Rex Sardiniae

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Rex Sardiniae is the Latin title historically used for the King of Sardinia, a monarch who ruled the island and later played a key role in the unification of Italy.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Re di Sardegna 1
Rex Sardiniae canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin title
monarchical title
royal title
appliesToTerritory Kingdom of Sardinia
Sardinia
associatedWithCapital Turin
associatedWithDynasticState Savoyard state
linked to: Duchy of Savoy
associatedWithEvent Italian unification
associatedWithLaterCapital Cagliari
Rome
associatedWithProcess Risorgimento
correspondsToVernacularTitle King of Sardinia
Re di Sardegna
linked to: Rex Sardiniae
hasGenderOfBearer male
hasLanguage Latin
heldBy Charles Albert of Sardinia
Charles Felix of Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel I of Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel II of Sardinia
historicalRole title associated with rulers who later led Italian unification
title of a monarch who ruled Sardinia
linkedToTitleStyle By the Grace of God King of Sardinia
notableBearer Victor Emmanuel II of Italy
originatesFrom medieval Latin usage
precedesTitle King of Italy
Rex Italiae
relatedTitle Dux Sabaudiae
linked to: Duke of Savoy

King of Cyprus and Jerusalem (titular)
Princeps Pedemontii
semanticField kingship
sovereignty
territorial rule
usedBy King of Sardinia
usedByDynasty House of Savoy
usedByReligion Roman Catholic monarchs
usedInChronology early modern period
modern period
usedInDiplomacy European royal courts
usedInDocuments official correspondence
royal charters
treaties
usedInMonarchyType hereditary monarchy
usedInRegion Italian Peninsula
Mediterranean Sea
usedInState Kingdom of Sardinia
usedUntil 19th century

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rex Italiae contrastsWith Rex Sardiniae
Rex Sardiniae correspondsToVernacularTitle Re di Sardegna
linked to: Rex Sardiniae