List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: I
I[]
- Ibn Marwan
- the Galician (al-Jilliqi) [1]
- Iago ab Idwal
- the Bald
- Iancu Sasul, Prince of Moldavia
- Ioan Vodă V (Voivode John V)
- the Saxon [3]
- Ioan Potcoavă, Prince of Moldavia
- Ioan Creţul
- Ivan Pidkov
- Ioan Nicoară Potcoavă (Ioan Nicoară Horseshoe) [4]
- Ioan Vodă cel Cumplit
- the Terrible
- Ida of Bernicia
- the Flame-Bearer
- Ida of Boulogne
- the Blind [9]
- Lady Idina Sackville
- the Bolter [10]
- Idwal Foel, King of Gwynedd
- Idwal ab Anarawd
- the Bald [11]
- Idwal Roebuck
- Ignatius Spencer
- George Spencer
- Venerable Ignatius of Saint Paul
- St. Ignatius of St. Paul [12]
- Igor of Kiev
- the Old
- Igor II of Kiev
- the Brave
- the Saint
- Imre Thököly
- the Kuruc-King
- Inês de Castro
- the Beauty of Castile,[13]
- the Heron's Neck
- Inge I of Norway
- the Crouchback [14]
- Inge I of Sweden
- the Elder
- Inge Stenkilsson (Inge, son of Stenkil)
- the Evilheart
- the Younger
- Inge Magnusson
- the Baglar King
- Ingenuus
- the Barracks Emperor
- the Emperor of the Army
- Ingibiorg Finnsdottir
- Wife of Malcolm III of Scotland
- the Earl's Mother
- Ingjald
- the Ill-Ruler
- the Evil-Adviser
- Iñigo I of Pamplona
- Arista (Aritza, Aiza)
- Shvarn, Grand Duke of Lithuania
- the Lightning
- ''the Lightning Bolt
- Irene, Byzantine Empress
- Irene of Athens
- the Athenian
- the Monster of Wickedness [15]
- the Saint
- Isabel, Princess Imperial of Brazil
- the Redemptress (Por. a Redentora) (by supporters of abolition) [16]
- Infanta Isabel, Countess of Girgenti
- la Chata
- Isabel Luísa, Princess of Beira
- the Always-Engaged
- Isabel Osorio
- la Dama de Saldañuela
- Isabella of Aragon, Queen of Portugal
- Isabella I of Castile
- Isabella the Catholic [21]
- Europe's First Great Queen [22]
- the Catholic [21]
- the Catholic Monarchs (with husband, Ferdinand II of Aragon) (by Pope Alexander VI) [23]
- the Catholic Queen
- the First Renaissance Queen
- the Jewel of Castilla [24]
- the Law and Order Queen
- the Mirror of Virtues, the Refuge of Good Things, the Scourge of Evil (by Peter Martyr d'Anghiera) [25]
- the Warrior Queen [26]
- Isabella II of Spain
- Isabella of Angoulême, Queen of England
- Isabella of France, Queen of England
- Jezebel [32]
- Madame the Queen Mother [33]
- More Beautiful than the Rose [33]
- One of the Fairest Ladies in the World [33]
- Our Lady Queen Isabella [33]
- More Beautiful than the Rose [33]
- That Harridan (by Geoffrey le Baker) [33]
- That Unnatural Queen, false Isabel (by Christopher Marlowe) [33]
- That Virago (by Geoffrey le Baker) [33]
- the Rebel Queen [34]
- the Angel of Peace
- the Beautiful Isabella (by French medieval author Jean Froissart) [33]
- the Beauty of Beauties
- the Beauty of Beauties in the Kingdom, if not All of Europe [33]
- the Crazy, the Mad [33]
- the Fair (by husband, Edward II of England) [35]
- the Fairest of the Fair [33]
- the Helen of the Middle Ages
- the Jezebel of England
- the Most Wicked of English Queens
- the Rebel Queen [36]
- the She-Wolf of France (Fr. la Louve de France) (by Thomas Gray) [33]
- the Virago
- Isabella of Valois, Queen of France
- the Little Queen (Fr. la Petite Reine) [37]
- Isabella d'Este, Marchioness of Mantua
- Isabella de' Medici, Duchess of Bracciano
- Isabella Boschetti
- la Boschetta
- the Beautiful Boschetta (It. la Bella Boschetta) [43]
- István Dobó
- the Hero of Eger [44]
- István Széchenyi
- Ignotus
- the Greatest of All Hungarians
- the Greatest of the Magyars
- István Tisza
- the Man of the Bible [45]
- Itta the Saint
- Iuga of Moldavia
- Prince of Moldavia
- the Crippled
- the Limp
- Ivailo of Bulgaria
- the Cabbage
- the Swineherd
- the Usurper
- Ivan I of Moscow
- Ivan II of Russia
- Ivan III of Russia
- Ivan IV of Russia
- Ivar Vidfamne
- Vifadme, Vidfami (Wide Fathom, Wide Reacher)
- Ivan Asen I of Bulgaria
- the Strong
- Ivan Asen III
- Mytzes
- Ivan Ivanovich Shuvalov
