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Duke
A Duke is a noble member of a Carnival royal court who represents the organization during ceremonies, balls, and parades. Multiple dukes often serve within a single court.
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King
The King is the principal male monarch of a Carnival organization, serving as its ceremonial ruler during a Carnival season and often representing the krewe at public events, parades, and formal balls.
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Krewe Royalty
Krewe Royalty collectively refers to the ceremonial monarchs and members of a Carnival organization's royal court, including the king, queen, princes, princesses, dukes, maids, pages, and other titled participants.
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Maid
A Maid is a female member of a Carnival royal court who traditionally serves as an attendant to the queen and participates in formal presentations, balls, and parades.
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Page
A Page is a ceremonial attendant assigned to assist a king, queen, or other member of a Carnival royal court during balls, coronations, and parades.
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Queen
The Queen is the principal female monarch of a Carnival organization and serves as one of its highest ceremonial representatives during the Carnival season.
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Queen of Carnival
Queen of Carnival is an honorary title used by the Krewe of Rex for the highest-ranking female royal representative during a Carnival season.
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Royal Court
A Royal Court consists of the ceremonial monarchs and nobles who represent a Carnival organization during its annual celebrations. Courts commonly include a king, queen, dukes, maids, princes, princesses, pages, and other titled members.
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