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Princedom (Noun)

The dignity or rank or position of a prince.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The young heir was eager to assume the princedom and take his rightful place among the nobility.
Throughout history, the princedom had been passed down through generations of the royal family.
As the eldest son, he was next in line to inherit the princedom and all its responsibilities.
The prince's princedom was marked by a series of grand ceremonies and lavish celebrations.
The monarch's decision to abolish the princedom sent shockwaves throughout the kingdom.

Territory ruled by a prince.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The historical records of medieval Europe were replete with accounts of tiny princedoms, each ruled by an autocratic leader with absolute power over his subjects.
During the early Middle Ages, Italy was divided into several small city-states and princedoms that were constantly at odds with one another.
As a vassal of the Holy Roman Emperor, he ruled over a small but strategically located princedom nestled in the rolling hills of Bavaria.
In the 17th century, the vast Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was eventually fragmented into smaller kingdoms and princedoms that were swallowed up by its neighbors.
Throughout history, countless princedoms have risen and fallen, often due to the vagaries of succession or the fortunes of war.