Seal and Tartan

Titles and Superlatives
Titles:
- Royal Prince/Princess as Sovereign.
- Prince/Princess of Baile Uí Bhrolcháin – the Heir(ess).
- Prince/Princess of the House
- Prince/Princess - foreign - {granted subject to the house.}
- Prince/Princess - foreign - free
- Duke/Duchess - of the House
- Duke/Duchess - foreign - {granted subject to the house.}
- Duke/Duchess - foreign - free
- Chieftain of Clan or the Name - Specified {Lord, Baron, Earl, Duke, Prince} {already granted and recognized.}
- Chieftain of Clan or Name - {granted and subject to the house} - Specified {Lord, Baron, Earl.}
- Grand Masters / Hochmeister's of Sovereign Orders - (Archducal, Grand Ducal or Princely).
- Grand Masters / Hochmeister's of Royal Orders - (Princely or Ducal).
- Grand Masters / Hochmeister's of Ecclesiastic Orders - (Princely or Ducal).
- Grand Masters / Hochmeister's of Military Orders - (Ducal).
- Grand Masters / Hochmeister's of Chivalric Orders - (Ducal).
- Marquis/Marchioness, - {in most cases, is not often used any longer, also holds no positions of royalty.}
- Earl, Count/Countess - {Earl is the predominant title of usage, although the title of Count may be granted.}
- Viscount/Viscountess
- Baron/Baroness - {by Letters Patent} - and all above except for Grand Masters, as these are elected or appointed for life.
- Baronet/Baronetess - specified - {by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
- Knight/Dame - specified - {by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
- Lord/Dame - specified - {by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
- Lord of the Manor - specified - {by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
- Squire/Squireen - specified -{by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
- Life Peerages -{by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
- Honorable -{by listing in the sovereign's Royal Registry and newsletter / Magazine, Hereditary or for Life.}
Superlatives:
- Your Royal Majesty
- Your Royal Highness.
- Your Highness.
- Your Eminence.
- Your Royal Grace
- Your Grace.
- My Lord or My Lady.
- Sir/Dame
- Honorable, add name.
Note:
- The rules that dictate who can and can’t be a Prince or Princess are complicated, though the sovereign can alter them as they see fit.
- Usually, all legitimate children of the sovereign are titled Prince/Princess.
- This is at the sovereign's discretion.
- All children of the Prince/Princess of Baile Uí Bhrolcháin are titled as Prince/Princess.
- All other grandchildren are titled as the sovereign deems appropriate.
- Siblings of the sovereign are titled Dukes/Duchesses, except the eldest sibling will be titled Prince/Princess Royal.
- All of the sovereign's siblings' children shall be titled as Sir/Lady unless otherwise titled.
- For all of the sovereign's siblings, only the eldest child surviving will inherit the ducal title.