Duchess
Duchess noun - The wife of a duke or a woman holding ducal title in her own right.
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Synonyms for Duchess
King and duchess are semantically related. in historically topic. In some cases you can use "King" instead a noun "Duchess".
King
King noun - A person of rank, power, or influence in a particular field.
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- King George VI — then Prince Albert, Duke of York — was not expecting to become King, instead planning a military career and a quiet life with his duchess and their two daughters.
Source: Unexpected Successor -
The party is only able to enter the palace because they are travelling with Duchess Fayette, and even the Duchess herself was only allowed to eventually meet the king because there was an ongoing conference between the King and his vassal dukes.
Source: What's Up, King Dude? -
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
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