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Please find below many ways to say king in different languages. This is the translation of the word «king» to over 100 other languages.

Saying king in European Languages

Saying king in Asian Languages

Saying king in Middle-Eastern Languages

Saying king in African Languages

Saying king in Austronesian Languages

Saying king in Other Foreign Languages

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Saying King in European Languages

Language Ways to say king
Albanian mbret Edit
Basque errege Edit
Belarusian кароль Edit
Bosnian kralj Edit
Bulgarian цар Edit
Catalan rei Edit
Corsican rè Edit
Croatian kralj Edit
Czech král Edit
Danish konge Edit
Dutch koning Edit
Estonian kuningas Edit
Finnish kuningas Edit
French Roi Edit
Frisian kening Edit
Galician rei Edit
German König Edit
Greek Βασιλιάς
[Vasiliás]		 Edit
Hungarian király Edit
Icelandic Konungur Edit
Irish Rí Edit
Italian re Edit
Latvian karalis Edit
Lithuanian karalius Edit
Luxembourgish Kinnek Edit
Macedonian кралот Edit
Maltese king Edit
Norwegian konge Edit
Polish król Edit
Portuguese rei Edit
Romanian rege Edit
Russian король
[korol’]		 Edit
Scots Gaelic rìgh Edit
Serbian краљ
[kralj]		 Edit
Slovak kráľ Edit
Slovenian kralj Edit
Spanish Rey Edit
Swedish kung Edit
Tatar патша Edit
Ukrainian король
[korol’]		 Edit
Welsh Brenin Edit
Yiddish קעניג Edit

Saying King in Asian Languages

Language Ways to say king
Armenian թագավոր Edit
Azerbaijani kral Edit
Bengali রাজা Edit
Chinese Simplified 国王
[guówáng]		 Edit
Chinese Traditional 國王
[guówáng]		 Edit
Georgian მეფე Edit
Gujarati રાજા Edit
Hindi राजा Edit
Hmong huab tais Edit
Japanese キング Edit
Kannada ಅರಸನು Edit
Kazakh патша Edit
Khmer ស្តេច Edit
Korean 왕
[wang]		 Edit
Kyrgyz падыша Edit
Lao ກະສັຕລິ Edit
Malayalam രാജാവ് Edit
Marathi राजा Edit
Mongolian хаан Edit
Myanmar (Burmese) ရှငျဘုရငျသ Edit
Nepali राजा Edit
Odia ରାଜା Edit
Pashto پاچا Edit
Punjabi ਰਾਜਾ Edit
Sindhi بادشاھ Edit
Sinhala රජ Edit
Tajik шоҳ Edit
Tamil ராஜா Edit
Telugu రాజు Edit
Thai กษัตริย์ Edit
Turkish kral Edit
Turkmen patyşa Edit
Urdu بادشاہ Edit
Uyghur پادىشاھ Edit
Uzbek qirol Edit
Vietnamese nhà vua Edit

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Saying King in Middle-Eastern Languages

Language Ways to say king
Arabic ملك
[malik]		 Edit
Hebrew מלך Edit
Kurdish (Kurmanji) qiral Edit
Persian پادشاه Edit

Saying King in African Languages

Language Ways to say king
Afrikaans koning Edit
Amharic ንጉስ Edit
Chichewa mfumu Edit
Hausa Sarkin Edit
Igbo eze Edit
Kinyarwanda umwami Edit
Sesotho morena o ile a Edit
Shona mambo Edit
Somali Boqor Edit
Swahili mfalme Edit
Xhosa kumkani Edit
Yoruba ọba Edit
Zulu inkosi Edit

Saying King in Austronesian Languages

Language Ways to say king
Cebuano hari Edit
Filipino hari Edit
Hawaiian mōʻī Edit
Indonesian raja Edit
Javanese king Edit
Malagasy mpanjaka Edit
Malay raja Edit
Maori kingi Edit
Samoan tupu Edit
Sundanese raja Edit

Saying King in Other Foreign Languages

Language Ways to say king
Esperanto reĝo Edit
Haitian Creole wa Edit
Latin regem Edit

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King in Different Languages: The king is an individual who is the sole leader of his country’s royal family and is considered the Head of State. When you define a man as the king of something, you say that he is the main person or the best person to do it. You may also use the word king to identify someone very powerful or known.

