Principality

Principality is the term used to describe any nation, or division of a nation, ruled by a figure who styles themselves as Prince, Princess or very rarely as a variety of Princeps. Principalities can be sovereign, independent nations or they can be sub-divisions of larger Kingdoms or Empires. Both are common in the micronational world. Sometimes, a Principality is officially known as a Grand Duchy or Duchy, with the Prince adding the title of Grand Duke or Duke respectively to their list of styles.

Macronational examples:

• Andorra
• Monaco
• Liechtenstein

Micronational examples:

• Principality of Domanglia
• Principality of Beremagne
• Principality of New Eiffel
• Principality of Burdany
• Principality of Posaf
• Principality of Sancratosia
• Principality of Sealand
• Principality of Serssia
• Principality of Rossland
• Principality of Runnymede
• Nelleore Principality (formerly)
• Princian Commonwealth
• Principality of Cristus