List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: S

S[]

• Sabinianus. Roman Emperor
  • the Barracks Emperor
  • the Emperor of the Army
• Saer de Quincy, 1st Earl of Winchester
  • the Surety
  • the Magna Carta Baron
• Sancho I of Castile
  • He of the Good Laws (el de los Buenos Fueros) ^[1]
• Sancho II of Castile
  • the Strong ^[1]
• Sancho III of Castile
  • the Desired ^[2]
  • the Beloved ^[2][3]
  • the Much Loved
• Sancho IV of Castile
  • the Brave
  • the Fighter
• Sancho I of León
  • the Corpulent
  • the Fat ^[4][5]
• Sancho III of Gascony
  • the Terror (Mitarra) ^[6]
• Sancho of Majorca
  • the Pacific
• Sancho I of Pamplona
  • Sancho Garces I
  • Optimo Imperator
  • the Restorer
• Sancho II of Pamplona
  • Sancho Garces Abarca ^[7]
• Sancho III of Navarre
• Sancho III of Pamplona
  • the Emperor ^[8]
  • the Great (el Mayor)
  • the Lord of the Basques (by Muslim chroniclers)
• Sancho IV of Pamplona
  • He of Peñalen ^[9]
  • the Noble ^[10]
• Sancho VI of Navarre
  • the First King of Navarre ^[10]
  • the Wise ^[11]
• Sancho VII of Navarre
  • the Imprisoned
  • the Locked (el Encerrado)
  • the Retired ^[12]
  • the Strong (el Fuerte) ^[12]
• Sancho I of Portugal
  • the Colonizer ^[13]
  • the Populator (Por. o Povoador) ^[14][15]
• Sancho II of Portugal
  • Sancho With the Hood, the Caped, the Cowled, the Capuched ^[16]
  • the Chaplain ^[14]
  • the Pious ^[15]
• Sarah, Duchess of York
  • Sarah Ferguson
  • Fergie (by tabloids)
  • Fergie Chops (by husband Prince Andrew)
  • Fergie the Freeloader (by tabloids)
  • Chatterbox (by her flying instructor)
  • Duchess Dolittle ^[17]
  • Freebie Fergie (by tabloids) ^[18]
  • Freeloading Fergie ^[17]
  • Ginger Bush (GB) (by her father)
  • Her Royal Idleness (by tabloids) ^[17]
  • Princess Dolittle (by the tabloids)
  • the Duchess of Pork (by tabloids)^[19]
  • the Redhead (by Diana, Princess of Wales)
• Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough
  • Sarah Jennings
  • la Belle Jennings ^[20]
  • Mrs. Freeman ^[21]
  • Mount Etna ^[22][23]
  • Old Sarah ^[24]
  • Queen Sarah ^[25][24]
  • the Greatest Harridan and Termagant in Europe ^[24]
  • the Viceroy ^[24]
  • the Widow Blackacre ^[24]
• Sarah Cecil, Countess of Exeter
  • the Cottage Countess ^[26][27]
  • the Peasant Countess ^[28]
• Lady Sarah Lennox
  • the English Rose
• Sarah Villiers, Countess of Jersey
• Lady Sarah Fane
  • Sally
  • Silence
  • Queen Sarah
  • Zenobia
  • the Queen of London Society
  • the Unhappy Countess
• Seaxburh of Ely
  • the Saint
• Sebastian of Portugal
  • o Encoberto
  • the Desired
  • the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King
  • the Virgin King
• Sebastião de Melo, Marquis of Pombal
  • the Great Marquess
• Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, Marquis de Vauban
  • la Grand Preneur de Villes ^[29]
• Sebbi of Essex
  • the Saint
• Selim I, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Grim (Yavuz) ^[30][31]
  • the Guardian of Holy Mecca and Medina ^[32]
  • Guardian of the Holy Places ^[33]
  • the Inflexible ^[34]
  • the Resolute
  • the Servant of Mecca and Medina
  • the Strong
  • the Terrible ^[35]
• Selim II, Ottoman Sultan
  • Yellow Selim ^[36]
  • the Blond ^[32]
  • the Conqueror of Cyprus
  • the Drunkard (Sarhoş) ^[37][38]
  • the Fool (by Ottoman historians) ^[39]
  • the Idiot
  • the Sallow ^[40]
  • the Sot (Mest) ^[41][42]
  • the Stall-fed Ox (Sigir)
  • the Yellow (Sari)
• Selim III, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Composer
  • the Inspired (Ilhami) ^[43]
  • the Inspired King
  • the Martyr
  • the Master of the World (Cihandar) ^[44]
• Selyf ap Cynan
  • the Battle-Serpent
• Semyon Zorich
  • Senyusha (by Catherine the Great) ^[45]
  • Sima (by Catherine the Great)^[45]
  • the Adonis (by Court ladies) ^[45]
  • the Real Savage (le Vrai Sauvage) (by all) ^[45][46]
  • the Serbian Savage ^[46]
• Sergei Saltykov
  • the Handsome Sergei (le Beau Serge) ^[47]
• Seymour Dorothy Fleming, Lady Worsley
  • la Belle Militaire ^[48]
  • Messalina of the Modern Age ^[49]
  • the Modern Messalina (by the Rambler) ^[49]
