Pyrusian Princess

The title of Princess of Pyrus is granted by its sovereign — the reigning king or queen — who is the fount of all honours, and is conferred through the issuing of letters patent as an expression of the royal will. Individuals holding the title of princess will usually also be granted the style of Royal Highness. When a Pyrusian prince is married, his wife, if not already a princess in her own right, gains the privilege of sharing in her husband's princely title and the dignity of being known as a Pyrusian princess in his name. For example, if Prince Kranare were to marry, his wife would be known as Her Royal Highness The Princess Kranare, and would be entitled to refer to herself as a Princess of Pyrus. 
A contrast can be made with the title of Crown Princess of Pyrus, which is reserved for the wife of the eldest, living son of the King of Pyrus, the heir apparent. Crown Princess being a higher title, dignity and honour than Princess, but all Crown Princesses are also Princesses of Pyrus.
Another contrast can be made with the title of Princess Royal, which is a title conferred by the royal will to the eldest, living daughter of the King of Pyrus. Princess Royal being a higher title, dignity and honour than Princess, but lower than Crown Princess. However, all Princesses Royal are also Princesses of Pyrus.
== History ==
After His Majesty King Molthrod came to the throne, it became customary for the daughters of the sovereign and granddaughters of the sovereign in the male line to be titled 'Princess' and styled Her Royal Highness (abbreviated HRH). Great-granddaughters of the sovereign in the male line were styled in the same way as the children of dukes.
The first Princess of Pyrus was Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess Histin, the wife of the son, and heir apparent, of His Majesty King Molthrod, when she married her husband on 27th May 1559. 
The most recent individual to become a Princess of Pyrus was Her Royal Highness The Princess Ulanar, the youngest daughter of His Majesty King Celasin, on 2nd August 1784.
There have been 16 Princesses of Pyrus from the House of Derfel, 9 Princesses by blood and 7 by marriage.
== List of Princesses of Pyrus ==
These two lists are for both princesses of the royal blood and those who became princesses by marriage.
Name 	Born	Died	Royal Lineage 	Notes
Grantaz	1582	1593	1st great granddaughter of King Molthrod	Princess of Pyrus from 1584 to 1590; Princess Royal from 1590 to her death.
Nel 	1583	1602	2nd great granddaughter of King Molthrod	Princess of Pyrus from 1584 to 1593; Princess Royal from 1593 to her death.
Lisab 	1584	1593	3rd granddaughter of King Bolgrad 	Princess of Pyrus from birth to her death.
Erce 	1692	1751	only daughter of King Waghallen 	Princess Royal from birth to her death; Princess of Pyrus from birth to her death.
Cardig 	1712	1768	only daughter of King Bach 	Princess of Pyrus from birth to her death; Princess Royal from 1751 to her death.
Amhar 	1746	 	1st great granddaughter of King Bach 	Princess of Pyrus from 1752; Baroness of Illattia from 1767 to 1772; Princess Royal from 1772; Baroness of Zentan from 1772 to 1772; Countess of Hanath from 1773; Grand Duchess of Bachstadt from 1784 to 1784;
Clovis 	1748	1772	2nd great granddaughter of King Bach 	Princess of Pyrus from 1752 to her death; Baroness of Floe from 1770 to her death; Baroness of Norwath from 1772 to her death.
Munan 	1778	 	1st Daughter of King Celasin 	Princess of Pyrus from birth; Countess of Bung from 1783 to 1784.
Ulanar 	1784	 	2nd Daughter of King Celasin 	Princess of Pyrus from birth; Baroness of Danegeld from 1786.
Name 	Born	Died	Marriage	Husband 	Notes
Histin Olnic 	1538	1601	1559 	His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Bolgrad	Crown Princess of Pyrus from 1559 to 1584; Princess of Pyrus 1559 until 1584; Baroness of Falenlath from 1559 to 1584; Queen Consort of Pyrus from 1584 to 1590; Queen Mother of Pyrus from 1590 to her death.
Algra Elegz 	1560	1596	1581 	His Royal Highness Prince Kranere 	Princess of Pyrus from 1581 to 1584; Countess of Pyrus from 1581 to 1584; Baroness of Gynelgarn from 1581 to 1590; Crown Princess of Pyrus from 1584 to 1590; Queen Consort of Pyrus from 1590 to her death.
Ulanar Justil	1580	1632	1603 	His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Rumel 	Crown Princess of Pyrus 1603 and from 1625 to her death; Princess of Pyrus 1603 and from 1625 to her death; Queen Regent of Pyrus from 1603 to 1625.
Olwen Bors 	1707	1762	1724 	His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Balin 	Crown Princess of Pyrus from 1724 to 1751; Princess of Pyrus from 1724 to 1751; Baroness of Futoutby from 1724 to 1751; Queen Consort of Pyrus from 1752 to her death.
Alle Sane 	1725	1784	1744 	His Royal Highness Prince Cunglas 	Princess of Pyrus from 1744 to 1772; Countess of Pyrus from 1744 to 1751; Countess of Hanath from 1744 to 1772; Baroness of Novara from 1770 to 1772; Grand Duchess of Credain 1772 to 1772; Baroness of Hemia from 1772 to 1772; Queen Consort of Pyrus from 1772 to 1776; Empress Consort of Pyrus from 1773 to 1776; Queen Mother of Pyrus from 1776 to her death; Grand Duchess of Bachstadt from 1783 to her death.
Tudwal Thur 	1727	1747	1770 	His Royal Highness Prince Tewdric 	Princess of Pyrus from 1747 to her death; Baroness of Farouk from 1747 to 1752; Countess of Pyrus from 1752 to 1754; Baroness of Grishin from 1758 to her death.
Sacram Noldo 	1751	 	1769 	His Royal Highness Prince Celasin 	Princess of Pyrus from 1769 to 1776; Countess of Pyrus 1769 to 1772; Baroness of Lola 1771 to 1772; Marchioness of the Southern Isles 1772 to 1772; Crown Princess of Pyrus from 1772 to 1776; Empress Consort of the Pyrusian Empire from 1776; Queen Consort of Pyrus from 1776.
== See Also ==
Royal Family
Pyrusian Prince
House of Derfel
Category:Pyrusian Royalty