List of fictional nobility
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This is a list of fictional nobility that have appeared in various works of fiction. This list is organized by noble rank and limited to well-referenced, notable examples of fictional members of nobility.
Dukes and duchesses
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "duke" or "duchess".
| Fictional duke or duchess | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Duke of Alasia | King of Cadonia | The reluctant heir presumptive to the throne of Cadonia and the father of Princess Marie.[1] |
| Duchess Annagovia | Discworld | The ruler of the Duchy of Borogravia.[2] |
| Leto I Atreides | Dune | The Duke of House Atreides, and the father of Paul Atreides.[3] |
| Duke Aymon | Matter of France | The Duke of Dordone, the son of Doon de Mayence, and the father of Renaud de Montauban.[4] |
| Simon Bassett | Bridgerton | The Duke of Hastings, a character in Julia Quinn's Regency romance novels and the Netflix adaptation of the same name. Simon inherits his estranged father's title upon his death and swears off children to deny him the legacy of an heir of his line.[5] |
| Edmund Blackadder | The Black Adder | Edmund, Duke of Edinburgh, the second son of the fictional King Richard IV of England, whose descendants subsequently fall in status in future generations. |
| Duke Corsus | The Worm Ouroboros | One of the war leaders of Witchland's armies. |
| The Duke of Crowborough | Downton Abbey | A potential suitor of Lady Mary Crawley and a past lover of Thomas Barrow.[6][7] |
| Edmun Dragonsbane | Dragon's Dogma | Also known as "The Wyrmking", he is the immortal ruler of the Duchy of Gransys. Edmun had several wives, including Lady Aelinor of Meloire, but has no heir to ascend his throne. |
| The Duchess | Alice's Adventures in Wonderland | One of the inhabitants of Wonderland.[8][9] |
| Duke Duralumin | Princess Knight | The evil duke who inherits the throne of Silverland.[10] |
| The Duchess of Epsom | Belinda Blinked series | Gertrude, the Duchess of Epsom, is one of Belinda Blumenthal's numerous lovers and the overall head of British intelligence. |
| Isabella de Frissac | Isabella | A duchess who goes on adventures. |
| Grand Duke Gaspard and Grand Duchess Florianne de Chalons | Dragon Age: Inquisition | The only surviving first cousins of the Empress of Orlais, the children of her aunt Princess Melisande.[11] |
| Duchess Gloriana XII | The Mouse That Roared | The ruler of the independent Duchy of Grand Fenwick, a tiny nation located in the Alps. In the books she is a young woman, aged 22 in the first novel, of marked beauty and competence. In the film, though similarly competent to her book equivalent, she is an elderly woman, and a widow, played by Peter Sellers . |
| Duchess Gloriana XIII | The Mouse on the Moon | The new ruler of the independent Duchy of Grand Fenwick. In the film adaptation of The Mouse on the Moon, but not the book of the same name, she is the successor of Duchess Gloriana XII (see above). Played by Margaret Rutherford, this Duchess – though an elderly widow like her predecessor – is distinctly less competent, and slightly senile. |
| Gloriant | Gloriant | The duke of Bruuyswijc.[12] |
| The Grand Duke | Cinderella (Disney film) | The King's advisor and chamberlain.[13] |
| Dorian Hawkmoon | The History of the Runestaff | The Duke of Köln and an incarnation of the Eternal Champion.[14][15] |
| Edward Horniman | The Gentlemen (TV Series) | The 10th Duke of Halstead, a British Army Captain who unexpectedly inherits his family's title and estate upon his estranged father's death, bypassing his older brother, and learns of his family's connection to organized crime.[16] |
| Duke Igthorn | Adventures of the Gummi Bears | The main villain of the series who rules the land and castle of Drekmore and has an army of ogres.[17][18][19] |
| Teteru Lemercier | The World Is Still Beautiful | The reigning duke of the Rain Dukedom and the father of Princess Nike Lemercier. |
| Grand Duke Leonid | The Grand Duke | A Russian grand duke on a diplomatic visit to the United States.[20] |
| The Duke of Monroth | Moulin Rouge! | An emotionally unstable duke who wants everything to go his way.[21] |
| Alaric Morgan | Deryni novels | The seventh Duke of Corwyn.[22] |
| Naimon | Matter of France | The Duke of Bavaria.[23] |
| Duke Orsino | Twelfth Night | The Duke of Illyria.[24] |
| Orlando, Duke of Oxford | The King's Man | A British aristocrat, owner of the Kingsman tailor shop and founder of the agency.[25] |
| The Grand Duke of Owls | Rock-a-Doodle | A giant magical owl and the main villain of the film.[26][27] In the original play Chantecler on which the film Rock-a-Doodle is loosely based, the character is simply called "the Grand Duke".[28] |
| Alaric Pendlebury-Davenport | Blandings series | The Duke of Dunstable, a recurring character in P. G. Wodehouse's series of stories centering around the fictional Blandings Castle.[29] |
| Prospero | The Tempest | The rightful Duke of Milan and the father of Miranda.[30] |
| Duke de Richleau | The Forbidden Territory | The Duke De Richleau is a fictional character created by Dennis Wheatley who appeared in 11 novels beginning with "The Forbidden Territory". |
| The Duke of Sodor | The Railway Series | See Earl of Sodor, below. |
| The Duke and Duchess of Soleanna | Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) | The previous rulers of the sovereign island country of Soleanna and the parents of Princess Elise. |
| Susan Sto Helit | Discworld | The Duchess of Sto Helit.[31] |
| Duchess Sophie von Teschen | The Illusionist | The love interest of Eisenheim the illusionist.[32][33] |
| The Duke of Velcronia | Sonic Underground | The minor antagonist of the series. |
| Sam Vimes | Discworld | The Duke of Ankh.[34][35][36] |
| The Duke of Weselton | Frozen | An antagonist in the film.[37] |
| Gerald Wimsey | Lord Peter Wimsey series | The Duke of Denver, a character in the series by Dorothy L. Sayers. He is the older brother of Lord Peter Wimsey, a gentleman detective who solves mysteries for his own amusement. The title is eventually inherited by Peter. |
| The Duke of Zill | Felix the Cat: The Movie | The evil ruler of the Land of Zill who takes over the Kingdom of Oriana with his robotic army.[38] He is the uncle of Princess Oriana.[38] |
Marquesses and marchionesses
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "marquess" or "marchioness".
