Queen Alexandra, the much loved consort of Edward VII · Greek
The one eyed warrior queen of Kush who fought Rome · Meroitic
Queen Amina of Zazzau, a warrior queen of the Hausa · Hausa
Grand duchess of imperial Russia · Russian
Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France before the revolution · French
For Eleanor of Aquitaine, medieval queen · French
Catherine of Aragon, the Spanish princess and first wife of Henry VIII · Spanish
The title of the princesses of the House of Habsburg · German
The name of several queens of Ptolemaic Egypt · Greek
A noblewoman of the lowest rank of peerage · English
Greek for bringing victory, the name of queens of Egypt · Greek
For Anne Boleyn, Tudor queen of England · English
Catherine the Great of Russia and three wives of Henry VIII · Greek
The last pharaoh of Egypt
The crowning of a new monarch
A small crown · small dogs
A noblewoman, the wife of a count or an earl
The female equal of a knight · French
A jewelled band worn as a crown · Greek
A woman who rules an empire, from the Latin imperatrix
Empress Eugenie of France, wife of Napoleon III · French
A shaman queen of ancient Japan · Japanese
A Spanish or Portuguese royal daughter · Spanish · small dogs
The first female monarch of Poland · Polish
The last queen of Hawaii and a gifted songwriter · Hawaiian
Great queen in the courts of India · Sanskrit
The Ethiopian name of the Queen of Sheba · Amharic
Arabic for queen · Arabic
The wife or the equal of a marquis · French
Margaret I of Denmark, who united three Nordic kingdoms · Danish
Mumtaz Mahal, the empress for whom the Taj Mahal was built · Persian
Warrior queen of Ndongo and Matamba · Angolan
The queen of Macedon and mother of Alexander the Great · Greek
Madame de Pompadour, who gave her name to a grand hairstyle · French
The daughter of a king or a queen · English
A pet form of queen, common for dogs in Victorian Britain
Razia Sultan, the first woman to rule the Delhi Sultanate · Arabic
The crown jewels and symbols of a monarch
The Bactrian wife of Alexander the Great · Persian
The nickname of Empress Elisabeth of Austria · German · small dogs
Sophia of Hanover, the heir to the British throne who began the Georgian line · Greek
Grand duchess of the Russian imperial court · Russian
Byzantine empress who ruled beside Justinian · Greek
A jewelled headband, from the Greek for a Persian cap · small dogs
A powerful great royal wife of ancient Egypt · Egyptian
Warrior queen of Palmyra · Greek
Aethelred the Unready, an Anglo Saxon king · Old English
Mughal emperor who ruled much of India · Persian · big dogs
The young Tsarevich of Russia, whose spaniel Joy was always by his side · Russian
An ancient Greek word for a high king · Greek
The title of the princes of the House of Habsburg · German
The heraldic word for silver, from the Latin argentum · French
Indian emperor who spread Buddhism · Sanskrit
The first king of all England, crowned in 925 · Old English
The first emperor of Rome · Latin · big dogs
For Marcus Aurelius, philosopher emperor of Rome · Latin
Red bearded Holy Roman emperor · Italian · big dogs
A Russian noble of old · Russian
The Roman family name that became a title · Latin · big dogs
Viking king of England, Denmark and Norway · Norse
The officer who ran a royal household · French
Frankish king crowned emperor of the west · French · big dogs
The leader of a clan or tribe
The name of ten kings of Denmark · Danish
The Danish king of England who, in legend, could not hold back the tide · Old Norse
Roman emperor who founded Constantinople · Latin
A noble title, for a dog with a dignified air
The king of Lydia whose name means fabulously rich · Greek
Founder of the Persian empire · Persian
Persian king who built the royal road · Persian
The title of the heir to the French throne · French
The elected ruler of Venice for over a thousand years · Italian
An English rank of the nobility
An Arabic title for a prince or commander · Arabic
The ruler of an empire · Latin · big dogs
Founder of the Mongol empire · Mongolian · big dogs
The name of six kings of Sweden · Swedish
The name of seven kings of Norway · Norwegian
The great royal house of Austria and Spain · German
Roman emperor who walled off northern Britain · Latin
The German royal house of the British Georges · German
The officer who announces royal news · English
The court entertainer who could tease the king · English · small dogs
King John of England, who sealed Magna Carta · Hebrew
Juba II, the scholarly king of Mauretania · Berber
The Byzantine emperor who built the Hagia Sophia · Latin
German, emperor, from the name Caesar · German · big dogs
King Kalakaua of Hawaii, the Merrie Monarch · Hawaiian
Kamehameha the Great, who united the Hawaiian Islands · Hawaiian · big dogs
A male ruler, from the Old English cyning · big dogs
A mounted warrior sworn to serve the crown
Mongol emperor who founded the Yuan dynasty · Mongolian
A Scottish landowner, the lord of an estate · Scottish
The royal house of the red rose
Real king of Scotland in the eleventh century · Scottish
Great king in the courts of India · Sanskrit · big dogs
The name of four kings of Scotland · Scottish
The title of the emperors of Mali · Mandinka
A German noble who guarded a border march · German
A noble rank between a duke and an earl
A noble ranking above an earl · French
The Emperor Meiji, who opened Japan to the modern world · Japanese
A Persian title for a prince · Persian
A king or a queen who reigns alone · Greek · big dogs
Aztec emperor of ancient Mexico · Nahuatl · big dogs
A Roman emperor, and Italian for black · Latin
Niall of the Nine Hostages, a legendary High King of Ireland · Irish
The title of a Yoruba or Benin king · Yoruba
The Inca ruler who built Machu Picchu · Quechua
K'inich Janaab Pakal, the great Maya king of Palenque · Maya
Title of Britain's legendary high kings · Welsh · big dogs
Title of the kings of ancient Egypt · Egyptian · big dogs
The royal house that ruled England for over three centuries
The son of a monarch, from the Latin princeps, first
Dynasty of Greek kings who ruled Egypt · Greek
An Indian king or prince · Sanskrit
The name of eleven pharaohs of Egypt · Egyptian · big dogs
The name of Habsburg emperors, including Rudolf II, patron of art and science · German
The Viking founder of the first Russian royal line · Old Norse
Sargon of Akkad, the founder of the first great empire · Akkadian
Seti I, the pharaoh who built a great temple at Abydos · Egyptian
The Persian title for a king · Persian
Holy Roman emperor and king of Hungary · German
The title of a knight, short and smart for a dog
A knight's young attendant at court · English
Ottoman sultan known as the magnificent · Turkish · big dogs
Arabic, ruler · Arabic · big dogs
A Scottish lord, as Macbeth was Thane of Cawdor · Scottish
Roman emperor at the empire's greatest extent · Latin
The title of the emperors of Russia · Russian
Legendary British king, father of Arthur · Welsh
Name of several medieval Danish kings · Norse
A rank of nobility just below an earl · English
A high minister in the old Islamic courts · Arabic
King of the great Persian empire · Persian · big dogs