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Palatine (Noun)

(Middle Ages) the lord of a palatinate who exercised sovereign powers over his lands.

Nouns denoting people.

The powerful palatine held absolute control over his domains and subjects in the remote northern provinces.
Aided by the military strength of the Emperor, the Palatine expanded his territory to incorporate adjacent provinces and shires.
Before he rose to be Palatine of that County, Gottfried spent decades climbing through the ranks of imperial service.
He served the greater Palatine dynasty through generations and left a great legacy within his lifetime.
Otbert was the hereditary Palatine and protector for three successive counts consecutively till the final battle near Dunderhold Bay.

Any of various important officials in ancient Rome.

Nouns denoting people.

The Emperor appointed a new palatine to oversee the construction of the imperial palace.
As a trusted advisor, the palatine was often called upon to mediate disputes between rival factions.
The palatine was responsible for organizing the lavish festivals and ceremonies that took place throughout the year.
Despite his youth, the young nobleman was appointed as a palatine due to his family's influence and wealth.
The Emperor's personal safety was ensured by a contingent of guards led by a loyal palatine.