  • the Stable Yard Messalina ^[49]
• Shane O'Neill
  • the Proud
• Shvarn, Grand Prince of Lithuania
  • the Lightning, the Lightning Bolt
• Sibila de Fortià, Queen of Aragon
  • Madama Sibilia ^[50]
• Sidney Sonnino
  • the Silent ^[51]
• Sidonia von Borcke
  • the Sorceress ^[52]
• Siemomysł '
  • El que Cuida de Su Familia
• Siemowit
  • El que Cuida de Su Gente
• Sigeberht I of Essex
  • the Little, the Small
• Sigeberht II of Essex
  • the Good
  • the Saint
• Sigebert III
  • the Saint
• Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta
  • Lord of Rimini and Fano
  • the Magnificent
  • the Prince of All Wickedness (by Pope Paul II) ^[53]
  • the Wolf of Rimini ^[54]
  • the Tyrant of Rimini ^[55]
  • the Worst of All Men (by Pope Paul II) ^[54]
• Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor
  • Sigismund of Luxemburg
  • Super Grammaticam (Above grammar) ^[56]
  • the Light of the World ^[57]
  • the Red Fox
  • the Simple ^[58]
• Sigismund I of Poland
  • the Elder
  • the Great ^[57]
• Sigismund II of Poland
  • Augustus ^[57]
• Sigismund III Vasa
  • the Jesuit King ^[59]
  • King Tomorrow ^[60]
• Sigismund of Burgundy
  • the Saint
• Sigismund, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
  • Largus
• Sigismund, Archduke of Austria
  • the Rich ^[61]
• Sigrid the Haughty
  • the Ambitious
  • the Proud,^[62]
  • the Strong-Minded ^[62]
• Sigtrygg Silkbeard
  • of the Silken Beard, Silkbeard, Silky Beard, Silken-Beard
• Sigurd I of Norway
• Sigurd Magnusson
  • the Crusader
  • the Explorer
  • the Jerusalem-Farer (Nor. Jorsalfare) ^[63]
• Sigurd II of Norway
  • Sigurd Munn (the Mouth) ^[63]
• Sigurd Eysteinsson
  • Sigurd I of Orkney
  • the Mighty
  • the Powerful ^[64]
• Sigurd II Digri
  • Sigurd II of Orkney
  • Sigurd Hlodvirsson
  • the Fat
  • the Stout ^[65][66]
• Sigurd Slembe of Norway
  • the Slimy
• Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye
  • Snake-Eye
• Sigurd Syr
  • King of Ringerike
  • the Sow (Nor. Syr) ^[67]
• Simão Gonçalves da Câmara
  • the Magnificent
• Simeon I of Bulgaria
  • the Great
• Simeon of Russia
  • the Magnificent
  • the Proud
• Simon I, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Fat
• Simon II, Duke of Lorraine
  • the Simple
• Simon III de Montfort, Count of Evreux
  • the Bald ^[68]
• Simon de Montfort, 5th Earl of Leicester
  • Maccabeus
• Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester
  • the Creator of the House of Commons ^[69]
  • the Cromwell of the Thirteenth Century ^[70]
  • the Father of the English Parliament
  • the Founding Father of the Parliament
• Simon de Montfort the Younger
• Simon VI de Montfort
• Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat
  • the Old Fox ^[71]
• Sitric Cáech, King of Dublin
  • Squinty
  • the One eyed (Caech)
  • the Squint-Eyed (Caech) ^[72]
• Siward, Earl of Northumbria
  • Sigurd the Dane
  • Digera (the Strong)
  • the Dane
  • the Strong
• Skanderbeg, Lord of Albania
  • the Champion of Christ (Athleta Christi) ^[73]
• Smbat I, King of Armenia
  • the Martyr (Naharak)^[74]
• Sobeslav II
  • the Peasants' Prince
  • the King of the Peasants
  • the Peasants' King
• • Sit-by-the-King
• Queen Sonja of Norway
  • Turbo Sonja ^[75]
• Sophia Charlotte of Hanover, Queen of Prussia
  • the Republican Queen
• Sophia Dorothea of Celle, Queen of Great Britain
  • the Duchess of Ahlden ^[76]
  • the Lady in the Tower ^[77]
  • the Princess of Ahlden ^[78]
• Sophia Louise of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Queen of Prussia
  • the Mecklenburg Venus,
• Sophia Magdalena of Denmark, Queen of Sweden
  • the Crowned Virgin ^[79]
• Sophia von Kielmansegg, Countess of Darlington
  • the Elephant ^[80]
• Sophie of Bavaria, Archduchess of Austria
  • the Only Man at Court ^[81]
  • the Wicked Woman (by daughter-in-law, Empress Elizabeth) ^[82]
• Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg
• Sophie Chotek
  • the Heart, the Peace-making Center of the Family (by her daughter, Sophie) ^[83]
  • the Este' Dog (Franz Ferdinand) & the Bohemian Sow (Sophie) (by an Anti-Austrian newspaper) ^[84]