Translation of word King in almost 100+ different languages of the world.

Different Languages Word King
Albanian mbret
Basque errege
Belarusian кароль
Bosnian kralj
Bulgarian цар
Catalan rei
Croatian kralj
Czech král
Danish konge
Dutch koning
Estonian kuningas
Finnish kuningas
French Roi
Galician rei
German König
Greek Βασιλιάς (Vasiliás)
Hungarian király
Icelandic Konungur
Irish Rí
Italian re
Latvian karalis
Lithuanian karalius
Macedonian кралот
Maltese king
Norwegian konge
Polish król
Portuguese rei
Romanian rege
Russian король (korol’)
Serbian краљ (kralj)
Slovak kráľ
Slovenian kralj
Spanish Rey
Swedish kung
Ukrainian король (korol’)
Welsh Brenin
Yiddish קעניג
Armenian թագավոր
Azerbaijani kral
Bengali রাজা
Chinese Simplified 国王 (guówáng)
Chinese Traditional 國王 (guówáng)
Georgian მეფე
Gujarati રાજા
Hindi राजा
Hmong huab tais
Japanese キング
Kannada ಅರಸನು
Kazakh патша
Khmer ស្តេច
Korean 왕 (wang)
Lao ກະສັຕລິ
Malayalam രാജാവ്
Marathi राजा
Mongolian хаан
Myanmar (Burmese) ရှငျဘုရငျသ
Nepali राजा
Sinhala රජ
Tajik шоҳ
Tamil ராஜா
Telugu రాజు
Thai กษัตริย์
Turkish kral
Urdu بادشاہ
Uzbek qirol
Vietnamese nhà vua
Arabic ملك (malik)
Hebrew מלך
Persian پادشاه
Afrikaans koning
Chichewa mfumu
Hausa Sarkin
Igbo eze
Sesotho morena o ile a
Somali Boqor
Swahili mfalme
Yoruba ọba
Zulu inkosi
Cebuano hari
Filipino hari
Indonesian raja
Javanese king
Malagasy mpanjaka
Malay raja
Maori kingi
Esperanto reĝo
Haitian Creole Creole wa
Latin regem

King in European Languages

Translation of word King in almost 42 European languages.

Different Languages Word King
Albanian mbret
Basque errege
Belarusian кароль
Bosnian kralj
Bulgarian цар
Catalan rei
Corsican rè
Croatian kralj
Czech král
Danish konge
Dutch koning
Estonian kuningas
Finnish kuningas
French Roi
Frisian kening
Galician rei
German König
Greek Βασιλιάς [Vasiliás]
Hungarian király
Icelandic Konungur
Irish Rí
Italian re
Latvian karalis
Lithuanian karalius
Luxembourgish Kinnek
Macedonian кралот
Maltese king
Norwegian konge
Polish król
Portuguese rei
Romanian rege
Russian король [korol’]
Scots Gaelic rìgh
Serbian краљ [kralj]
Slovak kráľ
Slovenian kralj
Spanish Rey
Swedish kung
Tatar патша
Ukrainian король [korol’]
Welsh Brenin
Yiddish קעניג

King in Asian Languages

Translation of word King in almost 36 Asian languages.

Different Languages Word King
Armenian թագավոր
Azerbaijani kral
Bengali রাজা
Chinese Simplified 国王 [guówáng]
Chinese Traditional 國王 [guówáng]
Georgian მეფე
Gujarati રાજા
Hindi राजा
Hmong huab tais
Japanese キング
Kannada ಅರಸನು
Kazakh патша
Khmer ស្តេច
Korean 왕 [wang]
Kyrgyz падыша
Lao ກະສັຕລິ
Malayalam രാജാവ്
Marathi राजा
Mongolian хаан
Myanmar (Burmese) ရှငျဘုရငျသ
Nepali राजा
Odia ରାଜା
Pashto پاچا
Punjabi ਰਾਜਾ
Sindhi بادشاھ
Sinhala රජ
Tajik шоҳ
Tamil ராஜா
Telugu రాజు
Thai กษัตริย์
Turkish kral
Turkmen patyşa
Urdu بادشاہ
Uyghur پادىشاھ
Uzbek qirol
Vietnamese nhà vua

King in Middle East Languages

Translation of word King in 4 middle eastern languages.

