User:DBD/Royal peerages

Customary and automatic peerages

Peerage	Other title(s) (subsidiary)	Peers	Relation(s)
Prince of Wales	and once )	Heir apparent
Duke of Cornwall		Eldest living son who is also heir apparent (En)
Duke of Rothesay	Prince and Great Steward of Scotland	Eldest living son who is also heir apparent (Sc)
Princess Royal		Eldest daughter
Duke of York	Earl of Inverness and Baron Killyleagh	The Prince Andrew	Second son
	Earl of Inverness and Baron Killarney (twice)	The Prince Albert	Second son
	Earl of Inverness and Baron Killarney (twice)	Prince George of Wales	Second (eldest surviving) of eldest (UK; once)
Duke of York and Albany	and Earl of Ulster (thrice)	The Prince Frederick	Second son
		Prince Edward	Second of eldest
		Prince Ernest Augustus	Younger brother (6s4ad1d)
Duke of York	Duke of Albany, Earl of Ulster	James VII Stuart	Second sons
	Duke of Albany etc.	Charles I Stuart
	—	Henry VIII Tudor
	Duke of Norfolk and Earl of Surrey and Warenne, Earl of Nottingham	Richard of Shrewsbury
	Duke of Aumale , Earl of Cambridge, Earl of Rutland, Earl of Cork, Earl of Ulster, Earl of March, Lord of Clare, Baron Mortimer of Wigmore	Edmund of Langley	Fourth adult son (England; original)
Duke of Albany	Earl of Clarence and Baron Arklow	The Prince Leopold	Fourth son (UK; once)
	Duke of York, Earl of Ulster	James VII Stuart	Second sons (Sc)
	Duke of York, Marquess of Ormonde, Earl of Ross and Lord Ardmannoch	Charles I Stuart	Second sons (Sc)
	Earl of Ross and Lord Ardmanach	Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley	Consort (Sc; once)
	—	Arthur Stewart	Second sons (Sc)
	Earl of (Sc) March and Baron of Annandale, Earl of Mar and Garioch	Alexander Stewart (ii)	Second sons (Sc)
	Earl of Menteith, Earl of Atholl, Earl of Fife, Earl of Buchan	Robert Stewart the younger	Younger brother (3s1s1d)

Other peerages

Peerage	Other title(s) (subsidiary)	Peers	Relationship(s)
Duke of Lancaster	regarded as held by the Sovereign.
	—	Henry of Monmouth	Eldest adult son (heir)
	Earl of Richmond	John of Gaunt	Third adult son
	Earl of Derby, Earl of Leicester and of Lancaster, Earl of Lincoln	Henry of Grosmont	Second cousin (1s2s2s)
Duke of Cambridge	Earl of Strathearn and Baron Carrickfergus	Prince William	Eldest of eldest (spare)
	Earl of Tipperary and Baron Culloden	The Prince Adolphus	Seventh son
	Marquess of Cambridge, Earl of Milford Haven, Viscount Northallerton and Baron Tewkesbury	Prince George Augustus of Hanover	Eldest of eldest (spare)
	Earl of Cambridge and Baron of Dauntsey (twice)	4 Stuart brothers (2 cr. 2 st.)	Eldest living of second adult son (x4)
(future D of E)	Earl of Wessex and Viscount Severn, and Earl of Forfar	The Prince Edward	Third son
Duke of Edinburgh	Earl of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich	The Prince Philip	Consort
	Earl of Kent and Earl of Ulster	The Prince Alfred	Second son (but fourth in line)