| Fictional marquess or marchioness | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Marquis Thomas d'Apcher | Brotherhood of the Wolf (a.k.a. Le Pacte des loups) | A protagonist and narrator.[39][40] |
| Marquis de Carabas | "Puss in Boots" | A poor low-born young man who, with the help of his intelligent cat, gains the wealth and status of a nobleman.[41] Later variations of this character include the following:
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| Charles Darnay | A Tale of Two Cities | A wealthy Frenchman who gains the title of Marquis around the time of the French Revolution. |
| Vernon Dauntry, The Marquis of Alverstoke | Frederica | An elegant, jaded nobleman whose life is turned upside down by the arrival in town of his Merriville cousins. |
| Emilia | Sítio do Picapau Amarelo | The Marchioness of Rabicó. |
| Marquis St. Evrémonde | A Tale of Two Cities | A pitiless and arrogant French aristocrat, and the uncle of Charles Darnay.[45] |
| The Marquis de Lantenac | Ninety-Three | A commander of a group of royalists during the French Revolution.[46] |
| Marquess of Marchmain | Brideshead Revisited | Alexander Flyte, father of Lord Sebastian Flyte and Lady Julia Flyte, love interests of the novel's narrator Charles Ryder. |
| The Marquis de la Tour d'Azyr | Scaramouche | A cruel French nobleman.[47] |
| Carla Rosón Caleruega | Elite | She is the daughter of a marquess and is extremely wealthy.[48] |
| Marchioness of Auld Reekie | Can You Forgive Her? (Palliser novels by Anthony Trollope) | Aunt to Lady Glencora M'Cluskie, who uses hard persuasion to get her to give up Burgo Fitzgerald and marry Plantagenet Palliser, heir apparent to the Duke of Omnium and Gatherum |
| Hugh MacClare, Marquess of Flintshire | Downton Abbey | A Scottish nobleman and relative of the Crawleys.[49][50][51] |
| Marquise Spinneret Mindfang | Homestuck | A high-blooded pirate and ancestor of Vriska Serket.[52] |
| Marquis Ogawara | Mystery of Rampo | The mysterious lord whom Shizuko, the woman Rampo has been following, has an affair with. |
| Edith Pelham | Downton Abbey | The Marchioness of Hexham, second daughter of Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham. |
| Herbert "Bertie" Pelham | Downton Abbey | The Marquess of Hexham. |
| Marquess of Queensberry | Mike Tyson Mysteries | The title of John Douglas, however out of ignorance the rest of the cast just calls him Marques. |
| Marquis Vincent Bisset de Gramont | John Wick: Chapter 4 | A high-ranking member of The High Table tasked to kill John Wick, the main protagonist. |
Counts and countesses
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "count" or "countess".
| Fictional count or countess | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Count Alucard | Son of Dracula | The son of Count Dracula. |
| Athos | The d'Artagnan Romances | The Count de la Fère, and one of the three Musketeers. |
| Josephine Balsamo | "Arsène Lupin" stories | The Countess of Cagliostro. |
| Count Baltar | Battlestar Galactica | The leading antagonist in the series, who betrayed humanity by helping the Cylons. |
| Pierre Bezukhov | War and Peace | A central character in the story. |
| Count Bleck | Super Paper Mario | The main antagonist of the game, who seeks to destroy the universe. |
| Count Bloodcount | Looney Tunes | A vampire. |
| Count Bobby | Anthologies of collected jokes. Also films including The Adventures of Count Bobby, The Sweet Life of Count Bobby, and Count Bobby, The Terror of The Wild West | A fictional Viennese comic figure. |
| Tracy Bond | On Her Majesty's Secret Service (novel), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (film) | The Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo, and a Bond girl. |
| Carnivore | Marvel Comics | His real name is Andreas Zorba. He is a Greek count. |
| Count Chocula | Monster Cereals | Advertising mascot for "Count Chocula" breakfast cereal. |
| Count von Count | Sesame Street | A friendly vampire-like character who is obsessed with counting everything. |
| Cora Crawley | Downton Abbey | The Countess of Grantham. |
| Violet Crawley | Downton Abbey | The Dowager Countess of Grantham. |
| Lara Croft | Tomb Raider | The 11th Countess of Abbingdon.[53] |
| Edmond Dantès | The Count of Monte Cristo | The main character of the story. |
| Tony DiMera | Days of Our Lives | A member of the upper-class Italian DiMera family. |
| Count Dooku | Star Wars | The Count of Serenno, a Separatist leader, and a Sith apprentice of Palpatine. |
| Count Dracula | Dracula | A vampire and the title character of the story. Later variations of this character include the following:
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| Count Duckula | Count Duckula | A vampire duck. |
| Count Fenring | Dune | A friend, advisor, and agent of Emperor Shaddam IV. |
| Count Floyd | Second City Television (SCTV), The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley, | A fictional horror host and vampire played by comic actor Joe Flaherty. |
| Count Fosco | The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins | Isidor Ottavio Baldassare Fosco – A grossly obese Italian with a mysterious past, who sets the whole story line in motion with a plot to help his friend acquire an heiress's fortune, which will also benefit him in his own financial affairs |
| Count Fujiwara | The Handmaiden | The sobriquet of a con man attempting to court the Lady Hideko Izumi in Japanese-occupied Korea. |
| Count Gauthier | Count Gismond | One of two counts in the poem, the other being the title character Count Gismond. |
| The Countess Gertrude | Gormenghast | The 76th Countess and Titus Groan's mother. |
| Count Gismond | Count Gismond | The title character in the poem. |