Different Languages Word King
Arabic ملك [malik]
Hebrew מלך
Kurdish (Kurmanji) qiral
Persian پادشاه

King in African Languages

Translation of word King in almost 13 African languages.

Different Languages Word king
Afrikaans koning
Amharic ንጉስ
Chichewa mfumu
Hausa Sarkin
Igbo eze
Kinyarwanda umwami
Sesotho morena o ile a
Shona mambo
Somali Boqor
Swahili mfalme
Xhosa kumkani
Yoruba ọba
Zulu inkosi

King in Austronesian Languages

Translation of word King in almost 10 Austronesian languages.

Different Languages Word King
Cebuano hari
Filipino hari
Hawaiian mōʻī
Indonesian raja
Javanese king
Malagasy mpanjaka
Malay raja
Maori kingi
Samoan tupu
Sundanese raja

King in Other Foreign Languages

Different Languages Word King
Esperanto reĝo
Haitian Creole wa
Latin regem

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More Information about King

Monarchy, a political system based on one person’s indiscriminate authority and law. This is the term for States where the sovereign holds the supreme power, an individual ruler who serves as head of state and who inherits his position.

A king is the emperor of his country. His wife is called queen. There are many ways to say king in different languages.

Many monarchies permit male succession only, generally from dad to son. The head of monarchy system is a king. Prince known as the son of King and princess is known as daughter.

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King

Afrikaans:

koning

Albanian:

mbret

Amharic:

ንጉስ

Arabic:

ملك

Armenian:

թագավոր

Azerbaijani:

kral

Basque:

erregea

Belarusian:

цар

Bengali:

রাজা

Bosnian:

kralju

Bulgarian:

крал

Catalan:

rei

Cebuano:

hari

Chinese (Simplified):

王

Chinese (Traditional):

王

Corsican:

rè

Croatian:

kralj

Czech:

král

Danish:

konge

Dutch:

koning

English:

king

Esperanto:

reĝo

Estonian:

kuningas

Finnish:

kuningas

French:

roi

Frisian:

kening

Galician:

rei

Georgian:

მეფე

German:

könig

Greek:

βασιλιάς

Gujarati:

રાજા

Haitian Creole:

wa

Hausa:

sarki

Hawaiian:

mōʻī

Hebrew:

מלך

Hindi:

राजा

Hmong:

huab tais

Hungarian:

király

Icelandic:

konungur

Igbo:

eze

Indonesian:

raja

Irish:

rí

Italian:

re

Japanese:

キング

Javanese:

raja

Kannada:

ರಾಜ

Kazakh:

патша

Khmer:

ស្តេច

Korean:

왕

Kurdish:

qiral

Kyrgyz:

падыша

Lao:

ກະສັດ

Latin:

rex

Latvian:

karalis

Lithuanian:

karalius

Luxembourgish:

kinnek

Macedonian:

крал

Malagasy:

malagasy

Malay:

raja

Malayalam:

രാജാവ്

Maltese:

sultan

Maori:

kingi

Marathi:

राजा

Mongolian:

хаан

Myanmar (Burmese):

ဘုရင်

Nepali:

राजा

Norwegian:

konge

Nyanja (Chichewa):

mfumu

Pashto:

پاچا

Persian:

پادشاه

Polish:

król

Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil):

rei

Punjabi:

ਰਾਜਾ

Romanian:

rege

Russian:

король

Samoan:

tupu

Scots Gaelic:

rìgh

Serbian:

краљу

Sesotho:

morena

Shona:

mambo

Sindhi:

بادشاھ

Sinhala (Sinhalese):

රජ

Slovak:

kráľ

Slovenian:

kralj

Somali:

boqorka

Spanish:

rey

Sundanese:

raja

Swahili:

mfalme

Swedish:

kung

Tagalog (Filipino):

hari

Tajik:

подшоҳ

Tamil:

ராஜா

Telugu:

రాజు

Thai:

กษัตริย์

Turkish:

kral

Ukrainian:

король

Urdu:

بادشاہ

Uzbek:

shoh

Vietnamese:

nhà vua

Welsh:

brenin

Xhosa:

kumkani

Yiddish:

קעניג

Yoruba:

ọba

Zulu:

inkosi

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There is no one definitive answer to this question as the word for “king” can vary depending on the language. However, some common translations of “king” are rex/rey (Latin), roi (French), and re (Spanish).

