Earl of St Andrews

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earldom noble title nobleman prince of the United Kingdom

The Earl of St Andrews is a British noble title traditionally held by a member of the royal family, notably associated with the lineage of Prince George, Duke of Kent.

Aliases (2)

Statements (40)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	earldom → noble title → nobleman → prince of the United Kingdom →
associatedTitle	Baron Downpatrick →
associatedWith	British royal family →
associatedWithMonarchy	British monarchy →
ceremonialUse	courtesy title for heir to Duke of Kent →
country	United Kingdom →
createdFor	Prince George, Duke of Kent →
currentHolder	George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews →
dateOfCreation	1934 →
father	George V → Prince Edward, Duke of Kent →
grandfather	Prince George, Duke of Kent →
hereditary	true →
holderReligionTraditionally	Church of England →
house	House of Windsor →
linkedTo	Dukedom of Kent →
locatedInJurisdiction	Scotland →
memberOf	House of Windsor →
monarchAtCreation	George V →
mother	Mary of Teck →
namedAfter	St Andrews →
nobleFamily	House of Windsor →
partOf	Peerage of the United Kingdom →
peerageType	hereditary peerage →
rank	earl →
realm	England →
socialClass	British nobility →
status	extant →
style	Earl →
subsidiaryTitle	Earl of St Andrews →
subsidiaryTitleOf	Duke of Kent →
succession	male-preference primogeniture →
title	Duke of Kent → Earl of St Andrews →
titleHolderLineage	lineage of Prince George, Duke of Kent →
traditionalHolder	member of the British royal family →
usedBy	heir apparent to the Dukedom of Kent →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews → Prince George Edward Alexander Edmund → Prince George, Duke of Kent →	title
George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews → George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews →	courtesyTitle
George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews → Prince Edward, Duke of Kent →	nobleTitle
Prince George, Duke of Kent →	subsidiaryTitle