Difference between Queen Regnant and King Of France

QUEEN REGNANT vs KING OF FRANCE: NOUN

A female monarch who reigns in her own right, in contrast to a queen consort, who is the wife of a reigning king.
A queen reigning in her own right.
A female sovereign ruler

Regious, Kingling, Prince, Queen of england, Queenhood, Kingless, King, Grand duchess, Queen consort, Monarch, Female aristocrat, Queenlike, Queen dowager, Female monarch, Queen

Henry iii, Charles ix, Seigneur, Philip ii, Louis xvi, Louis xiv, Louis i, Henry ii, Charles vii, Charles ii, Charles i, Monsieur, Charles, Capet, Dauphin

Unqueen, Regious, Kingling, Prince, Queen of england, Queenhood, Kingless, King, Grand duchess, Queen consort, Monarch, Female aristocrat, Queenlike, Queen dowager, Queen

Royalist, Louis, Intendant, Henry iv, Chaise, Ban, Louis xiii, Henry iii, Louis xvi, Louis xiv, Henry ii, Monsieur, Charles, Capet, Dauphin

For example, Urraca, unlike any other woman discussed in this project, ruled as queen regnant, though her right to do so was frequently contested.
Queen Regnant automatically passes on her dynastic name to her son or daughter who succeeds her.
In most countries, Jeanne would automatically have become queen regnant on the death of her baby brother.

Monsieur with his brother the King of France.
Germany and the king of France, Louis XV.
Velho was esteemed, and implies that the King of Spain as well as the King of France was anxious to secure his services.
The King of the League was stronger than the King of France.
On behalf of the King of England, Edward, the Black Prince arranged a two year truce with John, the King of France at Bordeaux.
The Filles du roi were women sponsored by the King of France to immigrate to the colony of New France.
She was the only surviving child of Louis X of France, King of France and Navarre, and Margaret of Burgundy.
Richard II, Henry IV and Henry V, did call themselves king of France and were all involved in conflict with France.
The King of France was a king of asses.
Hugh Capet, Duke of France and later King of France.