| Harpy | DC Comics | Her real name is Countess Denise de Sevigne. She is an aviator, the sister of Andre de Sevigne, and an enemy of the Enemy Ace. |
| Count Iblis | Battlestar Galactica | An alien. |
| Carmilla / Mircalla, Countess Karnstein | Carmilla | A vampire. |
| Elisabeth von Lahnstein | Verbotene Liebe | The Countess of Lahnstein. |
| Countess Palatine Ingrid von Marburg | Salem | The last and oldest member of a line of Germanic witches. |
| Cordelia Naismith | Vorkosigan Saga | Also known as Countess Vorkosigan. She is a citizen of Beta Colony. |
| Count Nefaria | Marvel Comics | A wealthy Italian aristocrat and supervillain. |
| Count Olaf | A Series of Unfortunate Events | The main antagonist in the series. |
| Count Orlok | Nosferatu | A vampire based on Count Dracula. |
| Count Paris | Romeo and Juliet | A suitor of Juliet. |
| Count Andreas Petofi | Dark Shadows | A powerful warlock. |
| Comte de Rochefort | The d'Artagnan Romances | An initial foe and later friend of d'Artagnan. |
| Countess Vera Rossakoff | The Big Four | A Russian aristocrat. |
| Nikolai Rostov | War and Peace | The brother of Vera Rostova, Natasha Rostova and Petya Rostov. |
| Petya Rostov | War and Peace | The youngest member of the Rostov family. |
| Natasha Rostova | War and Peace | The daughter of Ilya Rostov. |
| Constance, Countess of Trentham | Gosford Park | The highest ranking guest at Sir William McCordle's dinner party. |
| Count Vertigo | DC Comics | A supervillain and the last descendant of a royal family of a fictional Eastern European country. |
| Aral Vorkosigan | Vorkosigan Saga | An aristocrat, military member, and politician. |
| Miles Vorkosigan | Vorkosigan Saga | A protagonist of the series. |
| Piotr Vorkosigan | Vorkosigan Saga | The father of Aral Vorkosigan and the grandfather of Miles Vorkosigan. |
| Count Weirdly | Slylock Fox & Comics for Kids | A mad scientist who lives in a castle and commits mischief. |
| Valentina Allegra de Fontaine | Marvel Comics | A spy descended from the old Italian nobility. |
| Strahd von Zarovich | Dungeons & Dragons | A vampire and the ruler of the land of Barovia. |
| Count Rupert of Mountjoy | The Mouse That Roared | A nobleman in the court of Duchess Gloriana XII of Grand Fenwick, and her vassal. A statesman of almost Machiavellian insight, the Count is the cause of many of the more remarkable events that take place during the series. He is the descendant of a long line of Mountjoy politicians, and diplomats. In the books he is a talented politician of somewhat conservative leanings, who is repeatedly elected as Prime minister of Grand Fenwick. In the films, in which he is played first by Peter Sellers, and later by Ron Moody, he is perhaps slightly less competent than his book equivalent, and – notably – is a Prime Minister by heredity, rather than the will of the people. |
Earls
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "earl".
| Fictional earl | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Earl of Burnstead | Ruggles of Red Gap | The British nobleman and womanizer. |
| Robert Crawley | Downton Abbey | The Earl of Grantham. |
| The Earl of Darlington | The Remains of the Day | The Lord of Darlington Hall and Mr Stevens' employer. His support of Nazi Germany in the 1930's results in public disgrace following WWII.[54] |
| Lord Emsworth | Blandings stories | The Earl of Emsworth and the head of the Threepwood family. |
| Robert Fitzooth | Some "Robin Hood" stories | He is Robin Hood in some stories that depict him as a dispossessed Earl of Huntingdon. |
| Uncle Fred | Blandings stories | The Earl of Ickenham. |
| Lord Glenallan | The Antiquary | The Earl of Glenallan. |
| Titus Groan | Gormenghast | The 77th Earl of Groan. |
| Earl Haraldson | Vikings | The Earl of Kattegat during season 1 of the series. |
| The Earl of Lemongrab | Adventure Time | An antagonist and the first being Princess Bubblegum created. |
| Thomas Lynley | Inspector Lynley series, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries | The Earl of Asherton, and a detective. |
| Camber MacRorie | Deryni novels | The Earl of Culdi. |
| Robert Norramby | The Railway Series | The 5th Earl of Sodor. He inherited the title when he was only three after his father, Robert Charles, was killed in action in the Second World War, as described in Duke the Lost Engine. Although officially the Earl of Sodor, he sits on the council of the Duchy of Lancaster, and, because there is currently no Duke of Lancaster, he is therefore usually called the "Duke of Sodor" by the island's inhabitants.[55] |
| Melrose Plant | Richard Jury series of mystery novels | The Earl of Caverness. |
| Sepulchrave | Titus Groan | The 76th Earl of Groan and Titus Groan's father. |
| Cyril Sheldrake | DC Comics | The second of three superheroes to go by the name "The Knight". He inherits the title Earl of Wordenshire after the death of his father Percival Sheldrake. |
| Percival "Percy" Sheldrake | DC Comics | The Earl of Wordenshire and the first of three superheroes to go by the name "The Knight". |
| The Earl of Lessford | The Black Rose (novel) | A title passed through three generations in the course of the book. |
| Lord Snooty | The Beano | A comic strip character. |
| Roderick Spode | Jeeves stories | The Earl of Sidcup. |
| John Arthur Molyneux Errol | Little Lord Fauntleroy | The Earl of Dorincourt. |
| Ciel Phantomhive | Kuroshitsuji | The Earl Phantomhive. Also known as the Queen's Guard dog like previous Earls Phantomhive, tasked with eliminating criminals and solving cases in the underworld for Queen Victoria. |
Viscounts and viscountesses
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "viscount" or "viscountess".