	Marquess of the Isle of Ely, Earl of Eltham, Viscount Launceston and Baron Snowdon	Prince Frederick	Eldest of eldest
Duke of Orkney	and Marquess of Fife, Earl of Bothwell, Lord Hailes	James Hepburn	Consort
Duke of Ross	—	Alexander Stewart (iii)	Younger brother (posthumous second son)
Duke of Ross	Marquess of Ormonde, Earl of Ardmenach and Lord Brechin and Navar	James Stewart	Second son
Duke of Clarence and Avondale	and Earl of Athlone	Prince Albert Victor of Wales	Eldest of eldest (spare)
Duke of Clarence and St Andrews	and Earl of Munster	The Prince William	Third son
Duke of Clarence	Earl of Salisbury and Earl of Warwick	George Plantagenet the elder	Younger brother and heir (2as1s2s5s)
	and Earl of Aumale	Thomas of Lancaster	Second adult son and spare
	—	Lionel of Antwerp	Second adult son and spare
Duke of Gloucester	Earl of Ulster and Baron Culloden	The Prince Henry	Third son
Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh	and Earl of Connaught	Prince William	Third of eldest
Duke of Gloucester	(styled only)	Prince Frederick	Eldest of eldest (spare)
	(styled only)	Prince William of Denmark and Norway	Eldest of heiress apparent (spare)
	and Earl of Cambridge	Henry Stuart	Younger brother and spare (3as)
	—	Richard Crookback	Younger brother and spare (3as1s2s4as)
	and Earl of Pembroke	Humphrey of Lancaster	Fourth adult son
	Duke of Aumale , Earl of Buckingham	Thomas of Woodstock	Fifth adult son
Duke of Connaught and Strathearn	and Earl of Sussex	The Prince Arthur	Third son
Duke of Somerset	(styled only)	Edmund Tudor	Third son
	Marquess and Earl of Dorset, Earl of Somerset	Edmund Beaufort	Nephew (3as2as3as)
	and Earl of Kendal, Earl of Somerset	John Beaufort the younger	Nephew (1as2as3as)
Duke of Kintyre and Lorne	Marquess of Wigton, Earl of Carrick and Lord Annandale	Robert Stuart	Third son
Duke of Bedford	and Earl of Kendal, Earl of Richmond	John of Lancaster	Third adult son
Duke of Bedford	(styled only)	George Plantagenet	Third son
Duke of Kent	Earl of St Andrews and Baron Downpatrick	The Prince George	Fourth son
Duke of Kent and Strathearn	and Earl of Dublin	The Prince Edward	Fourth son
Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale	and Earl of Armagh	The Prince Ernest Augustus	Fifth son
Duke of Cumberland and Strathearn	and Earl of Dublin	Prince Henry	Sixth of eldest
Duke of Cumberland	Marquess of Berkhamstead, Earl of Kennington, Viscount of Trematon and Baron of the Isle of Alderney	Prince William	Second of eldest
Duke of Cumberland	Earl of Kendal and Baron Wokingham	Prince George of Denmark	Consort
Duke of Sussex	Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel	Prince Harry	Second of eldest
Duke of Sussex	Earl of Inverness and Baron Arklow	The Prince Augustus Frederick	Sixth son
Duke of Windsor		The Prince Edward	Abdicated br. (prec. as y'st br.)
