by Chancellor von Moritz | Feb 13, 2025 | Aristocracy, Earl, Marquis, Noble Titles, Royal Titles
During the Middle Ages, a unique social order began to emerge. This would evolve over many centuries, resulting in the aristocratic hierarchy that we know today. This system has historically had a distinct order of ranks and titles that reflect their position...
by Chancellor von Moritz | May 7, 2023 | Aristocracy, Countess, Earl, Noble Titles, Royal Titles
The social hierarchy known as the aristocracy is made up of a range of fascinating ranks and titles, many of which have evolved over hundreds or even thousands of years. Each of these noble titles has its own history and unique story about how it came to be, and...
by Chancellor von Moritz | Dec 20, 2022 | Duke, Earl, Knight, Lord, Noble Titles, Royal Titles
There are few more iconic characters in medieval myth and legend than the heroic knight on horseback. Throughout history, the noble role and rank of Knight have been associated with the most admirable aspects of a good and valiant servant. This singular title...
by Chancellor von Moritz | Dec 2, 2022 | Baron, Count, Dames, Duchess, Duke, Earl, Knight, Lady, Lord, Marquis, Noble Titles, Princes, Princesses, Royal Family, Royal Titles
The lives of royals seem captivating, glamorous, decadent and exciting. Throughout history, the royals and nobles of the ages have captured the imagination of the masses, playing out their enviable lives centre stage in world events, mingling with the movers and...
by Chancellor von Moritz | Apr 15, 2022 | Baron, Count, Duke, Earl, Knight, Lady, Lord, Noble Titles, Princesses, Royal Titles
There are obviously many perks and privileges to being a king or queen. While it’s clear from the characters of history that not all those born into the role of reigning sovereign are natural or even willing monarchs, there’s no doubt that there are...
by Chancellor von Moritz | Apr 9, 2022 | Earl, Noble Titles, Princesses, Royal Titles
During ancient times, the way to ascend the established social ranks was to become ennobled by the reigning monarch, i.e. granted a noble or aristocratic title. For many of the original nobles, this meant being a valued confidant, advisor, or supporter of the...
