List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: N-O

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• Napoleon I of France Boney, Corporal Violet, Father Violet, Jupiter Scapin, Napoglione Paille au Nez (Napoleon Straw-in-the-Nose): , That Corsican Ogre, the Armed Soldier of Democracy, the Corsican General , the Emperor of Elba, the Enlightened Despot, the Great, the Horse Thief of Berlin , the Little Corporal , the Little Corsican , the Little General, the Man of Destiny , the Modern Alexander, the Modern Hannibal, the Nightmare of Europe , the Ogre, the Representative (of) Men, the Straw-in-the-Nose (Fr. Paille au Nez) , the Victor of Marengo
• Napoleon II of France the Baby Eagle, the Eaglet
• Napoleon III of France Boustrapa , Comte d'Arenenberg Conscience Tranquelle, Little Napoleon the Small, Grosbec (Nosey) et.html], Ratipole, Ratipol, Verhuel, the Arbiter of Europe, the Arch-monarch of the World, Badinguet, the Little, the Small, the Man of December , the Man of Sedan, the Sedantaire , the Man of the Third Republic, the Man of Silence , the Socialist on Horseback
• Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte Craint Plomb (Fear-Lead), Plon-Plon
• Natasha the Old the Old
• Naya of Malaga the Usurper
• Nero the Olympic Champion
• Nero Claudius Drusus the Elder
• Nerva the Adoptive Emperor
• Nest verch Rhys the Helen of Wales, the Helen of Troy of Wales
• Nevşehirli Damat İbrahim Pasha Nevşehirli (From Nevşehirli")
• Niall of the Nine Hostages Niall of the Nine Hostages (Noiggiallach)
• Niall III of Ailech, 36th King of Ireland Caille
• Niall Glúndub Black Knee, Glundubh
• Niall, King of Ulster, 1364–1394 the Big
• Niall, King of Ulster, 1394–1403 the Younger
• Niall More O'Neill, Lord of Tyrone the Destroyer of the English, the Exalter of the Church , the Uniter of the Irish
• Niall Frossach of the Showers
• Niall O'Neill, King of Ulster, 1230 the Red
• Niall of the Nine Hostages the Great
• Nicephorus I the Alarmed, the General, the Great Logothete, the Logothete
• Nicephorus II, Byzantine Emperor the Pale Death of the Saracens
• Nicephorus III, Byzantine Emperor Botaniates
• Nicholas I of Montenegro the Father-in-law of Europe
• Nicholas I of Russia the Don Quixote of Russian Absolutism , the Iron Czar , the Iron Emperor , the Policeman of Europe, the Iron Hand
• Nicholas II of Russia Bloody Nicholas, the Martyr
• Nicholas III Radziwill, Prince of Goniadz and Medely Poland's Darling (Amor Poloniae):
• Nicholas, Lord of Avesnes the Handsome
• Nicholas, Duke of Mecklenburg in Rostock, 1282–1314 the Child
• Nicholas of Silesia "The Little", "Small"
• Niccolò II d'Este the Cripple, the Lame
• Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult Premier Manœuvrier de l'Europe , the Iron-Arm , the Iron Hand , the Iron Marshal , the Duke of Damnation , le Roi Nicolas
• Nicolas Oudinot the Marshal With Thirty-Five Wounds , the Modern Bayard , the Most Wounded Marshal , the Bayard of the French Army
• Nicolas of Estouteville (d.1416), Lord of Torcy Colart
• Nigel d'Aubigny (1066–1129) Scutifer Conquestoris
• Nikola Zrinski the Poet-Warlord
• Nikolaus II Priscus Radziwiłł Mathusalem
• Nikolaus III Radziwiłł Amor Poloniae
• Nikolaus Esterházy the Lover of Splendor , the Magnificent
• Nino Visconti the Brigand
• Nithard Nithard of Ponthieu, the Chronicler, the Historian
• Nivelon I, Count of Autun (d.768) the Historian
• Nuño González, Lord of Lara (d.1275)
• Nuño Nuñez of Castile He of Brasera, He of Branosera (Sp. El de Brasera, El de Branosera)
• Nuño Nuñez, Count of Castile He of Castrogeriz (Sp. El de Castrogeriz)
• Nuno Álvares Pereira the Constable-Saint, the Count-Saint, the Holy Constable, the Portuguese Cid
• Nuño Nuñez of Castile He of Roa, Rasura
• Nuño Nuñez of León, Count of Amaya, c.954 Rasura
• Nuño of Leon Belchides, son of Ordoño I of Leon
• Nuno Álvares Pereira the Great Constable

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• Oberto, Margrave of Massa and Corsica Brattoporrata, Brotoporrada
• Obizzo, Margrave, c1108 Malnitpore
• Ocko I of East Frisia the Elder
• Ocko II, Count of East Frisia the Younger
• Odet de Coligny Cardinal de Chatillon, the Protestant Cardinal
• Odette de Champdivers la Petite Reine
• Odo II of Blois le Champenois
• Odo, Count of Paris Capet
• Odo, Count of Valois (d.c.1085) the Mad
• Odo of Apulia the Good Marquis
• Odo of Aquitaine the Great