  • the Monstrous Bohemian Whore (by pamphlets in Christian Orthodox churches) ^[85]
• Sophie Friederike of Thurn and Taxis
  • the Jewel of Regensburg ^[86]
• Stanisław August Poniatowski
• King of Poland & Grand Duke of Lithuania
  • Stanislaus II Augustus
  • Augustus ^[87]
  • the Young Telemachus (by himself) ^[87]
• Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski
  • Mirobulius Tassalinus
• Stanisław Małachowski
  • the Polish Aristides ^[87]
• Stanisław Stadnicki
  • the Devil of Lancut
• Stefan Branković
  • Serbian Despot
  • the Blind (Slepi)
• Stefan Crnojević
  • Prince of Zeta (1421–65)
  • the Black (Crni)
• Stefan Lazarević
  • Serbian Despot
  • the Tall (Visoki) ^[88]
• Stefan Nemanja, Grand Prince of Serbia
  • Simeon the Myrrh-flowing (Mirotočivi) ^[89]
• Stefan Nemanjić, Grand Prince and King of Serbia
  • the First-Crowned ^[90]
• Stefan Uroš I, King of Serbia
  • the Great
• Stefan Uroš III, King of Serbia
  • Stefan of Dečani (Dečanski)
  • the Blind (Slepi)
• Stefan Dušan, King and Emperor of Serbia
  • the Mighty (Silni) ^[91]
• Stefan Uroš V, Emperor of Serbia
  • the Weak (Nejaki)
• Sten Sture the Elder
• Sten Sture the Younger
• Stephen of England
  • Infelix Comes ^[92]
  • the Irresolute
  • the Pious ^[93]
• Stephen, Tsar of Montenegro
  • the Humble
  • the Little
  • the Small
• Stephen I of Hungary
  • St. Stephen of Hungary
  • the Apostolic King
  • the King Knight ^[94]
  • the King Saint
  • the Most Pious ^[95]
  • the Most Successful and Conscientious Worker for Hungary's Statehood ^[95]
  • the Radiant Star of Hungarians
  • the Saint
• Stephen II of Hungary
  • Tonnant
  • the Thunder and Lightning
  • the Thunderer
  • the Lightning
  • the Lightning Bolt ^[96]
• Stephen II, Duke of Bavaria
  • mit der Hafte
• Stephen III, Duke of Bavaria
  • the Fop
  • the Magnificent (der Kneissl, der Knäufel)
• Stephen II, Ban of Bosnia
  • Stephen Kotromanić
  • the Devil's Student
• Stephen III of Moldavia
  • Christ's Athlete (Lat. Athleta Christi) ^[97]
  • the Champion of Christ (Lat. Athleta Christi) ^[98]
  • the Champion of Christendom (by Pope Nicholas V) ^[99]
  • the Great (cel Mare) ^[98][97]
  • the Great and Holy
  • the Saint (Rom. cel Sfant) ^[97]
  • the True Champion of Christian Faith (Lat. Verus Christiane Fidei Athleta) ^[98]
• Stephen V of Moldavia
  • the Locust (Rom. Lacusta) ^[100]
• Stefan I of Wallachia
  • the Deaf (Rom. Surdul) ^[101]
• Styrbjörn the Strong
  • the Swedish Champion
• Suibne Menn
  • the Little, the Small ^[102]
• Abbot Suger
  • the Father of the French Monarchy ^[103][104]
• Suleiman I, Ottoman Sultan
  • the Caesar of all the Lands of Rome ^[105]
  • the Lawgiver (Kanuni) ^[106]
  • the Master of the Lands of Caesar and Alexander ^[105]
  • the Tenth ^[32]
  • the Lord of His Century
  • the Affectionate (Muhibbi) ^[107]
  • the Always Successful Sultan (Sahib-Kiran) ^[32]
  • the Father of the Ottomans
  • the Propagator of the Sultanic Laws
  • the Completor of the Perfect Ten ^{[108][44][109][107][110]}
• Sverker I of Sweden
  • the Clubfoot
  • the Elder ^[111]
• Sverker II of Sweden
  • the Younger ^[111]
• Sverre of Norway
  • the Priest, Eyjarskeggjar
  • the Saint
• Sviatopolk I of Kiev
  • the Accursed
• Svatopluk I , argrave of Moravia
  • the Great
• Sviatoslav I of Kiev
  • the Brave
  • the Warlike
• Svyatoslav III of Kiev
  • the Elder
• Sweyn I of Denmark
  • Sweyn Forkbeard ^[112]
  • Two-beard ^[113]
• Sweyn II of Denmark
  • Pire de Rois
  • Sweyn Estridsen
  • Sweyn Estrith's Son
• Sweyn III of Denmark
  • Sweyn Grathe
• Sweyn Asleifsson
  • the Ultimate Viking ^[114]
• Świętopełk II of Pomerania
  • the Great
• Saint David
  • the Water Drinker ^[115]
• Saint Hyacinth
  • the Apostle of the North ^[116][117]
• Saint Ludmila
  • the Martyr
• Saint Margaret of Scotland
  • the Accursed
  • the Exile
• Saint Remigius
  • the Apostle of the Franks ^[118]
• Saint Sava
  • Serbian Prince and Archbishop
  • the Illuminator ^[119]
• Saint Ursula
  • the Saint
• Sir Henry Cromwell
  • the Golden Knight
• Sir James Ormond
  • Black James
• Swantibor II of Pemerania
  • the Calm

