Rex Scottorum (King of the Scots)

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Rex Scottorum (King of the Scots) is the Latin royal style historically used to designate the monarch ruling over the medieval kingdom of the Scots.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin title
royal style
appliesTo King of Scotland NERFINISHED
category Latin monarchic styles
Scottish royal titles
contrastsWith Rex Anglorum
Rex Britanniae NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Scotland
domain diplomatic style
heraldry
royalty
grammaticalNumber singular
hasGender masculine
hasGenitivePlural Scottorum
language Latin
literalMeaning King of the Scots
partOf royal titulature of Scottish kings
refersTo people of the kingdom of the Scots
relatedConcept King of Scotland NERFINISHED
King of the Scots NERFINISHED
script Latin alphabet
shortFormOf Rex Scottorum et Britanniarum NERFINISHED
successorStyle King of Great Britain NERFINISHED
Rex Scotiae NERFINISHED
timePeriod High Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Late Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Middle Ages
usedBy Scottish monarchy NERFINISHED
usedByRuler Alexander II of Scotland NERFINISHED
Alexander III of Scotland NERFINISHED
David I of Scotland NERFINISHED
David II of Scotland NERFINISHED
James I of Scotland NERFINISHED
James II of Scotland NERFINISHED
James III of Scotland NERFINISHED
James IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
James V of Scotland NERFINISHED
James VI of Scotland NERFINISHED
Mary, Queen of Scots NERFINISHED
Robert I of Scotland NERFINISHED
Robert II of Scotland NERFINISHED
Robert III of Scotland NERFINISHED
William I of Scotland NERFINISHED
usedFor monarch of the Scots
usedIn medieval Scotland
usedInContext medieval Latin
usedInDocuments diplomatic correspondence
royal charters
royal seals

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Constantine II of Scotland title Rex Scottorum (King of the Scots)