• Oddone (d.1104) Altasapada
• Olaf I of Denmark le Famelique, Olaf Hunger
• Olaf I of Norway the Sleeper, the Sleeping Hero, the Sleeping King
• Olaf I of the Isle of Man Morsel, the Dwarf
• Olaf II of the Isle of Man the Black
• Olaf Cuaran Hairy Brogues, Sandals
• Olaf Haraldsson Geirstadalf Olaf II, King of Vestfold and Jutland, the Elf of Geirstad (Nor. Geristad-alf, Geirstada-Alf, Geirstadaalf)
• Olaf Ingjaldsson, King of Dublin (835–871) the White
• Olaf of Denmark the Mild
• Olav I, King of the Isle of Man, 1097–1153 the Red
• Olav II of Norway the Big One, Digera, the Chapman, the Fat, the Saint, the Seaman
• Olav III of Norway the Mild, the Pacific
• Olav IV of Norway Harefoot
• Olav V of Norway the People's King
• Oleg I, Prince of Novgorod-Severskiy, 1097–1115 the Infamous
• Oleg I, Prince of Riazan, 1252–1258 Krasniy, the Fair, the Handsome
• Oleg II, Prince of Riazan, Grand Prince of Riazan, 1389–1402 the Great
• Oleg of Novgorod the Knowing, the Seer, the Wise
• Oleg Svyatoslavich, Prince Chernigov Gorislavich
• Olga of Kiev Preskasa, the Beauty, the Saint
• Oliver Cromwell Crum-Hell, Ironsides , Nosey, Old Ironsides, Old Noll, Ruby Node, the Almighty Nose, the Archangel Who did Battle with the Devil, the Lord Protector of the Commonwealth
• Olivier de Clisson the Butcher
• Oliver St John the Dark Lanthorn of the Commonwealth
• Olof of Sweden the Lap King , the Tax King, the Treasurer''
• Olof Trätälja the Tree-Cutter, the Tree-Hewer, the Tree-Feller, the Wood-Cutter
• Olof the Sharp-sighted
• Ordoño IV of Leon the Bad, the Hunchback
• Orhan I the Fighter, the Hero of the Religion, the Leader, the Ruler, the Warrior of the Faith
• Orielda of Tirel the Noble Lady, wife of Fulk de Tirel, son of Ralph, Lord of Tirel and Poix
• Orlando of Fidenza the Magnificent
• Orlando Pallavicini (c1393-1457) the Magnificent
• Oshin of Armenia the Regent
• Osman I Little Osman, the Black, the Dark, the Fighter, the Founder, the Holy Warrior, the Pride of the Religion
• Osman I, King in Bithynia, 1282–1326 the Warrior of the Faith
• Osman II Farisi, the Martyr, the Younger, the Young Osman
• Oswald of Northumbria the Saint
• Oswine of Deira the Saint
• Ottar of Sweden Wend-crow
• Ottaviano degli Ubaldini the Cardinal
• Otto I of Bohemia (d.1091), Duke of Olmutz the Handsome
• Otto I, Count of Guelders (1150–1207) the Great
• Otto I, Duke of Brunswick-Göttingen, 1367–1394 the Evil
• Otto I, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (1204–1252) the Child
• Otto I, Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg, 1434–1445 the Lame
• Otto I, Duke of Saxony the Magnificent
• Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor the Great
• Otto II, Count of Habsburg
• Otto II (VI), Duke of Brunswick-Göttingen, 1367–1394 the Bad
• Otto II, Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg the Generous, the Liberal, the Magnanimous, the Victorious
• Otto II, Duke of Luneburg, 1464–1471 the Magnificent
• Otto II of Guelders Horsefoot
• Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor the Bloody, the Red (Rufus)
• Otto II, Margrave of Brandenburg (1147–1205) the Spendthrift, the Extravagant
• Otto II, Marquess of Montferrat, 1372–1378 Secondotto
• Otto II Wittelsbach, Duke of Bavaria the August, the Noble
• Otto III, Duke of Swabia Otto of Schweinfurt, the White
• Otto III, Margrave of Brandenburg, 1220–1267 the Pious
• Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor the Infant, the Wonder of the World, the World's Wonder, Stupor Mundi
• Otto IV of Brandenburg Otto with the Arrow, Sagittarius
• Otto IV, Holy Roman Emperor Otto of Brunswick, the Proud
• Otto IV of Kirchberg the Great
• Otto IV, Duke of Bavaria der Abbacher
• Otto V, Duke of Bavaria, the Bavarian, the Lazy, the Pimple
• Otto of Austria the Well-Beloved, the Merry
• Otto, Duke of Brunswick-Göttingen, 1394–1463 the Blind
• Otto of Austria the Wise
• Otto of Bamberg the Father of Monks , the Saint
• Otto of Nordheim Otto of Northeim
• Otto von Bismarck the Founding Father, the Man of Blood and Iron , the Iron Chancellor
• Otto-Henry, Duke of Burgundy the Great
• Ottokar I of Bohemia the Victorious
• Ottokar II of Bohemia the Great, the Iron King, the Iron and Gold King, the King of Gold and Iron
• Owain Goch ap Gruffydd the Red
• Owain Danwyn the White Tooth
• Owain ap Thomas, Prince of Gwynedd the Red Hand
• Owain Lawgoch Owain of the Red Hand