List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: P-Q

P

• Pacantus the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army
• Padarn Beisrudd Paternus of the Scarlet Robe (Beisrud)
• Pandulf II of Benevento the Old
• Pandulf IV of Capua the Wolf of the Abruzzi
• Pandulf Ironhead
• Paolo Malatesta the Handsome ^[1]
• Pargalı İbrahim Pasha the European, the Loved and Killed, the Magnificent Vagrant, the Most Beautiful Man in the Empire, Makbul Maktul
• Parisina Malatesta the Phaedra of Italy ^[2]
• Patrascu, Prince of Wallachia, 1554–1557 the Kind
• Patrick FitzMaurice, 6th Lord of Kerry the Bearded
• Patrick Ogilvy, Lord of Auchterhouse le Vicomte d’Ecosse ^[3]
• Patrick Stewart, 2nd Earl of Orkney Black Patie ^[4]
• Paul I of Russia the Mad
• Paul Haakonsson the Silent
• Pedro I of Brazil the Emperor-King, the Father of the County, the Liberator, the Soldier-King
• Pedro II of Brazil the Generous, the Liberal, the Father of the Brazilians the Magnanimous ^[5]
• Pedro V of Portugal the Hopeful
• Pedro of Castile the Cruel ^[6][7]
• Pedro Fernández de Castro El de la Guerra, grandson of Sancho IV of Castile
• Pedro Gonzales de Lara the Disinherited
• Pedro González de Mendoza the Great Cardinal
• Pedro Lopez de Ayala the Deaf ^[8]
• Pedro Lopez de Ayala the One-Eyed ^[9]
• Pedro Lopez de Ayala the Chronicler^[9]
• Pedro Luis Borja Lanzol de Romani Cardinal de Borja ^[10]
• Pedro Téllez-Girón, 3rd Duke of Osuna the Great Duke of Osuna
• Pelayo of Asturias the Goth
• Penelope Blount, Countess of Devonshire Stella^[11]
• Per Brahe the Elder the Elder
• Per Brahe the Younger the Younger
• Pericles the First Citizen of Athens, the Olympian ^[12]
• Pertinax "The Tennis-Ball of Fortune" ^[13]
• Petar I Petrović-Njegoš St. Peter of Cetinje, the Saint^[14][15]
• Petar II Petrović-Njegoš the Great Vladika
• Petar Krešimir IV of Croatia the Great
• Peter I, Duke of Brittany Pierre Mauclerc, Peter of Dreux
• Peter I of Portugal the Cruel, the Just, the Until-the-End-of-the-World-in-Love, the Revengeful
• Peter I of Pskov (1507–1509) the Great
• Peter I of Russia Peter Mikhailov,^[16] the Father of the Russian Navy, the Great
• Peter I of Savoy the Younger, the Youth
• Peter I, Prince of Wallachia, 1559–1568 the Younger
• Peter II of Aragon the Catholic
• Peter II, Duke of Brittany the Simple
• Peter II, King of Portugal the Pacific
• Peter II of Pskov (d.aft.1510) the Found
• Peter II of Savoy the Little Charlemagne
• Peter III of Aragon the Great
• Peter III Rares, Prince of Moldavia the Poisoner
• Peter III of Portugal el Capacidoneo
• Peter IV of Aragon He of the Little Dagger (Sp. El del Punyalet), the Ceremonious
• Peter IV, Prince of Moldavia the Locust
• Peter V, Prince of Moldavia the Lame
• Peter V of Portugal the Saint King, the Well-Beloved
• Peter, Duke of Coimbra o Infante das Sete Partidas
• Peter, Lord of Rosenberg (1291–1347) the Bold
• Peter, Prince of Moldavia the Limp
• Peter, Prince of Wallachia the Deaf
• Peter of Beloozero (1389–1428) the Book-Lover
• Peter of Burgundy, Lord of Chateauberlin (d.1274) le Bouvier
• Peter of Gravina Peter Tempesta
• Peter of Swabia (1176–1208), Archbishop of Wurzburg the Landless, son of Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor
• Peter Delyan Peter II of Bulgaria
• Peter Mark Andrew Phillips Foggy, the Sexiest Royal ^[17][18]
• Peter Urseolo of Hungary the Glorious
• Petru, Prince of Moldavia the Cossack
• Petru Cercel the Earring
• Phalaris of Agrigento the Cruel
• Pharsman II of Iberia, 116–142
• Phelim Caoch O'Neill the Handsome
• Philibert I of Savoy the Hunter
• Philibert II, Duke of Savoy the Handsome ^[19]