There is no one definitive answer to this question since the word for “king” can vary depending on the language. However, some possible translations for “king” in other languages include:

Rei (Japanese)
Koning (Dutch)
Roi (French)
King (English)
Rex (Latin)

There is no one definitive answer to this question. Depending on the language, the word for “king” may vary. Some possible translations include raja (Hindi), rey (Spanish), and roi (French).

  • In german, say könig
  • In french, say roi
  • In italian, say re
    in japanese, say リーグ
    in korean, say
  • In spanish, say rey

There are many different ways to say “king” in other languages. Here are a few of the most common:

In Spanish, the word for king is “rey”.
In French, the word for king is “roi”.
In German, the word for king is “König”.
In Italian, the word for king is “re”.
In Portuguese, the word for king is “rei”.

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What Is Royal In Other Languages?

In Spanish, “rey” means “king.” In French, “roi” also means “king.”

How Do You Say King In Ancient Languages?

The word king is derived from the Old English cyning, which means “king”. In Old English, the word cyning was spelled cýning and it was pronounced like “keen-ing”. In Modern English, the word king is spelled and pronounced the same way.

What Is The African Word For Royal?

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There are many ways to say king in other languages. Some translations include rey, roi, and konig. Each language has its own unique way of speaking about kings, which can be fascinating to explore.

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In other languages king

  • American English: king /ˈkɪŋ/
  • Arabic: مَلِكٌ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: rei.
  • Chinese: 国王
  • Croatian: kralj.
  • Czech: král.
  • Danish: konge.
  • Dutch: koning.

How do you say rich in other languages? In other languages rich

  1. American English: rich /ˈrɪtʃ/
  2. Arabic: غَنِيّ
  3. Brazilian Portuguese: rico.
  4. Chinese: 富的
  5. Croatian: bogat.
  6. Czech: bohatý
  7. Danish: rig.
  8. Dutch: rijk.

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How to say king in other languages ​​in the world?

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Know several ways to say king in other languages

कैसे कहें दुनिया में अलग–अलग भाषाओं में राजा | अन्य भाषाओं में राजा के लिए शब्द | राजा का अन्य भाषाओं में अनुवाद | सभी भाषाओं में राजा | राजा कहने के अलग–अलग तरीके? | राजा ने विभिन्न भाषाओं में कहा | दूसरे शब्दों में राजा | राजा को कई भाषाओं में कैसे कहें

How to say king in foreign languages | Ways to say king in foreign languages?

 

 How to say king in Latin language | Latin word for king | what is the word king in Latin?

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say king In Latin language

1

regem

How to say king in Haitian Creole language?

S.No

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2

wa

How to say king in Esperanto language?

S.No

say king In Esperanto language

3

reĝo

How to say king in Asian languages | Ways to say king in Asian languages

How to say king in Nepali language?

S.No

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1

              राजा

 

How to say king in Vietnamese language?

S.No

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2

nhà vua

 

How to say king in Tajik language?

S.No

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3

шоҳ

 

How to say king in Mongolian language?

S.No

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4

хаан

How to say king in Uzbek language?

S.No

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5

qirol

How to say king in Tamil language?

S.No

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6

ராஜா

How to say king in Telugu language?

S.No

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7

              రాజు

How to say king in Malayalam language?

S.No

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8

രാജാവ്

How to say king in Urdu language?

S.No

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9

 

How to say king in Turkish language?

S.No

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              kral

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キング

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ស្តេច

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國王 [guówáng]

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              kral

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konge

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koning

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kuningas

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rei

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Roi

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König

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Rí

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re

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konge

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              rei

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król

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king

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Brenin

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краљ [kralj]

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kung

 

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Rey

 

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король [korol’]

 

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hari

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raja

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

King is the title given to a male monarch in a variety of contexts. The female equivalent is queen,[1] a title which is also given to the consort of a king, although in some cases, the title of King is given to females such as in the case of Mary, Queen of Hungary.