- Madame Pompadour [57]
- the First Russian Minister of Education
- the Maecenas of the Russian Enlightenment
- Ivan Paskevich
- the Prince of Warsaw [58]
- Ivan Rimsky-Korsakov
- the King of Epirus (by Catherine the Great) [59]
- Ivar the Boneless
- the Boneless [60]
- Ivo de Grandmesnil
- the Rope Dancer [61]
List of group nicknames[]
- the Immortal Seven [64]
- the Infantes de Aragon [67][68]
- Alfonso V of Aragon
- Maria of Aragon, Queen of Castile
- John II of Aragon
- Henry, Duke of Villena
- Eleanor of Aragon (Queen of Portugal)
- Peter of Aragon, Count of Alburquerque
- Infante Sancho, Master of the Order of Alcántara
- les Insoumises (France's rebellious female courtesans) [69]
List of nicknamed persons associated with royals & nobles[]
List of persons with the same/similar nicknames[]
- the Imbecile: Joan of Castile
- the Imbecile Charles IV: Manuel de Godoy
- the Imperial: Philip II of France
- the Imperial Egg-layer: Maria Theresa of Austria
- the Imperial Machiavelli: Tiberius, Roman Emperor
- the the Infamous: Elizabeth of Russia;
- the Infamous Cannibal: James Douglas, 3rd Marquess of Queensberry
- the Infamous Northern Harlot: Elizabeth of Russia
- the Injured:
- the Injured Queen of England: Caroline of Brunswick
- the Intellectual Eunuch: Robert Stewart, 2nd Marquess of Londonderry
- the Intellectual Father of Nietzsche:
- the International Bad Girl of the Mid-Victorians:Lola Montez
- the International Queen of Dance: Caroline Otero
- the Intruder:
- the Intruder King:
- the Intruder Queen:
- the Irish Charlemagne: Brian Boru
- the Irish de Stael: Sydney, Lady Morgan
- the Irish Sea Queen: Grace O'Malley
- the the Invincible: Giovanni dalle Bande Nere; Henry Jermyn, 1st Baron Dover; Lodovico de' Medici
- the Invincible Jermyn: Henry Jermyn, 1st Baron Dover]]
- the Invincible Soldier: Edward, Prince of Wales[disambiguation needed]
- Ironside: Bjorn Ironside; Edmund II of England; Oliver Cromwell
- Iron Charles: Charles XII of Sweden
- Iron Henry: Henry II of Holstein-Rendsburg
- the Iron: Ernest, Duke of Austria; Frederick II of Brandenburg; Henry II of Hesse; Henry II of Holstein-Rendsburg; Henry III, Duke of Głogów; Henry V, Duke of Legnica; Louis II of Thuringia; Ottokar II of Bohemia
- the Ironarm: Baldwin I of Flanders; William of Gellone; William IV of Aquitaine; Jean-de-Dieu Soult
- the Iron Belt: James IV of Scotland
- the Iron Chancellor: Otto von Bismarck
- the Iron Count: Louis II of Thuringia
- the Iron Cross:
- the Iron Czar: Nicholas I of Russia
- the Iron Duke: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; Ernest of Austria[disambiguation needed]; Fernando Alvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of Alba; Henry I of Germany
- the Iron Emperor: Nicholas I of Russia
- the Iron Glove:
- the Iron Hand: Augustus II of Poland; Ernest of Austria[disambiguation needed]; Götz von Berlichingen; Guaimar IV of Salerno; Jean-de-Dieu Soult; Nicholas I of Russia; Nicholas II of Russia
- the Iron Head: Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy; Charles XII of Sweden; Pandulf Ironhead
- the Iron King: Ottokar II of Bohemia
- the Iron Knee: Glúniairn
- the Iron Lady: Margaret Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher
- the Iron Maiden: Margaret Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher
- the Iron Man: Baldwin I of Flanders
- the Iron Margrave: Frederick II of Brandenburg
- the Iron Marshal: Louis-Nicolas Davout; Jean-de-Dieu Soult
- the Iron Tooth: Frederick II of Brandenburg
- the Iron and Gold King: Ottokar II of Bohemia
- the Italian: Andrew III of Hungary
- the Italian Beauty:
- the Italian Duchess Without a Duchy: Catherine de' Medici, Queen of France.
- the Italian Grocer: Catherine de' Medici, Queen of France.
- the Italian Hamlet: Charles Albert of Savoy
- the Italian Woman: Catherine de' Medici, Queen of France
List of regnal names[]
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