The Emperor Tigerstar

The four corners of the Earth guy sounds like a weird mashup with the Four Heavenly Kings from Sailor Moon for some reason.

I like Emperor Charles V's list of titles.

Few interesting royal title from India- 1. Chakravarti - "Wheel-Turning Sacred King" or Universal Emperor. It was used by Ashoka the Great and many other Indian kings. 2. Maharajadhiraja of Āryāvarta- (Great King of Kings of Aryan Lands) It was used by Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty( 730 CE-1036 CE) who ruled much of Northern Indian Under Nagabhata II from 795 CE- 833CE

Charles V

😂🤣 Yeah idk man, them shallow river whales are a menace! Sunk 3 riverboat casinos last year alone. 😄

Lake McConaughy naval base.

Well, I know nothing of the naval forces arrayed for battle against whale poachers, but I do know if you gathered all the registered hunters in the cornfield known as Nebraska, you would have something like the seventh largest ground army in the world. That's a considerable significance of rifles...

Okay, that's excellent.

According to my grandfather, who was a Nebraska Admiral, the most popular target in the state for illegal whaling was the "Platte River Porpoise", which, like the river it was named for, was "a mile wide and an inch deep"!

And also tecniiiiiically not a Royal title (because Idi Amin was President, not King of Uganda). Yours, The British Nitpicking Society.

@@jonathanwebster7091 "Uncrowned king of Scotland" is a royal title though.

@@jonathanwebster7091 He would have to usurp all the titles away from all of the traditional monarchies. That would give him a pretty extensive list.

@@jonathanwebster7091it’s almost like he said that in the video. Are you mentally challenged?

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Einstein : Hold my beer...

That's quite an extravagant title! Pachakuti claimed sovereignty not only of the Incas, but all of space and time!

​@@Hand-in-Shot_Productions Clearly he captured both Palkia and Dialga.

The famous Incan Emperor also known as Doc Brown.

His name means “he who shakes the earth,” not sure where you got that.

Well, if there’s a possibility of being an “admiral of Nebraska” (not to diminish the title, but it is intentionally ironic), then you want to make sure people know you really mean it when you say that you’re the humblest in all the land.

King of, Like, Literally, the Whole of England.

Imagine discrediting your predecessor by claiming to be "unironically" king

@@biodtox Well, if you're preceded by _Position established,_ then that won't be a problem.

I mean, at the time. Yeah it was. Same with Alexander "running out of things to conquer" because at the time there literally was nothing else.

@@atrebuchet5267 In either case there places they knew existed but never conquered because they couldn’t or didn’t care to.

@@merrittanimation7721Didn't care to? Nothing to conqueror is more accurate.

@@atrebuchet5267 I mean he knew there was more land to the south and East, but his generals were too tired to continue and he died before being able to begin a campaign in Arabia

@@atrebuchet5267 or his army was too scared to cross a river lol

So King of Kings translates to Big Man of the Big Men?

No wonder they always draw their kings as a big man

+Shiny Agumon The Big of Bigs, Biggest of all men and Large upon the Earth and Sea, Embiggened by the Grace of God, Big Man Magnus Maximus the Massive, Big Man of the Big Lands.

@@redeye4516 You forgot his recent claim to the title of Big Man of Texas

"Sit down big man"

even Namor is more modest

Master of Asia and Africa sounds the craziest to me. Like I would understand "Master of America" but this here is a major reach

He claimed the title of "ruler of everything" 💀

What's "Zvuanem"?

I raise you this one: "We, Catherine the second, by the Grace of God, Empress and Autocrat of all the Russians at Moscow, Kiev, Vladimir, Novgorod, Tsarina of Kasan, Tsarina of Astrachan, Tsarina of Siberia, Lady of Pleskow and Grand Duchess of Smolensko, Duchess of Estonia and Livland, Carelial, Tver, Yugoria, Permia, Viatka and Bulgaria and others; Lady and Grand Duchess of Novgorod in the Netherland of Chernigov, Resan, Rostov, Yaroslav, Beloosrial, Udoria, Obdoria, Condinia, and Ruler of the entire North region and Lady of the Yurish, of the Cartalinian and Grusinian tsars and the Cabardinian land, of the Cherkessian and Gorsian princes and the lady of the manor and sovereign of many others."