List of group nicknames[]

• the Salt Princes (Ger. Salzprinzen) ^[120]
  • Franz Joseph I of Austria
  • Maximilian I of Mexico
  • Archduke Karl Ludwig of Austria
  • Archduke Ludwig Viktor of Austria
• the Savoyards ^[121]
  • Peter II, Count of Savoy
  • Boniface of Savoy (bishop), Archbishop of Canterbury
• the Scandalous Heroines of the Medieval World ^[122]
  • Joan, Lady of Wales^[123][124]
• the Second-Rate Grand Dukes (by Alexander III of Russia) ^[125]
  • Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich of Russia (1856–1929)
  • Grand Duke Peter Nikolaevich of Russia
• the Sexy Stuarts ^[126]
  • James I of England
  • Charles I of England
  • Charles II of England
  • James II of England
• the Seven Deadly Sins (Gabrielle d'Estrees' siblings) ^[127][128]
  • Angélique d'Estrees, Abbess of Maubisson ^[129]
  • Diane d'Estrees ^[130]
  • François Annibal d'Estrées, Duke ofEstrees, Bishop of Noyon
  • Julienne-Hyppolite d'Estrees
  • Gabrielle d'Estrees
  • Marguerite d'Estrees
  • Marie Gaudin, Dame de La Bourdaisiere
• the Seven Deadly Sins (Gabrielle d'Estrees' aunts)
  • Françoise Babou de La Bourdaisière
  • Madeleine Babou de La Bourdaisière
  • Isabeau Babou de La Bourdaisière
  • Anne Babou de La Bourdaisière
  • Michelle Babou de La Bourdaisière
  • Antoinette Babou de La Bourdaisière
  • Diane Babou de La Bourdaisière
• the She-Wolves of England ^[131][132]
  • Empress Matilda^[133]
• the Stout Race of Guelfs ^[134]
  • John Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Weimar
  • Adolf William, Duke of Saxe-Eisenach
  • John George I, Duke of Saxe-Marksuhl
  • Bernhard II, Duke of Saxe-Jena
• The Souls
• the Stud Farm of Europe (by Bismarck) ^{[135][136][137]}