  • In the context of prehistory, antiquity and contemporary indigenous peoples, the title may refer to tribal kingship. Germanic kingship is cognate with Indo-European traditions of tribal rulership (c.f. Indic rājan, Gothic reiks, and Old Irish rí, etc.).
  • In the context of classical antiquity, king may translate in Latin as rex and in Greek as archon or basileus.
  • In classical European feudalism, the title of king as the ruler of a kingdom is understood to be the highest rank in the feudal order, potentially subject, at least nominally, only to an emperor (harking back to the client kings of the Roman Republic and Roman Empire).[2]
  • In a modern context, the title may refer to the ruler of one of a number of modern monarchies (either absolute or constitutional). The title of king is used alongside other titles for monarchs: in the West, emperor, grand prince, prince, archduke, duke or grand duke, and in the Islamic world, malik, sultan, emir or hakim, etc.[3]
  • The city-states of the Aztec Empire had a Tlatoani, which were kings of pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica. The Huey Tlatoani was the emperor of the Aztecs.[4]

The term king may also refer to a king consort, a title that is sometimes given to the husband of a ruling queen, but the title of prince consort is more common.

Etymology

The English term king is derived from the Anglo-Saxon cyning, which in turn is derived from the Common Germanic *kuningaz. The Common Germanic term was borrowed into Estonian and Finnish at an early time, surviving in these languages as kuningas. It is a derivation from the term *kunjom «kin» (Old English cynn) by the -inga- suffix. The literal meaning is that of a «scion of the [noble] kin», or perhaps «son or descendant of one of noble birth» (OED).

The English term translates, and is considered equivalent to, Latin rēx and its equivalents in the various European languages. The Germanic term is notably different from the word for «King» in other Indo-European languages (*rēks «ruler»; Latin rēx, Sanskrit rājan and Irish ríg; however, see Gothic reiks and, e.g., modern German Reich and modern Dutch rijk).

History

The English word is of Germanic origin, and historically refers to Germanic kingship, in the pre-Christian period a type of tribal kingship. The monarchies of Europe in the Christian Middle Ages derived their claim from Christianisation and the divine right of kings, partly influenced by the notion of sacral kingship inherited from Germanic antiquity.

The Early Middle Ages begin with a fragmentation of the former Western Roman Empire into barbarian kingdoms. In Western Europe, the kingdom of the Franks developed into the Carolingian Empire by the 8th century, and the kingdoms of Anglo-Saxon England were unified into the kingdom of England by the 10th century.

With the breakup of the Carolingian Empire in the 9th century, the system of feudalism places kings at the head of a pyramid of relationships between liege lords and vassals, dependent on the regional rule of barons, and the intermediate positions of counts (or earls) and dukes. The core of European feudal manorialism in the High Middle Ages were the territories of the former Carolingian Empire, i.e. the kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire (centered on the nominal kingdoms of Germany and Italy).[5]

In the course of the European Middle Ages, the European kingdoms underwent a general trend of centralisation of power, so that by the Late Middle Ages there were a number of large and powerful kingdoms in Europe, which would develop into the great powers of Europe in the Early Modern period.

  • In the Iberian Peninsula, the remnants of the Visigothic Kingdom, the petty kingdoms of Asturias and Pamplona, expanded into the kingdom of Portugal, the Crown of Castile and the Crown of Aragon with the ongoing Reconquista.
  • In southern Europe, the kingdom of Sicily was established following the Norman conquest of southern Italy. The Kingdom of Sardinia was claimed as a separate title held by the Crown of Aragon in 1324. In the Balkans, the Kingdom of Serbia was established in 1217.
  • In central Europe, the Kingdom of Hungary was established in AD 1000 following the Christianisation of the Magyars. The kingdoms of Poland and Bohemia were established within the Holy Roman Empire in 1025 and 1198, respectively.
  • In eastern Europe, the Grand Duchy of Moscow did not technically claim the status of kingdom until the early modern Tsardom of Russia.
  • In northern Europe, the tribal kingdoms of the Viking Age by the 11th century expanded into the North Sea Empire under Cnut the Great, king of Denmark, England and Norway. The Christianization of Scandinavia resulted in «consolidated» kingdoms of Sweden and Norway, and by the end of the medieval period the pan-Scandinavian Kalmar Union.