Pssshaw! He's only listed Austria once. What a piker! What an underachiever!

Instead of a two state solution in Palestine there's now the Spanish solution.

@@jackyex I like that idea better.

He is also the legal ruler of the Eastern Roman Empire which is (opinion) the successor Roman Empire so he can claim to be the real successor of the Roman Empire.(edit:there seems to be a small confusion as to whether this is correct so take this with a grain of salt)

@@poland-lithuania that's not really true. Unfortunately a myth propagated by an otherwise good channel.

@@erikdk321 Wait, what?

And Kim Jong-il is Eternal First/General Secretary. So technically Kim Jong-un is only third after his father and grandfather. If this tradition continues, I wonder what Kim Jong-un would become and how "low" the title would get.

I imagine a hypothetical Great-Great-Grandson being titled supreme broom keeper of the revolution

@@sesboks This made me laugh more than it probably should

Eternal Lich King and Supreme Necromancer of the Politburo

That _is_ quite an "out there" title! If the ancient "Kings of the Universe" were living people claiming to rule beyond this world, then the "Eternal Leaders" of the "DPRK" are dead people claimed to be ruling in part of _this_ world! As Mimi1001 said, this means that Kim Jong-un is technically the third-highest ranking official in North Korea. Thanks for the information!

Avenger of the Boston Tea Party is both a comedic ally childish and badass title.

Diana is the Queen of Hearts,

​@@devonodonnell715 Also funny given that Wallis Simpson was herself an American

In fairness Horthy had gotten his promotion back when his country still had a coast (and Hungary did have a riverine flotilla of monitors/gunboats, but that is less relevant).

The provoking one!

The one, who reclaims his title!

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As a Duke I also agree

Is this a scene from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 😂? His Majesty the King of France and His Grace the Duke of Bridgewater

I think the evolution of Roman imperial titles is really interesting could be its own video if you include the byzantines and maybe even the surrounding state’s influenced by it like Bulgaria

I love the title of Arch-cupbearer

Augustus: oh, no no, I'm not a _king,_ I'm just a consul. And a censor. And a tribune. And the princeps of the Senate. All at the same time. Also, my literal first name is Commander now, I've decided. Commander, son of the divine Julius Caesar, the Wise (that's basically what Imperator divi filius Julius Caesar Augustus translates to). But yeah, totally just a normal citizen. In fact, you can even call me the _First_ Citizen.

@@maddie9602 Augustus' full title at the end of his life was IMP(ERATOR)·CAESAR·DIVI·(IVLII*)·F(ILIVS)·AVG(VSTVS)·PONT(IFEX)·MAX(IMVS)·CO(N)S(VL)**·XIII·IMP(ERATOR)·XXI·TRIB(VNICIAE)·POT(ESTATIS)·XXXVII·P(ATER)·P(ATRIAE) Which translates to Commander Caesar, Son of the Divine (Julius), the Venerable, Highest Priest, Thirteenfold Consul, Twentyonefold Commander, Thirtysevenfold Holder of Tribunal Power, Father of the Fatherland Which after his death and subsequent consecration was shortened to DIVVS·AVGVSTVS·DIVI·FILIVS, or rather hilariously: The Divine Venerable, Son of the Divine. *IVLII was almost always left away because everybody knew who's meant. **Fun fact: The S being treated as the third consonant for the purposes of shortening CONSVL is taken as linguistic evidence that certain consonants were nasalized in Latin akin to French.

@@maddie9602 Wow, this guy Augustus was so humble!