| Fictional viscount or viscountess | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Viscountess Adele von Ascham | Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! | Daughter of Viscount Ascham, she was to inherit the title after the conspiracy around her parents' assassinations was debunked but fled from her home country before she was given the title. |
| Raoul de Bragelonne | The d'Artagnan Romances | The Vicomte (Viscount) of Bragelonne. |
| Viscount Mabrey | The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement | The antagonist who secretly plans to steal the crown. |
| Edmund, 8th Viscount Bridgerton | Bridgerton (novel series) The Viscount Who Loved Me Bridgerton (TV series) |
Characters in Julia Quinn's Regency romance novels and its Netflix adaptation Bridgerton |
| Violet, Dowager Viscountess Bridgerton | ||
| Anthony, 9th Viscount Bridgerton | ||
| Kate, Viscountess Bridgerton | ||
| Albert Campion | Albert Campion mysteries | Title unknown; inherited from unmarried older brother. |
| Viscount Raoul de Chagny | The Phantom of the Opera | A childhood friend and love interest of Christine Daaé. |
| John Clayton II | Tarzan franchise | Viscount Greystoke. Raised by fictional ape species Mangani after the death of his birth parents, best known by his ape name "Tarzan." |
| Lady Dalrymple | Persuasion | A viscountess and a cousin of Sir Walter Elliot. |
| Viscount Marlowe Dumar | Dragon Age II | The ruler of the city-state of Kirkwall, in the Free Marches, beginning in the year 9:21 Dragon. |
| Griffith | Berserk (manga) | Was given the title by the King of Midland for his military prowess.[56][57] |
| Henry Montague | The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue | Main character of the novel by Mackenzi Lee. Viscount of Disley. |
| Viscount Hundro Moritani | Dune franchise, including Paul of Dune | The head of House Moritani. |
| Viscount Julian Alfred Pankratz, aka 'Jaskier' | The Witcher franchise | Viscount de Lettenhove. |
| Viscount Vincent | Ishmael or in the Depths | |
| Vicomte Albert de Morcerf | The Count of Monte Cristo |
Barons and baronesses
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "baron" or "baroness".
| Fictional baron or baroness | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Baron Bedlam | DC Comics | His real name is Baron Frederick DeLamb. He is a supervillain from the fictional country of Markovia. |
| Baron and Baroness Bomburst | Chitty Chitty Bang Bang | The tyrants of the fictional country of Vulgaria and the main antagonists of the film. |
| Baroness von Bon Bon | Cuphead | One of the bosses that inhabit Inkwell Isle 2 in the level Sugarland Shimmy. |
| Baroness Anastasia Cisarovna | G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero | Referred to as "the Baroness", she is a villainess in the employ of Cobra. |
| Baron of Hell | Doom | High tier enemies, two are encountered at the end of Episode 1. |
| Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent | Ever After | The wicked stepmother of the film's heroine, Danielle de Barbarac. |
| Baroness Paula von Gunther | DC Comics | A supervillain and an enemy of Wonder Woman. |
| Baron Leo von Halkein | Guiding Light | Baron in Andorra. The ex-husband of Alexandra Spaulding and father of India von Halkein. |
| Baron Vladimir Harkonnen | Dune | The head of House Harkonnen and a main villain who is the arch-enemy of House Atreides. |
| Baron and Baroness Von Troken | Princess Diaries | A Noble family who once rule the Kingdom of Genovia. |
| Baroness von Hellman | Cruella | The noble fashion designer in the "House of Baroness" and the widowed mother of Cruella de Vil. |
| Admiral Lord Hornblower | Horatio Hornblower series | A Royal Navy officer during the Napoleonic Wars, made a knight of the Order of the Bath, and eventually created the Baron Hornblower of Smallbridge in the County of Kent. |
| Baron Matsunaga Tsuneyoshi | Memoirs of a Geisha | Mameha's danna, a baron (男爵, danshaku) in the Japanese nobility. |
| Baron Mordo | Marvel Comics | A Transylvanian nobleman and a supervillain. |
| Baron Munchausen | First appeared in Baron Munchausen's Narrative of his Marvellous Travels and Campaigns in Russia | A fictional German nobleman loosely based on the real historical baron Hieronymus Karl Friedrich, Freiherr von Münchhausen. |
| Porthos | The d'Artagnan Romances | Baron du Vallon de Bracieux de Pierrefonds. He is one of the three Musketeers. |
| Baron von Redberry | Baron von Redberry | Advertising mascot for "Baron von Redberry" breakfast cereal. |
| Baron Strucker | Marvel Comics | A supervillain and one of the leaders of Hydra. |
| Sir Roger, Baron de Tourneville | The High Crusade | A medieval English baron who captures an alien spacecraft and eventually gains a space empire. |
| Baron Klaus Wulfenbach | Girl Genius | A pan-European dictator and major antagonist of the comic.[58] |
| Heinrich Zemo | Marvel Comics | The 12th Baron Zemo and a supervillain. |
| Helmut Zemo | Marvel Comics | The 13th Baron Zemo, the son of Heinrich Zemo, and a supervillain. |
Baronets and baronetesses
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "baronet" or "baronetess".