Duke of Exeter	Earl of Dorset	Thomas Beaufort	Younger brother (4as3as)
Duke of Kendal	Earl of Wigmore and Baron Holdenby	Charles Stuart (iii)	Nephew (3s2as)
Duke of Hereford	Earl of Derby (styled), Earl of Hereford (jure uxoris), Earl of Northampton (jure uxoris)	Henry Bolingbroke	Cousin (1as3as)
Duchess of Norfolk	—	Margaret Marshal	First cousin twice removed (1d2as)
Marquess of Somerset	Marquess of Dorset, Earl of Somerset	John Beaufort the elder	Cousin (2as3as)
Earl of Atholl	Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick	David Stewart (ii)	Elder son (heir)
Earl of Atholl	Earl of Caithness, Earl of Strathearn, Lord Brechin, Lord Cortachy	Walter Stewart the younger	Younger brother (6s)
Earl of Lancaster	Earl of Leicester, Baron Lancaster (by writ)	Edmund Crouchback	Second son (spare)
Earl of Moray	—	David Stewart (iii)	Third son
Earl of Kent	Baron Woodstock (by writ)	Edmund of Woodstock the elder	Third adult son
Earl of Mar and Garioch	—	John Stewart the elder	Fourth son
Earl of Mar	—	John Stewart the younger	Third son
Earl of Buchan	Lord Badenoch	Alexander Stewart (i)	Fourth son
Earl of Strathearn	Earl of Atholl	Robert the Steward	Nephew (1s1d)
Earl of Strathearn	Earl of Caithness	David Stewart (i)	Fifth son
Earl of Norfolk	—	Thomas of Brotherton	Younger brother (2as)
Earl of Lincoln	—	Henry Brandon	Nephew (1s2ad)
Earl of Salisbury	—	Edward of Middleham	Nephew (1s3as1s2s4as)
Earl of Rutland	—	Edmund Plantagenet	Third cousin (2ss1s2s4as)

By seniority

Title	Home nation	Years of first creation	Years of subsequent royal(ish) creation(s)	Title otherwise unavailable
Prince
Peerage of England
Wales		1301–1307	1312–1327; 1399–1413; 1454–1471; 1471–1483; 1483–1484; 1489–1502; 1504–1509; 1537–1547; 1610–1612; 1616–1625; 1638/41–1649; 1688–1688; 1714–1727; 1729–1751; 1751–1760; 1762–1820; 1841–1901; 1901–1910; 1910–1936; 1958–present
Princess Royal		1642–1660	1727–1759; 1789–1828; 1841–1901; 1905–1931; 1932–1965; 1987–present
Duke
Peerage of England
Cornwall	England	1337–1376	1376–1377; 1399–1413; 1421–1422; 1453–1471; 1470–1483; 1483–1484; 1486–1502; 1502–1509; 1511–1511; 1514–1514; 1534–1534; 1536–1536; 1537–1547; 1603–1612; 1612–1625; 1629–1629; 1630–1649; 1688–1702; 1714–1727; 1727–1751; 1762–1820; 1841–1901; 1901–1910; 1910–1936; 1952–present
Clarence	England	1362–1368	1412–1421; 1461–1478; 1789–1830; 1890–1892
York	England	1385–1461	1474–1483; 1494–1509; 1605–1625; 1644–1685; 1716–1728; 1760–1767; 1784–1827; 1892–1910; 1920–1936; 1986–present
Gloucester	England	1385–1397	1414–1447; 1461–1483; 1659–1660; 1764–1834; 1928–present
Peerage of Scotland
Rothesay	Scotland	1398–1402	1402–1406; 1430–1430; 1430–1437; 1452–1460; 1473–1488; 1507–1508; 1509–1510; 1512–1513; 1540–1541; 1566–1567; 1594–1612; 1612–1625; 1629–1629; 1630–1649; 1688–1702; 1714–1727; 1727–1751; 1762–1820; 1841–1901; 1901–1910; 1910–1936; 1952–present
Albany	Scotland	1398–1425	1458–1536; 1541–1541; 1565–1567; 1604–1625; 1660–1685; 1716–1728; 1760–1767; 1784–1827; 1881–1919depr
Ross	Scotland	1488–1504	1514–1515
Kintyre	Scotland	1602–1602
Lorne	Scotland	1602–1602
Peerage of England
Cumberland	England	1644–1682	1689–1708; 1726–1765; 1766–1790; 1799–1919depr
Cambridge	England	1664–1667	1667–1671; 1706–1727; 1801–1904; 2011–present