I always loved the titles Mehmet IV got from the Zaporicha Cossaks. The cursed Sultan, Turkish Caesar's son, and attendant of the infernal Lucifer in the abyss of hell, Turkish emperor, footstool of the Greeks, cook of Macedonians, locksmith of Babylonians, wheelwright of Jerusalem, drunkard of Assyria, swineherd of greater and lesser Egypt, sausage of Alexandria, and dog of Armenians, the cursed childish knave upon earth and the world, the great fool of Kamenets-Podolsky and the country, and a nasty pig in the world, the Turkish biter of men, the commander of the whole hellish empire in the deep abyss of hell, an angel of the infernal devil, a mocker of the crucified God, enemy and persecutor of his servants, below all those who live above, the downfaller of the bishop men

@@dakapo8985 Cossacks trolling the Turks, Tatars, Polish and Russians at the same time

@@dakapo8985 Unfortunately this was never confirmed, no documents have been ever found that mention such response by the cossacks

@@dakapo8985 Those are very memorable titles, indeed! Kudos to the Zaporizhians for their creativity!

His predecessor destroyed the HRE title in the Napoleonic war and created the title "Emperor of Austria"

Well the Archduchy of Austria was always a smaller if central part of the larger Austrian empire. Even in modern times you have the states of upper and lower Austria as a small part of the Republic of Austria.

Every male member of the Hapsburg family was titled Archduke of Austria.

Those titles indicate different things. Emperor of Austria indicates the entire empire (minus perhaps the Hungarian parts) so includes much of the rest of the list of titles like King of Bohemia as well as the Archduke of Austria. While Archduke of Austria is simply Austria itself.

If I remember correctly, there were two “Austrias” during the period between the abolition of the Holy Roman Empire (c. 1821) and the end of WWI. There was Östmark (Eastern March), the duchy, which had been around since the Middle Ages. Then there was Österreich (Eastern Realm), the empire, which was amalgamated from all of the Habsburgs’ eastern holdings after the abolition of the HRE so that they could still have something to be emperors of.

doesn't Voivode translate better as Prince?

@@keithharper32 nah. Medieval title Voivode (existing in all slavic countries) translates into modern glavnokomanduyushchiy or voenachalnik - or, in English, commander in chief. It's the historical position (not title/rank) for the commander of the army. It's literally voi + vode = warrior leader. Warlord. In our medieval past, voivodes could be elected (for a city's army) or when several armies united they chose the most respected leader. Strategos is the equal title from classic greek history. We generally have a lot of posh synonyms to "army commander" that mean nothing particular but that and sound great. They come from court poetry mainly, because there you have to worship 10 generals in a row and not repeat yourself. Most of them may be used as titles, but don't necessarily have to, so we can write most of them about IDK, Napoleon. The monarch with the title is just using some title he got from what we'd call today a military dictatorship (Serbian Voivodstvo/warlordship) showing off the fact he has an army. I'd say he's *clanging his weapons*.

@@keithharper32 Best translation of Prince to Serbian would be "Knez" as it was the lowest high ranking title in Serbia. As the other person wrote, title of Voivode wasn't hereditary but earned through contribution in wars and it can be translated as "leader of the battle". By using that title, Franz Joseph basically called himself commander of all Serbs.

@@keithharper32 "Grand Duke" and "Grand Prince" are pretty much the same thing. Hence for example the historical nation that in English is called the Grand Duchy of Moscow, even though Principality would've been a more accurate translation of "knyazhestvo".

Yep. otherwise people say "he doesn't even know his own title, why should he rule over us"

I mean, the second time *is* understandable - that line encompasses all the titles of the Duchies in modern-day Vorarlberg. Which, if you check on a map, is *tiny* So each of those titles is like, a city/village with a tens of kilometers of forest around it. And there were like 13 (or 16, idk) of them

@@HoppouChan, Tigerstar should make a map of all the places Franz Joeseph claimed based on his title. I guarantee that it would be whack.

Pros: Kentucky has The Duke of Wellington on it's side. Con:They also have General Melchett.