| Fictional baronet or baronetess | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sir Buckstone Abbott | Summer Moonshine | A baronet trying to sell his house. |
| Sir Anthony Absolute | The Rivals | A wealthy baronet and the father of Captain Jack Absolute. |
| Sir Michael Audley | Lady Audley's Secret | A wealthy middle-aged widower. |
| Sir Charles Baskerville | The Hound of the Baskervilles | A baronet who is found dead under mysterious circumstances. |
| Sir Henry Baskerville | The Hound of the Baskervilles | The nephew and heir of Sir Charles Baskerville. |
| Sir Paul Berowne | A Taste for Death | A former Minister of the Crown. |
| Sir Thomas Bertram | Mansfield Park | The uncle of Fanny Price. |
| Sir Percy Blakeney | The Scarlet Pimpernel | A wealthy English baronet who is secretly a hero known as the Scarlet Pimpernel who rescues French aristocrats from being executed during the French Revolution. |
| Sir Hilary Bray | On Her Majesty's Secret Service | A genealogist at the London College of Arms whom James Bond impersonates during a mission. |
| Sir Felix Carbury | The Way We Live Now | A young baronet and the son of Matilda, Lady Carbury. |
| Sir Clifford Chatterley | Lady Chatterley's Lover | The husband of Lady Constance Chatterley. |
| Sir Gervase Chevenix-Gore | Dead Man's Mirror | An elderly baronet who sent a letter summoning Hercule Poirot to his house, where Poirot finds his dead body. |
| Sir Robert Chiltern | An Ideal Husband | A member of the House of Commons. |
| Sir Francis Clavering | Pendennis | A member of Parliament and a gambler. |
| Sir Hugh Clavering | The Claverings | An affluent and selfish baronet. |
| Sir Pitt Crawley | Vanity Fair | A crude baronet whose oldest son is also called Pitt. |
| Sir George Crofts | Mrs. Warren's Profession | The business partner of Mrs. Kitty Warren. |
| Sir Leicester Dedlock | Bleak House | A conservative baronet. |
| Sir Walter Elliot | Persuasion | A vain baronet. |
| Sir Austin Feverel | The Ordeal of Richard Feverel | The father of Richard Feverel. |
| Sir Charles Fraith | Agatha Raisin | A friend of Agatha Raisin. |
| Sir Gilbert Galbraith (a.k.a. "Gibbie") | Sir Gibbie | A poor mute boy and the title character of the story. |
| Sir Percival Glyde | The Woman in White | The fiancé and later husband of Laura Fairlie. |
| Sir Julius Hanbury | "Ghost in the Machine" (an episode of Inspector Morse) | A baronet whose paintings have been stolen, and who is found dead. |
| Sir Topham Hatt ("The Fat Controller") | The Railway Series, Thomas & Friends | The Controller of the North Western Railway. |
| Sir Alan Lewrie | Alan Lewrie naval adventure series of novels | A captain in the Royal Navy during the late 18th and early 19th Centuries. |
| Sir Hugo Mallinger | Daniel Deronda | A wealthy gentleman, and the guardian of Daniel Deronda. |
| Sir William McCordle | Gosford Park | a wealthy industrialist and baronet, who hosts a weekend shooting party at his country estate. |
| Sir Despard Murgatroyd | Ruddigore | Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd's younger brother, who took the title of baronet believing that Ruthven was dead, but later transfers it to Ruthven once he finds out that Ruthven is alive. |
| Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd | Ruddigore | He starts out disguised as a farmer under the name "Robin Oakapple", but later accepts his rightful identity as a baronet. |
| Sir Gregory Parsloe | Blandings stories | The 7th Baronet, and a neighbor and rival of Lord Emsworth. |
| Sir Marmaduke Pointdextre | The Sorcerer | An elderly baronet and the father of Alexis Pointdextre. |
| Sir Ross Poldark | The Twisted Sword, a novel in the Poldark series | He becomes a baronet in this novel. |
| Sir Thomas Sharpe | Crimson Peak | An English baronet who travels with his sister, Lucille Sharpe, to the United States on a business trip. |
| Sir Robert Smithson | The French Lieutenant's Woman | The uncle of Charles Smithson. |
| Sir Anthony Strallan | Downton Abbey | A suitor of Lady Edith Crawley. |
| Sir Archie Strume | The Sixth Column: A Singular Tale of our Times | The tenth baronet of Antenor Hall, and Peter Fleming's chief protagonist in this spy novel. |
| Sir Perceval Stuyvesant | Wheels | A British baronet living in America, who is a close friend of Adam Trenton. |
| Sir Helmsley Thwarte | The Buccaneers | The father of Guy Thwarte. |
| Sir Dudley Valance | The Stranger's Child | The younger brother of Cecil Valance. |
| Sir Arthur Wardour | The Antiquary | A Scottish baronet. |
| Sir Percy Ware-Armitage | Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines | A British pilot who cheats in an air race. |
Lords and ladies
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "lord" or "lady".
| Fictional lord or lady | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Angrod | The Silmarillion | A lord of the Noldor. |
| Lord Argoz | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. |
| Lord Asriel | His Dark Materials | A member of the aristocracy in a parallel universe. |
| Elaine of Astolat | Arthurian legend | A lady from the castle of Astolat. |
| Petyr Baelish | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A cunning and ambitious lord. |
| Lady Bane | Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears | An evil witch and a recurring villain in the series. She is a love interest of Duke Igthorn. |
| Banquo | Macbeth | A general and an initial ally of Macbeth. |
| Cutler Beckett | Pirates of the Caribbean film series | The chairman of the East India Trading Company. |
| Lord Bern | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. He later becomes the Duke of the Lone Islands. |
| Edmund, Lord Blackadder | Blackadder II | A nobleman in the court of Queen Elizabeth I. |
| Midshipman Lord William Blakeney | Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World | The son of Captain Jack Aubrey's former shipmate, Captain Lord Narborough. |
| Roose Bolton | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A cruel lord. |
| Lady Catherine de Bourgh | Pride and Prejudice | The widow of Sir Lewis de Bourgh. |
| Bronn | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A lord and knight. |
| Lord Buckethead | Inspired by a character in Hyperspace | A British satirical political candidate. |
| Oliver B. Bumble | Tom Puss, The Dragon That Wasn't (Or Was He?) | An anthropomorphic bear who is also a lord who lives in a castle. |
