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AlexandreDavigne: minor grammatical tweak

2006-11-10T13:26:30Z

minor grammatical tweak

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	'''Regnant''' is an adjective meaning "[[reign]]ing." Most often it is contrasted with [[consort]]. For most of history, at least in the Western world, a [[Queen]] did not reign~~, for~~ the woman who [[marriage\|married]] the [[King]] was the "Queen Consort." [[Elizabeth I]], however, was a "Queen Regnant."		'''Regnant''' is an adjective meaning "[[reign]]ing." Most often it is contrasted with [[consort]]. For most of history, at least in the Western world, a [[Queen]] did not reign; the woman who [[marriage\|married]] the [[King]] was the "Queen Consort." [[Elizabeth I]], however, was a "Queen Regnant."

	In the [[SCA]] the main use of the term is to draw a distinction between a [[Crown Prince\|Crown Prince/Princess]], who is going to be King/Queen soon, but who does not reign anywhere, and a [[Prince\|Prince/Princess]] Regnant, who rules over a [[Principality]].		In the [[SCA]] the main use of the term is to draw a distinction between a [[Crown Prince\|Crown Prince/Princess]], who is going to be King/Queen soon, but who does not reign anywhere, and a [[Prince\|Prince/Princess]] Regnant, who rules over a [[Principality]].

Cian at 06:42, 10 November 2006

2006-11-10T06:42:55Z

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	'''Regnant''' is an adjective meaning "~~reigning~~." Most often it is contrasted with [[consort]]. For most of history, at least in the Western world, a [[Queen]] did not reign, the woman who married the [[King]] was the "Queen Consort." [[Elizabeth I]], however, was a "Queen Regnant."		'''Regnant''' is an adjective meaning "[[reign]]ing." Most often it is contrasted with [[consort]]. For most of history, at least in the Western world, a [[Queen]] did not reign, for the woman who [[marriage\|married]] the [[King]] was the "Queen Consort." [[Elizabeth I]], however, was a "Queen Regnant."

	In the [[SCA]] the main use of the term is to draw a distinction between a [[Crown Prince\|Crown Prince/Princess]], who is going to be ~~Kin~~/Queen soon, but who does not reign anywhere, and a [[Prince\|Prince/Princess]] Regnant, who rules over a [[Principality]].		In the [[SCA]] the main use of the term is to draw a distinction between a [[Crown Prince\|Crown Prince/Princess]], who is going to be King/Queen soon, but who does not reign anywhere, and a [[Prince\|Prince/Princess]] Regnant, who rules over a [[Principality]].

AlexandreDavigne at 15:19, 9 November 2006

2006-11-09T15:19:58Z

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'''Regnant''' is an adjective meaning "reigning." Most often it is contrasted with [[consort]]. For most of history, at least in the Western world, a [[Queen]] did not reign, the woman who married the [[King]] was the "Queen Consort." [[Elizabeth I]], however, was a "Queen Regnant."

In the [[SCA]] the main use of the term is to draw a distinction between a [[Crown Prince|Crown Prince/Princess]], who is going to be Kin/Queen soon, but who does not reign anywhere, and a [[Prince|Prince/Princess]] Regnant, who rules over a [[Principality]].