Nunca tinha ouvido falar disso 😃

RIP Pedro II :( Brazil is such a mess without the empire

@@seronymus Republicanism was the worst thing that could happen to brazil

@@seronymus The Brazilian Empire was a hellish slavocracy filled with rebellions throughout its existence. Despite Its status as a constitutional monarchy, the constitution itself was imposed on the population by the sword after Dom Pedro I crushed the country's constitutional convention and exiled Its members, the constitution he chose as a replacement very conveniently gave extensive powers to the emperor. The Empire had elections but the population itself had no control of the government due to them being highly fraudulent and based on censitary suffrage. The ones who truly controlled the nation were the agrarian slave-owning elites and the moment the Empire entered into conflict with those it instantly collapsed.

@@Gabriel-hy8be wow that's crazy I kinda prefer that to a gay modern hellhole tho

"Xshayathiya xshayathiyanam", wake up, new contender of "smash my face in the keyboard" language arrived to challenge the poles.

Queen Tamar of Georgia got to be called King of Kings and Queen of Queens. Makes one wonder why she couldn't just be Queen of Kings? Or Queen of lots of places? Royal titles tend to go a little haywire when women end up running the show.

And today this same word has contracted to Shah.

@@sillypuppy5940 Probably because "queen" was historically seen as an inferior rank to "king", and she wanted to make sure everybody knew she was both queen *and* king.

Wait is the channels name based on a character?

@@legoboy468 I don't know this for a fact, you'd have to ask the channel. But I always assumed (based on the profile pic) that the channel name was a joke reference to the character Tigerstar from Erin Hunter's Warriors.

Actually, I've always wondered why he uses the name of Tigerstar. He's not a fiction channel, nor has he shown any particular interest in Warrior Cats. Does anyone know why he named his channel like this?

@@kevinboros7427 he probably just liked tigers and stars a lot lol idk

I assume when he created the channel 13 years ago he was into Warriors.

Clumsy Falling Down Stairs Man is a super hero, right up there with Triangle Man.

If I had an army, I would absolutely want an Awesome Tiger General commanding it. The enemy would surrender as soon as they heard the title.

Look up the titles claimed by some of the later Tsars of Russia, extremely long lists there

Pretty sure the french made a song were they told "the english wants to kick the french out of France"(basically) and also that they failed bad at that. "Le Roy Engloys" is the song there are subtitles in videos here so you can understand it.

Don’t the English monarchs still have “Duke of Normandy” as one of their titles

@@pocketmarcy6990 Not officially, but the monarch is still referred to as the Duke of Normandy in the Channel Islands. The official loyal toast to the sovereign in the islands is “a toast to His Majesty the King, our Duke!”

When the monarch's titles were revised upon the creation of the United Kingdom in 1801, George III dropped the French claim which, in light of the French crown having been abolished in 1792, made sense.

@@dlxmarks that makes total sense!

As well as Nebraska’s most famous son coach Tom Osborne.

Slayer off Reddittras... Uhh... I didn't know that he posts on Reddit.

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high lord admiral of the deathfleets sounds like its from 40k

Half of those could be Fromsoft boss names.

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Not excessively long, but it certainly get the point across.

Possibly the only dead 20th century ruler who still has his own religion. It’s named after his pre-regnal name, Ras Tafari.

Also very good with cats.

Why would an emperor be reminded as conspicuous? Lol this made me laugh, it's like saying, "look at me I'm hard to miss am i not?

@@clauvex7829 Grand sir, Lord Emperor of all that vibrates apon the globulous soil of the middle kingdom, his conspicuousnous is unmatched in all the earthly abodes, and looked apon with graciousness by the celestials.