| Lord and Lady Byrne | Holby City | The parents of Joseph Byrne. |
| Grace Cavendish | Lady Grace Mysteries | A detective and a maid of honour of Queen Elizabeth I. |
| Celeborn | The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales | Lord Celeborn and his wife Lady Galadriel are the co-rulers of the realm of Lothlórien. |
| Lord Covington | Madeline | A member of the board of trustees for a Catholic boarding school and a widower whose wife Lady Marie-Gilberte Covington was terminally ill. |
| Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward | Thunderbirds | The daughter of aristocrat Lord Hugh Creighton-Ward, a fashion model, and a secret agent. |
| Lord Darcy | "Lord Darcy" stories | A detective in an alternate history world. |
| Denethor | The Lord of the Rings | Lord and Steward of Gondor. |
| Lord Downey | Discworld | Head of the Assassins' Guild. |
| Lord Drinian | The Chronicles of Narnia | The captain of the Dawn Treader and an advisor and friend of King Caspian X. |
| Lord Dundreary | Our American Cousin | An idiotic English nobleman. |
| Elrond | The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales | The Lord of Rivendell. |
| Lady Claire of Eltham | Timeline | Also known as Lady Claire d'Eltham. She is the widow of a knight and owns lands in both England and France during the Hundred Years' War. Lady Claire is portrayed differently in the 2003 film adaptation, in which she is French instead of English, and is the sister of French commander Arnaut de Cervole. |
| Erkenbrand | The Two Towers | The Lord of the Westfold. |
| Lord James Montgomery Falsworth | Marvel Comics | He is the first of three superheroes to go by the name "Union Jack". |
| Lord Farquaad | Shrek | The ruler of Duloc and a main villain. |
| Forlong the Fat | The Return of the King | The Lord of Lossarnach. |
| George Fox-Selwyn | Montmorency series | A wealthy British aristocrat, an undercover agent, and a friend of Montmorency. |
| Galadriel | The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales | Lady Galadriel and her husband Lord Celeborn are the co-rulers of the realm of Lothlórien. |
| Lord Gast | The Chronicles of Prydain | A vassal of King Smoit and a rival of Lord Goryon. |
| Girion | The Hobbit | Lord of Dale during Smaug's attack on the city, and an ancestor of Bard the Bowman. |
| Lord Glenarvan | In Search of the Castaways, The Mysterious Island | A wealthy Scottish noble. |
| Lord Goryon | The Chronicles of Prydain | A vassal of King Smoit and a rival of Lord Gast. |
| Lord John Grey | Outlander | A member of the British Army. |
| Lord Halewijn | Heer Halewijn | An evil magical being who murders people. |
| Helspont | WildStorm, DC Comics | A High Lord of the Daemonites, and a supervillain. |
| Agatha Heterodyne | Girl Genius | The main protagonist of the comic, the Lady Heterodyne,[59] and last of her family name. |
| Arthur Holmwood (Lord Godalming) | Dracula | One of the protagonists who are hunting the vampire Count Dracula. |
| Lady Hideko Izumi | The Handmaiden | A Japanese heiress being courted by a con man operating under the sobriquet of "Count Fujiwara" in Japanese-occupied Korea. |
| Thierry of Janville (a.k.a. "Thierry La Fronde") | Thierry la Fronde | A young French lord who fights against the English occupation of France during the Hundred Years' War. |
| Oscar François de Jarjayes | The Rose of Versailles | A woman who was raised as a male and is a French military commander before and during the French Revolution. |
| Lady Jessica | Dune | A Bene Gesserit, the concubine of Duke Leto Atreides, and the mother of Paul Atreides. |
| Lord Juss | The Worm Ouroboros | The chief lord of Demonland and the main hero of the story. |
| Lady Constance Keeble | Blandings stories | The sister of Lord Emsworth. |
| The Lady of the Lake | Arthurian legend | An enchantress who gives King Arthur the sword Excalibur. |
| Tywin Lannister | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | The Lord of Casterly Rock. |
| Lynette | Arthurian legend | A noble lady who travels to King Arthur's court to seek help for her sister Lyonesse. |
| Lyonesse | Arthurian legend | The sister of Lynette. |
| Lady Macduff | Macbeth | The wife of Lord Macduff. |
| Lord Macduff | Macbeth | Lord Macduff is the Thane of Fife. |
| Mr. Majestic | WildStorm, DC Comics | Also known as Lord Majestros, he is one of four Kherubim lords trapped on Earth during the Kherubim/Daemonite war. He is also a superhero similar to Superman. |
| Lady Marian | Robin Hood (2006 TV series) | A version of Maid Marian. |
| Lord Mavramorn | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. |
| Lord Octesian | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. |
| Olivia | Twelfth Night | A lady of noble birth who is at the center of the multiple plots of the play. |
| Jaina Proudmoore | Warcraft | The leader of Dalaran. |
| George Alexander Pyke, Lord Tilbury | Blandings stories | The resident of Tilbury House. |
| Lord Restimar | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. |
| Lord Revilian | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. |
| Lord Rhoop | The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | One of the Seven Great Lords of Narnia. |
| Lord John Roxton | The Lost World, The Poison Belt, The Land of Mist | An adventurer. |
| Lord Ruthven | The Vampyre | A vampire. |
| Spitfire | Marvel Comics | Her real name is Lady Jacqueline Falsworth Crichton. She is a superheroine. |
| Catelyn Stark | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | Lady of Winterfell and wife of Eddard "Ned" Stark. |
| Eddard "Ned" Stark | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | Lord of Winterfell. |
| Lady Tremaine | Cinderella (1950 film) | The "Wicked Stepmother" of Cinderella in the Disney adaptation of the fairy tale. |
| Olenna Tyrell | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | Dowager Lady of Highgarden, and the matriarch of House Tyrell. |
| Lord Oliver de Vannes | Timeline | Also known as Sir Oliver. He is an English lord and knight based in France during the Hundred Years' War. He controls the castles Castelgard and La Roque. |
| Lady Vic | DC Comics | Her real name is Lady Elaine Marsh-Morton. She is a supervillain. |
Knights and dames
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "knight" or "dame".