Contemporary kings

Currently (as of 2022), fifteen kings are recognized as the heads of state of sovereign states (i.e. English king is used as official translation of the respective native titles held by the monarchs).

Most of these are heads of state of constitutional monarchies; kings ruling over absolute monarchies are the King of Saudi Arabia, the King of Bahrain and the King of Eswatini.[6]

Monarch House Title Kingdom Reign begin Age Monarchy est.
Harald V, King of Norway Glücksburg konge Kingdom of Norway January 17, 1991 86 11th c.
Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden Bernadotte konung Kingdom of Sweden September 15, 1973 76 12th c.
Felipe VI, King of Spain Bourbon rey Kingdom of Spain June 19, 2014 55 1978 / 1479
Willem-Alexander, King of the Netherlands Orange-Nassau koning Kingdom of the Netherlands April 30, 2013 55 1815
Philippe , King of the Belgians Saxe-Coburg and Gotha koning / roi / König Kingdom of Belgium July 21, 2013 62 1830
Salman, King of Saudi Arabia Saud ملك malik Kingdom of Saudi Arabia January 23, 2015 87 1932
Abdullah II, King of Jordan Hashim ملك malik Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan February 7, 1999 61 1946
Mohammed VI, King of Morocco Alaoui ملك malik Kingdom of Morocco July 23, 1999 59 1956
Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, King of Bahrain Khalifa ملك malik Kingdom of Bahrain February 14, 2002 73 1971
Vajiralongkorn, King of Thailand Chakri กษัตริย์ kasat Kingdom of Thailand October 13, 2016 70 1782
Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, King of Bhutan Wangchuck འབྲུག་རྒྱལ་པོ་ druk gyalpo Kingdom of Bhutan December 9, 2006 43 1907
Norodom Sihamoni, King of Cambodia Norodom ស្ដេច sdac Kingdom of Cambodia October 14, 2004 69 1993 / 1953
Tupou VI, King of Tonga Tupou king / tu’i Kingdom of Tonga March 18, 2012 63 1970
Letsie III, King of Lesotho Moshesh king / morena Kingdom of Lesotho February 7, 1996 59 1966
Mswati III, King of Eswatini Dlamini ngwenyama Kingdom of Eswatini April 25, 1986 54 1968
Charles III, King of the United Kingdom Windsor King United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Commonwealth realms September 8, 2022 74 927 / 843

See also

  • Anointing
  • Big man (anthropology)
  • Buddhist kingship
  • Client king
  • Coronation
  • Designation
  • Divine right of kings
  • Germanic kingship
  • Great King
  • High King
  • King consort
  • King of Kings
  • Petty king
  • Queen
  • Realm
  • Royal and noble ranks
  • Royal family
  • Sacred king
  • Tribal kingship
Titles translated as «king»
  • Archon
  • Basileus
  • Lugal
  • Kabaka
  • Mepe (title)
  • Malik/Melekh
  • Mwami
  • Negus
  • Oba
  • Raja
  • Rex (king)
  • Rí
  • Tlatoani
  • Shah
  • Tagavor

Notes

  1. ^ There have been rare exceptions, most notably Jadwiga of Poland and Mary, Queen of Hungary, who were crowned as King of Poland and King of Hungary respectively during the 1380s.
  2. ^ The notion of a king being below an emperor in the feudal order, just as a duke is the rank below a king, is more theoretical than historical. The only kingdom title held within the Holy Roman Empire was the Kingdom of Bohemia, with the Kingdoms of Germany, Italy and Burgundy/Arles being nominal realms. The titles of King of the Germans and King of the Romans were non-landed titles held by the Emperor-elect (sometimes during the lifetime of the previous Emperor, sometimes not), although there were anti-Kings at various points; Arles and Italy were either held directly by the Emperor or not at all.