Actually, they do have job titles with the Ming emperors always famous for their ridiculous titles. Zhengde Emperor - Created an alter ego, Zhu Shou and showered him with titles such as Duke of Peace, Great General etc. Jiajing Emperor - Royal working titles includes, but not limited to: 灵霄上清统雷元阳妙一飞玄真君， 九天弘教普济生灵掌阴阳功过大道思仁紫极仙翁-阳真人元虚玄应开化伏魔忠孝帝君， 太上大罗天仙总掌五雷大真人玄都境万寿帝君. He is portraying himself as a deity with all types of magic and mystical power. The most ridiculous would be Fisherman in the Heavenly Lake, 天池钓叟. Other notable ones: Your son emperor by Shi Jingtang, a traitor monarch who sold his country to the Khitans, Marshall of the Universe by Hou Jing, even before he usurped the throne.

The literal translation is apparently something like "Mobutu, the mighty rooster who leaves no hen untouched", which is even more colourful.

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Yeah Tsar Nicholas II had such a long title it actually just ends with *three* "etc." in a row, I was researching him for something else and compared to that the etc. in Franz Joseph's title didn't even phase me.

I wonder who has the greatest density of title. Like, most characters in the English translation of the title per unit land area they rule.

Defender of the Protestant faith 😉

Given that Henry basically created the Church of England as a result, which the English monarch is the head of, that title has taken on sort of a new meaning.

I guess it serves as Defender of the Anglican Church

Because he had it subsequently (and specifically) re-granted to him by Act of Parliament.

Na the best for British Monarch is defiantly " The Lord of Mann "

May I see the full title?

​@@hyraemous "By the holy grace of God, his imperial and eternal majesty Maxamillian Gregory Hanz Leningen vonKeria VIII, Crown Prince and heir apparent to the honorable Kerian thrown, King of Prussia, Brandenburg, Silesia, Ulm, Nuremburg, Saxony, and many others. Grand duke of all the lands of the Kingdom of Achern. Of Bavaria, Baden, and of Wurttemberg. Baron of Luxemburg, Prince of Orange, and Lord of Swiss lands. Duke of Piedmont, Lombardy, Sardinia, Milan, and of all the northern Italian lands. Lord and eternal Autocrat of Oceania, honorable deputy chairman of the Kerian East India company, conqueror of the State of Discordia, and president elect of the Social Republic of California. Governor general of the Military State of Hungary, Margrave of Transylvania, Lord of Montenegro, Prince of Byzantium, and duke Sussex. Finally, first born son of Viktor Kyeiven Shmit Absberg Humbolt Seig-Keria III, emperor of the Romans, and heir to Ceasar's legacy." Had to dig around for the .txt file in our now dead discord server. It was pure and absolute bullshit and was made over the span of 3 years and many server conquests.

my dude i would pay for a full reading lmaoo

@@lucasworth5903 If only the server didn't die out around mid 2022 then you could've been subjected to our entertaining bullshittery. Especially if there were multiple royals attending so you can see how much the guy bullshitted his titles.

@Yeast Yeast of course, but the place is now heavily associated to the camp

Japanese Banzai is the same word.

“The ten thousand things” meant “everything”.

Kings of Hungary were also the Kings kf Jerusalem and Napels

@@pappadam2818 just like the King of Spain

I’m guessing Kings of Armenia comes from the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, located along the modern-day southern Turkish coast. They intermarried a lot with the crusaders, and the Lusignan family became kings. I’m guessing the claim continued after the Kingdom was conquered and somehow the Savoys claimed to have inherited it

There are plenty of Kings of Armenia. By lineage, we are all of them. Pay no attention to our noses, or the fact that three of our predecessors have the title "Mad" in front them.

