List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: M

Main article: List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility

M

Magdalena to Manuel

Margaret/Marguerite/Margherita

Maria

Marie

Mary

Matthias to Maximilian

Mehmed to Michael

Michel to Morayma

Muhammad to Muzio

List of nicknamed persons associated with royals & nobles

List of nicknamed persons with no Wikipedia profiles
  • Marie-Antoinette-Rosalie Pauline, Duchess of Bauffremont
  • Marina, Byzantine Princess
    • the Ever-Virginal Choruses of Princesses [185]
  • Mathieu III, Lord of Montmorency
    • the Premier Christian Baron
  • Mstislav, Prince of Lutsk
    • the Mute

List of persons with the same/similar nicknames
  • the Minerva of France: Marguerite of Valois, Queen of France
  • the Minerva of the Parnassus: Christina of Sweden
  • the Mistress of Amusements: Pauline Bonaparte, Princesse Borghese
  • the Mistress of Beauty: Agnes Sorel
  • the Mistress of Kings: Mary Boleyn
  • the Mistress of Paris: Valtesse de La Bigne
  • the Mistress of the Bulgarians: Irene Lekapene, Empress of Bulgaria
  • the Mistress of the Universe: Anne Catherine Benthagen

List of regnal names

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