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British Royal Titles

Fill the blanks in these titles held by members of the British royal family.
This quiz does not imply that these are their only titles
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Last updated: September 10, 2022
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First submittedJanuary 8, 2021
Times taken17,672
Average score70.0%
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Royal person
Lifespan
Title
Camilla
1947–
Queen Consort
Andrew
1960–
Duke of York
William
1982–
Prince of Wales
Harry
1984–
Duke of Sussex
Edward
1964–
Earl of Wessex
Philip
1921–2021
Duke of Edinburgh
Margaret, sister of Elizabeth II
1930–2002
Countess of Snowdon
Henry, third son of George V
1900–1974
Duke of Gloucester
George, fourth son of George V
1902–1942
Duke of Kent
Edward VIII, post abdication
1894–1972
Duke of Windsor
28 Comments
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Level 83
Jan 8, 2021
Fun quiz, definitely some lesser known royals here. Small typo: "George, fourth son"
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Level ∞
Jan 8, 2021
Fixed the typo. I've been watching "The Crown" lately and so I've gotten into all this nonsense.
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Level 73
Jan 8, 2021
I just finished the current season of The Crown. I'm kicking myself for missing Prince Philipp's title. But hey, 8/11, could be worse.
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Level 79
Sep 10, 2022
Not sure that I appreciate the titles of the most senior representatives of my country being described as 'nonsense'
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Level 70
Jan 8, 2021
Somehow I got 5 points, despite only getting 6/11 questions and beating or equaling 36.4%. Not complaining...I'll take the points...just a little surprised
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Level 73
Jan 8, 2021
The quiz is quite new. It all will change once enough people have taken it.
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Level 69
Jan 8, 2021
Wonderfully Royal Quiz! 👑 You might add Princess Alice of Battenberg (Phillip's mom) & Anne, Princess Royal!
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Level 83
Jan 8, 2021
and Earl Mountbatten
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Level 85
Jan 10, 2021
It's commonplace for royal sons to be awarded the title of a royal duke at their marriage. The queen's youngest, Edward, was named Earl of Wessex. He'll inherit the title Duke of Edinburgh from his father when both he and the queen pass on. Of course, mum and dad are 94 and 99 respectively and still rolling along.
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Level 83
Jan 14, 2021
Duke of Earl didn't work. That would've given me 1 point (total).
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Level 67
Jan 21, 2021
Lol!!
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Level 80
Jan 21, 2021
Got all except Duke of Gloucester!
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Level 59
Jan 21, 2021
I’m Scottish so kept wondering why Duchess of Rothesay wasn’t working... duh, Cornwall
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Level 87
May 12, 2021
In the same vein, Prince Edward is Earl of Forfar in Scotland.
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Level 77
Jan 21, 2021
I’ve learned so much from watching The Crown lol.
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Level 64
Jan 21, 2021
thank you The Crown for this knowledge :)
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Level 70
Apr 9, 2021
Probably needs an update, as Philip just passed away.
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Level 61
May 13, 2021
Philip's lifespan needs to be changed...
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Level 44
Dec 7, 2021
Update, Prince Philip died. :(
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Level 87
Apr 7, 2022
Philip's lifespan should be updated to include 2022 as his year of death
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Level ∞
Apr 7, 2022
Okay.
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Level 83
Jun 8, 2022
Except he died in 2021.
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Level 94
Sep 8, 2022
When I type in the response for Camilla, the answer for William also appears. Is that a glitch or is there some reason why the two are considered equivalent?
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Level 87
Sep 9, 2022
They haven't updated Camilla, who ceased to be Duchess of Cornwall when she became Queen.

William gained the Dukedom of Cornwall automatically on becoming heir apparent, and so 'Cornwall' rightly gives you the Duke of Cornwall and Cambridge's answers.

Did this, before yesterday, give you Camilla (her husband having inherited his Father's Dukedom, so she was Dutchess) when you answered Phillip? That title is now merged with the Crown (and so ceased to exist), though expected to be recreated for Prince Edward.

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Level ∞
Sep 9, 2022
Fixed, thanks.
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Level 82
Nov 14, 2022
Is a Dutchess a woman from the Netherlands? :)
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Level 73
May 21, 2024
No, because she’s a duchess, not a dutchess :-D
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Level 73
May 21, 2024
Update, Prince Edward is, as of March 2023, Duke of Edinburgh. Strictly speaking, ‘Earl of Wessex’ is still correct, as is ‘Earl of Forfar’ and ‘Viscount Severn’ but the latter three are now subsidiary titles to the Dukedom of Edinburgh.