• Philip I, Duke of Burgundy Philip of Rouvre
• Philip I, Landgrave of Hesse the Champion of the Reformation, the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous
• Philip I of Castile the Handsome
• Philip I of France the Amorous ^[13]
• Philip II, Duke of Burgundy the Bold
• Philip II, Duke of Orléans the Regent
• Philip II, Duke of Savoy the Landless
• Philip II, Landgrave of Hesse-Rheinfels the Younger
• Philip II of Courtenay, Margrave of Namur, 1217–1226 "The Lip"
• Philip II of France Philip Augustus , the God-Given
• Philip II of Namur Philip of Courtenay, Philip à la Lèvre, the Noble
• Philip II of Spain the Prudent, the Sap, the Silent,^[20] the Soldan ^[11]
• Philip III of France the Bold
• Philip III of Macedon Philip Arrhidaeus
• Philip III of Navarre the Noble, the Good, the Wise
• Philip III of Spain the Pious^[21]
• Philip IV of France the Fair
• Philip IV of Spain the Fat, the Great, the Planet King ^[21][21]
• Philip V of France the Tall
• Philip V of Spain Philip of Anjou, Lord Strutt, the Inspired, the Inspired King
• Philip VI of France the Fortunate, the Very Devout Christian ^[22]
• Philip, Count of Flanders Philip of Alsace
• Philip, Count Palatine of the Rhine the Upright
• Philip, Elector Palatine the Sincere, the Upright ^[23]
• Philip of Alençon (d.1096) the Grammarian
• Philip of Burgundy (1323-1346) Monsieur^[24]
• Philip of France Philip Hurepel (Boarskin) ^[25]
• Philip of Swabia
• Philip Howard, 20th Earl of Arundel the Saint
• Philip Sidney the British Bayard,^[26] the Flower of Chivalry^[27]
• Philip de Keith the Great Marshal, 2nd Earl Marischal of Scotland
• Philip the Arab the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army
• Philippe I, Duke of Orléans Monsieur
• Philippe de Commines the First Critical and Philosophical Historian Since Classical Times, the First Truly Modern Writer, Tête Bottée^[13]
• Philippe de la Chambre Cardinal de Boulogne^[28]
• Philippe de Mornay the Huguenot Pope,^[13] the Pope of the Huguenots ^[11]
• Phocas the Tyrant
• Phocion the Good ^[12]
• Piast of Poland the Wheelwright
• Pierre II, Lord of Preuilly (d.1173) Montrabel
• Pier Maria II, Count of San Secondo, 1438-1482 ^[29]
• Piero di Cosimo de' Medici the Gouty
• Piero di Lorenzo de' Medici the Fatuous,^[30] the Unfortunate
• Pierre Augereau the Brigand, the Big Prussian ^[31]
• Pierre Terrail, seigneur de Bayard Chevalier de Bayard, the Fearless and Faultless Knight (le Chevalier sans Peur et sans Reproche),^[27] the Flower of Chivalry,^[27] the Good Knight
• Piers Butler, 1st Earl of Ormonde the Red Piers, Piers the Red ^[32]
• Pietro I Orseolo the Saint
• Pippin of Herstal Pippin II, the Fat, the Middle, the Younger, Crassus
• Pippin of Landen the Blessed, the Elder, the Old
• Pippin the Hunchback
• Pippin the Younger the Younger, the Short
• Piroska of Hungary the Saint^[33]
• Pompey the Great ,^[34] the Triumvir ^[34]
• Ponce VI, Count of Ampurias, 1313-1322 Malgauli, Maugalin^[35]
• Pons I, Viscount of Marseilles the Younger^[36]
• Premislas I, Duke of Silesia-Teschen, 1358–1410 Noszek
• Přemysl, the Ploughman
• Przemyslaw II, Duke of Silesia the Younger
• Priscus the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army
• Ptolemy Alorites^[12]
• Ptolemy Keraunos the Thunderbolt ^[13]
• Pupienus the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army
• Pyotr Bagration Bog-rati-on,^[37] the Eagle^[37]
• Pyrrhus of Epirus the Eagle^[38]
• Pope Alexander III Europe's First Minister of Education^[39]
• Pope Alexander VI the Poisoner of Italy^[11]
• Pope Benedict I Bonosus^[39]
• Pope Benedict XV the Good Samaritan of Humanity^[39]