List of nicknamed persons associated with royals & nobles[]

• Sarah Bernhardt
  • the Divine Sarah ^[138]
  • the Queen of Attitude and Princess of Gesture (by Alexandre Dumas) ^[139]
• Sophia Baddeley
  • the Divine Baddeley ^[140]

List of persons with the same/similar nickname[]

• Scarface (le Balafré): Francis, Duke of Guise; Henry I, Duke of Guise
• the Sailor King: Frederick IX of Denmark; William IV of the United Kingdom
• the Sailor Prince: Albert I of Monaco; George V of the United Kingdom
• the Saint King: Pedro V of Portugal
• the Saint Prince: Ferdinand the Holy Prince; Fernando of Portugal
• the Saint Princess: Joanna, Princess of Portugal
• the Sardanapalus of Germany: Wenceslaus IV of Bohemia
• the Sardanapalus of Scotland: Cuilen of Scotland
• the Saving Duke: .
• the Saviour of Christendom: Henry VIII of England; Jan III Sobieski of Poland
• the Saviour of Christianity': Janos Hunyadi
• the Saviour of Dunbar Castle: Agnes Randolph
• the Saviour of England: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• the Saviour of Europe: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; Tervel of Bulgaria
• the Saviour of Society: Napoleon III of France
• the Savior of Vienna and Western European Civilization: Jan III Sobieski of Poland
• the Saviour of the Batavian Republic: Guillaume Marie Anne Brune
• the Saviour of the Empire: Frederick IV of Nuremberg
• the Saviour of the Kingdom:Frederick IV of Nuremberg
• the Saviour of the Nations: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• the Saxon: Augustus III of Poland; Bogdan I of Moldavia; Emma of Anjou; ; Iancu Sasul; Lothair II of Lotharingia
• the Saxon Duke:
• the Saxon Hercules:
• the Saxon Justinian:
• the Saxon Mars:
• the Saxon Roland: Albert III of Saxony
• the Semiramis of the North: Catherine II of Russia; Christina of Sweden; Margaret I of Denmark
• the Soldier King: Frederick William I of Prussia; Pedro I of Brazil
• the Soldier Prince: Louis II of Monaco
• the Soldier Queen on the Ramparts of Gaeta: Maria Sofia of Bavaria, Queen of the Two Sicilies
• the Soldier of the Revolution: Jean-Baptiste Jourdan
• the Soldier's Friend: Frederick, Prince of Wales
• the Solomon of England: Henry VII of England; James I of England
• the Solomon of France: Charles V of France; Louis IX of France
• the Solomon of Great Britain: George III of Great Britain
• the Solomon of His Age: Amadeus VIII of Savoy
• the Solomon of Scotland: James I of England
• the Son: Caracalla
• the Son of the Devil: Ezzelino III da Romano
• the Son of the Dragon: Vlad III of Wallachia
• the Son of Fidach: Crimthann mac Fidaig
• the Son of His Time: Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
• the Son of the Last Man: Charles II of England
• the Son of Misfortune: Oleg I of Chernigov
• the Son of Woe: Oleg I of Chernigov
• the Sphinx of Europe: Alexander I of Russia
• the Sphinx of the North: Alexander I of Russia
• the Sphinx Uncomprehended Even in His Tomb: Alexander I of Russia
• the Sphinx Who Remained an Enigma to the Grave: Alexander I of Russia
• the Star of the North: Catherine II of Russia
• the Star of the Stuart: James IV of Scotland
• the Sword of Freedom: Mirko Petrović-Njegoš , Grand Duke of Grahovo
• the Sword of Montenegro: Mirko Petrović-Njegoš , Grand Duke of Grahovo
• the Sword of Rome: Marcus Claudius Marcellus
• the Sword of Tzernagora: Mirko Petrović-Njegoš , Grand Duke of Grahovo

List of regnal names[]

Francis, Duke of Guise:Francis II of Lorraine

References[]