Knjaz (Prince)

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Knjaz (Prince) is a Slavic princely title historically used by rulers and high-ranking nobles, notably in Montenegro and other Eastern European lands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Slavic princely title
hereditary title
category Slavic titles
royal and noble ranks
cognateWith knez
knyaz
knyaz’
denotes high-ranking noble
prince
ruler
equivalentInEnglish duke
prince
etymologicallyRelatedTo Germanic word "kuningaz" (king)
hasFemaleForm Knjaginja NERFINISHED
historicalPeriodOfUse 19th century
Middle Ages NERFINISHED
early modern period
languageOfOrigin Proto-Slavic
notablyUsedBy Montenegrin rulers
rankRelativeTo above ordinary nobility
below king
regionAssociatedWith Eastern Europe NERFINISHED
Slavic Europe NERFINISHED
relatedTitle Knez NERFINISHED
Knyaz
Veliki Knjaz (Grand Prince) NERFINISHED
status historical title in most countries
stillUsedAs dynastic or honorific title in some Slavic monarchies or noble houses
titleType secular
usedByState Principality of Montenegro NERFINISHED
Principality of Serbia NERFINISHED
medieval principalities in Eastern Europe
medieval principalities of Kievan Rus'
usedFor members of ruling dynasties
rulers of principalities
territorial lords
usedIn Belarus NERFINISHED
Bulgaria NERFINISHED
Kievan Rus' NERFINISHED
Montenegro NERFINISHED
Poland NERFINISHED
Russia NERFINISHED
Serbia NERFINISHED
Ukraine NERFINISHED
other Eastern European lands
writtenIn Cyrillic script in many Slavic languages

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