• Pope Boniface V the Mildest of Men^[39]
• Pope Clement VII Pope Inclement the Worst (Lat. Inclemente Pontifex Minimus)^[40]
• Pope Clement IX the Playwright Pope^[39]
• Pope Clement XIII the Eighteenth Century Hildebrand^[39]
• Pope Clement XIV the Protestant Pope
• Pope Gregory I God's Consul,^[39] the Dialogist, the Great
• Pope Gregory V Gregory the Less^[41]
• Pope Gregory VII Turk Gregory ^[13]
• Pope John X the Intruder^[39]
• Pope John XII the Bad^[39]
• Pope John XIII White Hen^[39]
• Pope John XV Crescentius of the Marble Horse^[39]
• Pope Leo I the Great
• Pope Leo II the Younger^[13]
• Pope Leo V Britigena^[39]
• Pope Leo X the Youngest Cardinal in History,^[42] Papa Leone
• Pope Martin I the Martyr^[13]
• Pope Martin V the Restorer of Rome,^[39] the Second Founder of the Papal Monarchy^[39]
• Pope Nicholas I the Great
• Pope Nicholas IV the Maecenas of His Age^[39]
• Pope Paul III Cardinal Petticoat^[43]
• Pope Pius VI the Last of Monsters ^[44]
• Pope Sergius IV Peter Pig's Mouth (Buccaporca):^[39]
• Pope Sixtus V the Great Organizer of the Papacy in Modern Times^[39]
• Pope Stephen III the First Pope-King^[39]
• Pope Urban V the Blessed^[39]
• Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence Prince Collar and Cuffs^[45]
• Prince Almos the Blind
• Prince Andrew, Duke of York Randy Andy,^[46][47][48] the Playboy Prince^[47][48]
• Prince Bertil, Duke of Halland the Motor Prince, the Rally Prince^[49]
• Prince Carl, Duke of Västergötland the Blue Prince^[50]
• Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland the Motor Prince, the Photo Prince, the Rally Prince^[49]
• Prince Eugén, Duke of Närke the Painting Prince^[49]
• Prince Eugene of Savoy Madam l'Ancienne, Mars Without a Venus, the Famous General, the Great Captain, the Little Abbot, the Noble Knight,^[51][52][53] the Swift Sword of Savoy, der Edle Ritter ^{[52][54][55][56][57]}
• Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany the Soldiers' Friend^[11]
• Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia the Red Prince^[58]
• Prince George of Denmark Est-il-Possible?^[26]
• Prince Harry Budgie,^[59] Dirty Harry,^[60] Ginger, Ginger Bullet Magnet, Ginger Tot,^[61] Harry Pothead, Harry Potty,^[61] Harry the Hero,^[62] Harry the Hoody,^[63] the Bullet Magnet,^[64] the Happy Prince,^[65][66] the People's Prince,^[62][67] the Playboy Prince,^[61] the Rebel Prince (el Principe Rebelde),^[68] the Spare^[65]
• Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Big Bubble, Bubble and Squeak, Phil the Greek, the Iron Duke ^[69][70]
• Prince Rupert of the Rhine Robert the Devil,^[71] the Admiral, the Cavalier, the Mad Cavalier ^[72][73][74]
• Prince William, Duke of Cumberland the Bloody Butcher ^[26]
• Prince William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland the Butcher of Culloden, Butcher Cumberland^[75]
• Princess Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland the Party Princess, the Study Princess^[49]
• Princess Michael of Kent Our Val, Princess Pushy^[76][77]
• Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld "the Queen Mother"
• The Haga Princesses^[50]
• Princess Pamela of Poland, Sowalski
• Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler
• Princess Birgitta of Sweden
• Princess Désirée, Baroness Silfverschiöld
• Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson

Princess Pamela of Poland, Sowalski

Regnal Name

• • Peter II of Arborea: Peter IV of Besalu
  • Peter IV of Aragon: Peter II of Valencia, Peter III of Barcelona

Q

• Quietus the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army

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