Countess
Countess noun - Female equivalent of a count or earl.
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Prince and countess are semantically related. in historically topic. In some cases you can use "Prince" instead a noun "Countess", when it comes to topics like member of royal or important family.
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She Is the King: While a secular female noble will have normal feminine titles, a female who is both a religious head and a countess/duchess (must receive the religious title first and requires Absolute Cognatic succession) will have the title of Prince-Bishop/Prince-Archbishop.
Source: Video Game / Crusader Kings -
The Dowager Countess had an affair with the Russian Prince Kuragin, while they were both married.
Source: December-December Romance - Shout-Out: In the episode involving the visit of minor royal Prince Mark, one of the secret policemen remarks that his favourite royals are the Earl and Countess of Grantham with other agreeing that they were "so brave during the war".
Source: Series / Ambassadors
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