Peerage of Great Britain
Edinburgh	Scotland	1726–1760	1764–1834; 1866–1900; 1947–present
Strathearn	Scotland	1766–1790	1799–1820; 1874–1943; E2011–present
St Andrews	Scotland	1789–1830
Kent	England	1799–1820	1934–present	1710–1740
Teviotdale	Scotland	1799–1919depr
Peerage of the United Kingdom
Sussex	England	1801–1843	2018–present
Connaught	Ireland	1874–1943
Avondale	Scotland?	1890–1892
Windsor	England	1937–1972
Marquess
Peerage of Scotland
Ormonde	Scotland	1488–1504	1600–1625	1642–1758; 1816–1820; 1825–1997
Wigton	Scotland	1602–1602
Peerage of Great Britain
Isle of Ely	England	1726–1760
Berkhampstead	England	1726–1765
Earl
Peerage of England
Chester	England	1301–1307	1312–1327; 1399–1413; 1454–1471; 1471–1483; 1483–1484; 1489–1502; 1504–1509; 1537–1547; 1610–1612; 1616–1625; 1638/41–1649; 1688–1688; 1714–1727; 1729–1751; 1751–1760; 1762–1820; 1841–1901; 1901–1910; 1910–1936; 1958–present
Peerage of Scotland
Carrick	Scotland	1328–1329	1368–1390; 1390–1402; 1404–1406; ..?; 1473–1488; 1507–1508; 1509–1510; 1512–1513; 1540–1541; 1566–1567; 1594–1612; 1612–1625; 1629–1629; 1630–1649; 1688–1702; 1714–1727; 1727–1751; 1762–1820; 1841–1901; 1901–1910; 1910–1936; 1952–present	1330–1333; 1361–1364; 1628–1652
Ardmenach	Scotland	1488–1504
Peerage of Ireland
Ulster	N. Ireland	1659–1685	1716–1728; 1760–1767; 1784–1827; 1866–1900; 1928–present
Peerage of England
Cambridge	England	1659–1660	1664–1667; 1667–1671
Kendal	England	1689–1708
Milford Haven	Wales	1706–1727
Peerage of Great Britain
Eltham	England	1726–1760		1917–1981
Kennington	England	1726–1765
Connaught	Ireland	1764–1830
Dublin	Ireland	1766–1790	1799–1820; 1850–1901
Armagh	N. Ireland	1799–1919depr
Peerage of the United Kingdom
Inverness	Scotland	1801–1843	1892–1910; 1920–1936; 1986–present
Tipperary	Ireland	1801–1904
Kent	England	(1465–1740) 1866–1900		1465–1740
Sussex	England	1874–1943		1529–1643; 1644–1671; 1674–1715; 1717–1799
Clarence	England	1881–1919depr
Athlone	Ireland	1890–1892		1692–1844; 1917–1957
St Andrews	Scotland	1934–present
Merioneth	Wales	1947–present
Wessex	England	1999–present
Forfar	Scotland	2019–present		1661–1715
Viscount
Peerage of England
Northallerton	England	1706–1727		1917–1981
Peerage of Great Britain
Launceston	England	1726–1760		1917–1960
Trematon	Scotland	1726–1765		1917–1957
Peerage of the United Kingdom
Severn	Wales	1999
Baron/Lord
Peerage of Scotland
Renfrew	Scotland	1404–1406	...? 1473–1488; 1507–1508; 1509–1510; 1512–1513; 1540–1541; 1566–1567; 1594–1612; 1612–1625; 1629–1629; 1630–1649; 1688–1702; 1714–1727; 1727–1751; 1762–1820; 1841–1901; 1901–1910; 1910–1936; 1952–present	bef. 1404
Darnley	Scotland	1460–1571	1572–1576;1578–1580;1580–1672;E1581–1672	E1675–present; E1725–present
Brechin	Scotland	1488–1504
Navar	Scotland	1488–1504
Peerage of England
Wokingham	England	1689–1708
Tewkesbury	England	1706–1727		1831–2000
Peerage of Great Britain
Snowdon	Wales	1726–1760		E1961–present
Isle of Alderney		1726–1765		1917–present
Peerage of the United Kingdom
Culloden	Scotland	1801–1904	1928–present
Arklow	Ireland	1801–1843	1881–1919dep
Killarney	Ireland	1892–1910	1920–1936
Downpatrick	N. Ireland	1934–present
Greenwich	England	1947–present		E1705–1743; D1719–1743; 1767–1794
Killyleagh	N. Ireland	1986–present
Carrickfergus	N. Ireland	2011–present