    The Austrian and Austro-Hungarian Empires technically contained various kingdoms (Hungary, Bohemia, Dalmatia, Illyria, Lombardy–Venetia and Galicia and Lodomeria, as well as the Kingdoms of Croatia and Slavonia which were themselves subordinate titles to the Hungarian Kingdom and which were merged as Croatia-Slavonia in 1868), but the emperor and the respective kings were the same person. The Russian Empire did not include any kingdoms. The short-lived First French Empire (1804–1814/5) included a number of client kingdoms under Napoleon I, such as the Kingdom of Italy, the Kingdom of Westphalia, the Kingdom of Etruria, the Kingdom of Württemberg, the Kingdom of Bavaria, the Kingdom of Saxony and the Kingdom of Holland. The German Empire (1871-1918) included the Kingdoms of Prussia, Bavaria, Württemberg and Saxony, with the Prussian king also holding the Imperial title.

  3. ^ Pine, L.G. (1992). Titles: How the King became His Majesty. New York: Barnes & Noble. p. 86. ISBN 978-1-56619-085-5.
  4. ^ History Crunch Writers. «Aztec Emperors (Huey Tlatoani)». History Crunch — History Articles, Summaries, Biographies, Resources and More. Retrieved 18 April 2021.
  5. ^
    see e.g. M. Mitterauer, Why Europe?: The Medieval Origins of Its Special Path, University of Chicago Press (2010),
    p. 28.
  6. ^ The distinction of the title of «king» from «sultan» or «emir» in oriental monarchies is largely stylistics; the Sultanate of Oman, the State of Qatar, the State of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates are also categorised as absolute monarchies.

References

  • Cannadine, David; Price, Simon, eds. (1987). Rituals of Royalty: Power and Ceremonial in Traditional Societies. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-33513-2. LCCN 86-29881.
  • Craughwell, Thomas J. (2009). 5,000 Years of Royalty: Kings, Queens, Princes, Emperors & Tsars. Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers. ISBN 978-1-60376-189-5.
  • Hani, Jean (2011). Sacred Royalty: From the Pharaoh to the Most Christian King. The Matheson Trust. ISBN 978-1-908092-05-2.

External links

Look up cyning in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

  • Media related to Kings at Wikimedia Commons

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  • Phillip, Walter Alison (1911). «King» . Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 15 (11th ed.). pp. 805–806.
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  1. How do you address a Chinese king?
  2. How do you say King in Cantonese?
  3. What is Chinese Shi?
  4. What boy name means lonely?
  5. What name means misery?
  6. What boy name means alone?
  7. What are the dangerous names?
  8. What boy name means wolf?
  9. What name means strong fighter?

Saying King in European Languages

How do you address a Chinese king?

Beside these, “bixia” (your majesty), gexia (your excellency), dianxia(your highness) , “huangshang”(the king) were also used to address the emperor. But all of those may be different in different dynasties, and in many classic books, there are still some others forms among the minor groups.

How do you say King in Cantonese?

The Cantonese word wong – 王 – wong4. (king in Cantonese)

Language Ways to say king
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Estonian kuningas Edit
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What is Chinese Shi?

The shi (Chinese: 尸; pinyin: shī; Wade–Giles: sh’ih; lit. ‘corpse’) was a ceremonial “personator” who represented a dead relative during ancient Chinese ancestral sacrifices.

What boy name means lonely?

Al-Farid – this name generally means ‘a person who is lonely and alone in his life. ‘ Akir – this name is usually for a boy and the meaning of this exclusive and magnificent name is ‘lonely or loner.

What name means misery?

Desdemona (African origin) means, “ill-fated one” and “misery”.

What boy name means alone?

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Aikyan Boy Unity; One Alone
Chardy Boy A Burning Fire that …
Eakant Boy Alone
Ekaatmaa Boy

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What boy name means wolf?

Sigewulf. The name has a Germanic origin and it means “A Victorious wolf”. This is a nice boy name that means wolf.

What name means strong fighter?

Swithin Swithin is an Old English name meaning strong warrior.

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  • kongeDanish
  • KGerman
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  • กษัตริย์Thai
  • kralTurkish
  • корольUkrainian
  • بادشاہUrdu
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  • קעניגYiddish
  • 王Chinese

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