Queen Mother of Greece

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The Queen Mother of Greece was the title held by the widowed queen consort who was the mother of the reigning Greek monarch, most notably Queen Frederika following the accession of her son King Constantine II.

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Queen Mother of Greece canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf royal title
appliesToJurisdiction Greece
associatedWith House of Glücksburg
House of Hohenzollern
House of Romanov
House of Wittelsbach
ceremonialRole senior female member of the Greek royal family
country Kingdom of Greece
endedDeFactoWith abolition of the Greek monarchy
endedDeFactoYear 1973
equivalentTitle Βασιλομήτωρ της Ελλάδος
equivalentTitleLanguage Greek
gender female
holderRole mother of the reigning Greek monarch
widowed queen consort of Greece
lastNotableHolder Queen Frederica of Hanover
lastNotableHolderStartEvent accession of King Constantine II
lastNotableHolderStartYear 1964
monarchy Greek monarchy
notableHolder Amalia of Oldenburg
Olga Constantinovna of Russia
Queen Frederica of Hanover
Sophia of Prussia
notablePeriodOfUse 20th century
preconditionForHolding maternity of the reigning king of Greece
widowhood of a king of Greece
relativePosition ranked above other princesses of the royal family
subordinate to the reigning monarch
status historical title
styleOfAddress Her Majesty
titleLanguage English
titleType non-reigning royal title
usedBy Greek royal family

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Queen Frederika of Greece positionHeld Queen Mother of Greece