Queen Dowager

E679098

A Queen Dowager is the widow of a king who retains the title of queen after his death, often holding ceremonial status and precedence at court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf court title
monarchical office
royal title
gender female
hasDefinition widow of a king who retains the title of queen after his death
hasDomain nobility
royalty
hasEtymology "dowager" from Old French "douagiere"
hasLanguageUsage English-language monarchical terminology
hasLegalNature title of dignity
hasLimitation normally no constitutional powers
normally no sovereign authority
hasMaritalStatus widowed
hasOppositeStatus reigning queen
hasPrecedence high precedence at court
hasRole ceremonial role
symbolic role
hasStatus widow of a king
hasTemporalAspect title held after king's death
isDistinctFrom Queen Consort NERFINISHED
Queen Mother NERFINISHED
Queen Regnant NERFINISHED
mayBeAddressedAs Her Majesty
mayBeGranted income or allowance
residences
mayBeRegulatedBy dynastic statutes
house laws
national law
mayCoexistWith new queen consort
reigning monarch
mayExercise informal influence
social patronage
mayHold court precedence
honorary precedence
mayParticipateIn court ceremonies
state ceremonies
mayResideAt royal court
relatedConcept dowager
royal widow
requiresCondition husband is deceased
husband was a king
retainsTitle queen
usedInContext hereditary monarchy
royal courts
usedInSystem monarchy

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