| Fictional knight or dame | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Accolon | Arthurian legend | A knight who is tricked by Morgan le Fay into fighting against King Arthur. |
| Sir Andrew Aguecheek | Twelfth Night | A foolish knight. |
| Volker von Alzey | Nibelungenlied | A knight and minstrel. |
| Humphrey Appleby | Yes Minister, Yes, Prime Minister | The Permanent Secretary for the Department of Administrative Affairs. |
| Sir Arthur | Ghosts 'n Goblins | The primary protagonist in the video game series. |
| Solaire of Astora | Dark Souls | A knight |
| Sir Bagby | Sir Bagby | A knight and the title character of the comic strip. |
| Sir Balin | Arthurian legend | A knight of King Arthur's court before the Round Table existed. |
| Bedivere | Arthurian legend | A Knight of the Round Table. |
| Sir Toby Belch | Twelfth Night | The uncle of Olivia. |
| Black Knight | Monty Python and the Holy Grail | A knight whom King Arthur fights to cross a bridge. |
| Black Knight (Sir Percy) | Marvel Comics | Sir Percy of Scandia is the original Black Knight who serves King Arthur. |
| Dane Whitman | Marvel Comics | The Black Knight of the Modern Era. |
| Bradamante | Orlando Innamorato, Orlando Furioso | A female knight, and the sister of Rinaldo. She marries Ruggiero. |
| Dame Beatrice Adela Lestrange Bradley | Mrs Bradley series of novels, The Mrs Bradley Mysteries | A detective who eventually becomes a dame. |
| Sir Cawline | Sir Cawline | A knight who has to do a great deed to marry a king's daughter. |
| Gregor Clegane | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | An extremely large knight. |
| Dagonet | Arthurian legend | A Knight of the Round Table, and a jester. |
| Dame Edna Everage | Numerous appearances, including in The Adventures of Barry McKenzie, Barry McKenzie Holds His Own, Les Patterson Saves the World, The Dame Edna Experience, Dame Edna's Neighbourhood Watch, and The Dame Edna Treatment | A comedy character played by Australian comedian Barry Humphries. She receives her damehood in the film Barry McKenzie Holds His Own. |
| Falstaff | Henry IV, Part 1, Henry IV, Part 2, The Merry Wives of Windsor | A fat knight who socializes with criminals, and a companion of Prince Hal. |
| Harry Flashman | Tom Brown's School Days, The Flashman Papers | Originally a school bully, he becomes a Victorian soldier who pretends to be brave, but is really a lying coward. He receives his knighthood in Flashman in the Great Game. |
| Green Knight | Arthurian legend | His real name is Bertilak de Hautdesert. He wears green clothing and tests other knights. |
| Griflet | Arthurian legend | A Knight of the Round Table. |
| Sir Kay | Arthurian legend | The foster brother of King Arthur, the son of Sir Ector, and a Knight of the Round Table. |
| Knights Who Say "Ni!" | Monty Python and the Holy Grail | A group of knights who shout "Ni!" to force travelers to give them what they want. |
| Suzaku Kururugi | Code Geass | A member of the Knights of the Round. |
| Jaime Lannister | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A knight of the Kingsguard. |
| Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart | Doctor Who | His full name is Brigadier Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart. He is one of the founders and commanders of UNIT. |
| Sir Ulrich von Liechtenstein | A Knight's Tale | The fictional name the squire William Thatcher uses to enter jousting contests after his master, Sir Ector dies, leaving his retinue unemployed. He is eventually knighted as Sir William in his own right by the Black Prince. |
| Magic Knight | Finders Keepers, Spellbound, Knight Tyme, Stormbringer | A video game character. |
| Meta Knight | Kirby | A mysterious but honorable knight. |
| Renaud de Montauban | Matter of France | A son of Duke Aymon. |
| Jorah Mormont | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A knight in exile. |
| Sir Les Patterson | Numerous appearances, including in The Dame Edna Experience, The Dame Edna Treatment, and Les Patterson Saves the World | A rude comedy character who received a knighthood. He is played by Australian comedian Barry Humphries. |
| Harry Pearce | Spooks, Spooks: The Greater Good | The head of the counter-terrorism department of MI5. |
| Pelleas | Arthurian legend | A Knight of the Round Table. |
| Sir Hokus of Pokes | First appears in The Royal Book of Oz, and goes on to appear in later Oz books. | An elderly knight. |
| Austin Powers | Austin Powers | A hippie-like British spy. He is knighted in the film Austin Powers in Goldmember. |
| Johan, De Rode Ridder (Johan, the Red Knight) | De Rode Ridder | A lonely travelling knight. |
| Floris van Roozemond | Floris | A 16th-century Dutch knight. |
| Davos Seaworth | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A landed knight. |
| Shield Knight | Shovel Knight | A female knight and the love interest of Shovel Knight. |
| Shining Knight (Sir Justin) | DC Comics | Sir Justin is the first of three superheroes to go by the name "Shining Knight". He was one of King Arthur's knights before being frozen and waking up in the modern world. |
| Shovel Knight | Shovel Knight | A knight armed with a shovel. |
| Silent Knight | DC Comics | His real name is Brian Kent. He is the son of Sir Edwin, who is a feudal lord. |
| Lord Soth | Dragonlance | A death knight and a former Knight of Solamnia. |
| Brienne of Tarth | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A female knight. |
| Capitán Trueno | Capitán Trueno comic book series | A 12th-century knight-errant. |
| The White Knight | Through the Looking-Glass | A knight who helps Alice. |
| Link | The Legend of Zelda | In Breath of the Wild, Link is a knight, like his father. |
Samurai
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "samurai", a Japanese title of warrior nobility similar to "knight".