@@tomtomtrent One of the last lusignan Queen married in the Savoy family this Is why they sport king of Armenia, cyprus and Jerusalem among thier titles

I am sure Number 2 didn't have "of" in his title

@@greatwolf5372 yeah. mistake

Gonna be really funny when their modern descendants do the exact same thing to Vladimir Putin

I've been reading plenty about Ukrainian history (including the Cossack letter) over the last few months, and I'll tell you this: the length of the titles are quite memorable! The legendary correspondence between Sultan Mehmed IV and the Zaporizhzhian Host was, on both ends, full of rather long titles! According to one version, Mehmed's letter to the Cossacks read as follows (the titles are in italics): "I, _the_ _Sultan,_ _son_ _of_ _Mohamed,_ _brother_ _of_ _the_ _Sun_ _and_ _Moon,_ _grandson_ _and_ _vicegerent_ _of_ _God,_ _sovereign_ _of_ _all_ _kingdoms:_ _of_ _Macedonia,_ _Babylonia,_ _and_ _Jerusalem,_ _of_ _Upper_ _and_ _Lower_ _Egypt:_ _king_ _of_ _kings,_ _ruler_ _of_ _all_ _that_ _exists;_ _extraordinary,_ _invincible_ _knight;_ _constant_ _guardian_ _of_ _the_ _grave_ _of_ _Jesus_ _Christ;_ _trustee_ _of_ _God_ _himself;_ _hope_ _and_ _comfort_ _of_ _Moslems,_ _confusion_ _and_ _great_ _protector_ _of_ _Christians,_ command you, the Zaporozhian Cossacks, to surrender to me voluntarily and without any kind of resistance, and don't permit yourselves to trouble me with your attacks!" This selection of titles is incredibly grandiose in several ways! For one thing, the titles used by the Turkish sultan is actually far longer than the actual substance of the letter itself! For another thing, three of Mehmed's titles included "sovereign of all kingdoms", "king of kings", and "ruler of all that exists", thereby claiming sovereignty over the entire universe! He also claimed a divine mandate in his self-proclamation as "grandson and vicegerent of God" and "trustee of God himself". Of course, as you mentioned in the original comment, the Zaporizhian Cossacks responded to this by bestowing even more titles on the would-be invader... and they are about as complimentary as a certain other reply that was given to the crew of the _Moskva_ in modern times! "You Turkish Satan", "grandson of the Evil Serpent himself, and buffoon of all the world and the netherworld", and "nasty glob of spit" are some of the nicer ones. Thanks for reminding us of those titles! Just as it was with the buffoon of the 17th century, so shall it be with the buffoon of this century. Слава Україні! For the version of the correspondence that I quoted: www.researchgate.net/publication/238724081_THE_ZAPOROZHIAN_LETTER_TO_THE_TURKISH_SULTAN_HISTORICAL_COMMENTARY_AND_LINGUISTIC_ANALYSIS

@@mariomouse8265 would be very weird since their descendants are Russians, and they're fighting on the side of Donbass

KZfaq would go nuts, but it's worth it

Because it isnt real and just myth...

Do you choose your title or is it just "Doctor of letters' or "Doctor of Medicine' like everywhere else?

Still those plebs didn’t have Emperors of Ethiopia Like Victor III and Umberto II of Italy did. As always us Italians are better 🗿

Switzerland sits silently in the corner.

@@2712animefreak they would also object but that might result in a conflict of some kind and they wouldn’t want that.

@@2712animefreak nope, CH was part of HRE and the Habsburg itself are originally from Aargau. the title Count of Kyberg is also from switzerland

almost

I prefer "Forever August" over "Always August" as an English translation

Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor, claimed to be "emperor of emperors" in order to place himself as superior to Alexios III Angelos, Byzantine Emperor.

@@RedXlV Emperor of all emperors and kings. That way no one can upstage you. It also circumvents the theory that a king is emperor in his kingdom ie equal to the emperor.

Closest I can think of is British monarch has the title "the lord of mann" which is 1 letter off being great but you say it the same so still pretty close.

Herr Professor Doktor Schmidt is the right order.

He was Admiral during WWI. People just continued calling him by it as one would any former Military Vet. Also, it`s a pretty cool flex

Well, he was an admiral in the Austro-Hungarian emperor, they weren't landlocked when he got that title. He was the last commander in chief of the imperial navy, and a fairly good one at that.