur de Champvallon
• the Handsome Swordsman: Joachim Murat, King of Naples
• the Handsome Tracy: Robert Tracy ^[198]
• the Handsomest Man: Edward Kynaston
• the Handsomest Man in England: George Cornwallis-West
• the Handsomest Man in Russia: Valerian Zubov
• the Handsomest Man in His Regiment: Caryl Ramsden ^[199]
• the Handsomest of All Europe: Leopold I of Belgium
• the Handsomest Man of His Age: Albert Gaspard Grimod, Comte d'Orsay
• the Handsomest Man of His Time: Louis de Rohan-Guemenee
• the Handsomest Youth of His Time: Henry Sydney, 1st Earl of Romney
• the Helen of the Cross: Helena of Constantinople, Roman Empress
• the Helen of Troy of Wales: Nest verch Rhys, Princess of Deheubarth
• the Helen of Wales: Nest verch Rhys, Princess of Deheubarth
• the Helen of the Middle Ages: Isabella of Angoulême, Queen of England; Isabella of France, Queen of England
• the Hercules: Jerzy Radziwill
• the Hercules of France: Henry IV of France
• the Hercules of Lithuania: Jerzy Radziwill
• the Hercules of Saxony: August II the Strong

List of regnal names

• Henry III, Count of Champagne: Henry I of Navarre
• Henry III of Navarre: Henry IV of France
• Hugh I of La Marche: Hugh X of Lusignan
• Hugh II of La Marche: Hugh XI of Lusignan

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