| Fictional samurai | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| John Blackthorne | Shōgun | An English sailor who travels to Japan and is given the titles of samurai and hatamoto based on the real life story of William Adams. |
| Date masamune | Sengoku Basara | A fictional samurai loosely based on the real historical figure Date Masamune. |
| Jack Fletcher | Young Samurai | An English boy shipwrecked in Japan who eventually becomes a samurai. |
| Gintoki Sakata | Gin Tama | A samurai who works as a freelancer. |
| Haohmaru | Samurai Shodown | A fictional rōnin based on the real historical figure Miyamoto Musashi. |
| Miyamoto Usagi | Usagi Yojimbo, as well as other media, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles related media | An anthropomorphic rabbit samurai who eventually becomes a rōnin after the death of his lord. |
| Kuroda Jubei | Red Sun | The fish out of water protagonist foil to Charles Bronson's Link Stuart, both seeking Alain Delon's Gauche in the 1971 Spaghetti Western by Terence Young. |
| Lord Katsumoto Moritsugu | The Last Samurai | The leader of a samurai rebellion who is based on the real historical figure Saigō Takamori. |
| Myōjin Yahiko | Rurouni Kenshin | An orphan from a samurai family who eventually becomes a samurai himself. |
| Nemuri Kyōshirō | Nemuri Kyōshirō | A rōnin. |
| Samurai Cat | "Samurai Cat" book series, beginning with The Adventures of Samurai Cat | Also known as Miaowara Tomokato. He is an anthropomorphic cat warrior who formerly served Oda Nobunaga, and subsequently seeks to avenge his master's death. |
| Samurai Futaba | Saturday Night Live | A comedy sketch character. |
| Samurai Jack | Samurai Jack | The Hero of the Cartoon Network series of the same name, wields a magic sword to defeat the demon Aku. Real name is unknown, uses "Jack" as a pseudonym. Son of an also unnamed Emperor of Japan. |
| Sanada Yukimura | Sengoku Basara | A fictional samurai loosely based on the real historical figure Sanada Yukimura. |
| Tōyama no Kin-san | Various works | A fictional samurai based on the real historical figure Tōyama Kagemoto. |
| Toranaga Yoshi | Shōgun | A fictional daimyō of Japan based on the real historical figure Tokugawa Ieyasu. |
| Yamada Asaemon | Samurai Executioner | A rōnin who works as a sword-tester and executioner. |
| Yasuke | Yasuke (TV series) | An alternate-reality anime series loosely based on the historical figure of the same name. |
Lairds
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "laird".
| Fictional laird | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Destro | G.I. Joe franchise | His full name is Laird James McCullen Destro XXIV. He is a terrorist and weapons supplier for Cobra. |
| Jamie Fraser | Outlander | Laird of Broch Tuarach. |
| Archie MacDonald | Monarch of the Glen | Laird of Glenbogle. |
| Hector MacDonald | Monarch of the Glen | Laird of Glenbogle before his son Archie MacDonald receives the title. |
| Paul Bowman-MacDonald | Monarch of the Glen | He becomes Laird of Glenbogle after his half-brother Archie MacDonald moves to New Zealand. |
| Jonathan Oldbuck | The Antiquary | The Laird of Monkbarns. |
| Fergus McDuck | Ducktales (2017) | Laird of Castle McDuck, father of plutocrat Scrooge McDuck |
Esquires/squires
[edit]These are fictional characters with the title of "esquire" or "squire".
| Fictional esquire/squire | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Squire Allworthy | The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling | A wealthy squire and the guardian of Tom Jones. |
| Mr. Bennet | Pride and Prejudice | An esquire and the patriarch of the Bennet family. |
| Edmund Blackadder Esq. | Blackadder the Third | The respected butler of the Prince Regent. |
| The Squire | The Canterbury Tales | The son and squire of the Knight. |
| Squire John Trelawney | Treasure Island | A landowner who participates in the expedition to find the treasure. |
| Squire Western | The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling | A wealthy squire and a huntsman. |
Gentry
[edit]These are fictional noble characters who do not have titles nor are they noble in the strict sense, but do have aristocratic descent.
| Fictional noble | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bruce Wayne | New Earth | A wealthy businessman descended from the medieval Scottish nobility |
| Captain Haddock | The Adventures of Tintin | A mariner descendent of a French privateer. |
| Desmond Miles | Assassin's Creed | An Assassin descended of Florencian noble house Auditore family. |
| Captain Ross Poldark | Poldark | A British Army veteran of the American Revolutionary War, who returns to his home in Cornwall to find that his father has died, leaving his estate in ruins. |
| Christopher Tietjens | Parade's End | "The last Tory", a second son of a wealthy landowning family who serves in the British Army during the First World War. |
Other nobility
[edit]These are fictional noble characters that do not have the above titles.
| Fictional noble | Work | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bluebeard | "Bluebeard" | A nobleman who is also a serial killer. |
| Don Diego De la Vega | Zorro series | A Spanish lord who is secretly the masked vigilante known as Zorro. |
| Ignis Dustiness Ford | KonoSuba | A prominent noble and the father of one of the main characters.[60] |
| Lalatina "Darkness" Dustiness Ford | KonoSuba | A secondary main character who became a crusader against her father Ignis' wishes.[61] |
| Petra Chérie | Petra Chérie | Also known as Petra de Karlowitz. She is a young adventurous Franco-Polish noblewoman. |
| Jedah Dohma | Darkstalkers | A nobleman of the demonic dimension of Makai. |
| Ezio Auditore da Firenze | Assassin's Creed | An Italian noble and assassin. |
| Byakuya Kuchiki | Bleach | The head of the noble Kuchiki clan. |
| Hannibal Lecter | First appears in the novel Red Dragon, but his noble family background is revealed in the novel Hannibal Rising | The son of a Lithuanian count.[62][63][64][65] |
| Ramón Salazar | Resident Evil series | A feudal lord of a rural remnant of the Spanish Ancient Regime. |
| Alonso Quixano (Don Quixote) | Don Quixote | A hidalgo (Spanish noble) who wants to become a knight-errant and renames himself Don Quixote. |
| Samwell Tarly | A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones | A son of Lord Randyll Tarly and Lady Melessa Florent. |
| Vega | Street Fighter | A fighter who was born into a noble Spanish family. |
| Onufry Zagłoba | The Trilogy | A lesser Polish noble. |
See also
[edit]- List of fictional monarchs (fictional countries)
- List of fictional princes
- List of fictional princesses
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