Forms of address in Vishwamitra

This article includes the list of forms of address used in Vishwamitra.

Abbreviations

• His/Her Illustrious and Royal Majesty: HIllRM
• His/Her Majesty: HM
• His/Her Royal Highness: HRH
• His/Her Serene Highness: HSH
• His/Her Highness: HH
• His/Her Grace: HG
• His/Her Excellency: HE
• The Most Honourable: The Most Hon
• The Right Honourable: The Rt Hon
• The Honourable: The Hon
• The Most Exc: The Most Exc

Royalty

Position	On envelopes	Salutation in letter	Oral address
Rashtradhyaksh	HIllRM The Rashtradhyaksh	Your Illustrious and Royal Majesty	Your Illustrious and Royal Majesty, and thereafter as "Sir"
Uparashtradhyaksh	HM The Uparashtradhyaksh	Your Majesty	Your Majesty, and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) and "Ma'am" (for females)
State monarchs (Rajpramukhs)	HM The Rajpramukh of (state), e.g. The Rajpramukh of Purvanchal
Parents/siblings of the provincial monarchs (Rajpramukhs)	HRH The Prince Father of (state), e.g. The Prince Father of Purvanchal
	HRH The Princess Mother of (state), e.g. The Prince Mother of Purvanchal
	HRH The Prince/Princess (name), e.g. The Prince Saikat
Heirs to the throne	HRH The Crown Prince/Princess of (state)
	HRH The Senior Prince/Princess of (state)
Members of the first family(s) of the provincial monarchs	HSH Prince/Princess (first name)	Your Serene Highness	Your Serene Highness, and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) and "Ma'am" (for females)
First cousins of the provincial monarchs
Husbands of female members of the first family(s) and first cousins	HE (first name and surname)	Your Excellency	Your Excellency, and thereafter as "Sir"
Members of the extended family(s) of the provincial monarchs	HH Prince/Princess (first name)	Your Highness	Your Highness, and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) and "Ma'am" (for females)
Regent(s)	HRH The Regent of Vishwamitra	Your Royal Highness	Your Royal Highness, and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) and "Ma'am" (for females)
	HRH The Prince/Princess Regent of (state)

Nobility

Position	On envelopes	Salutation in letter	Oral address
Regent(s)	HH The Regent	Your Highness	Your Highness and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) or "Ma'am" (for females)
Duke	His Grace The Duke (name)	My Lord Duke or Dear Duke (name)	Your Grace or Duke
Duchess	Her Grace The Duchess (name)	Madam or Dear Duchess (name)	Your Grace or Duchess
Count	The Rt Hon The Count (name)	My Lord Count or Dear Count (name)	Your Grace or Count
Countess	The Rt Hon The Countess of (title)	Madam or Dear Countess (name)	Your Grace or Countess
Baron	The Rt Hon The Lord (surname) or The Rt Hon The Baron (name)	My Lord or Dear Lord (title)	Your Grace or Baron
Baroness	The Rt Hon The Lady (surname) or The Rt Hon The Baroness (name)	Madam or Dear Baroness (name)	Your Grace or Baroness

Government

Position	On envelopes	Salutation in letter	Oral address
Prime Minister	HE The Most Hon (name)	Your Excellency	Your Excellency, and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) or "Ma'am" (for females)
Deputy Prime Minister	HE The Rt Hon (name)
Senior Minister
Cabinet Minister(s)	HE (name)
Minister(s) of State	The Rt Hon (name)	Sir or Madam	Sir or Madam
Privy Councillor(s)	The Most Exc
Member(s) of Parliament	The Hon
Administrator(s)	The Most Hon
Governor(s) of overseas territories
Crown representative(s)
Chief Justice	HL Justice (name)	Your Lordship	Your Lordship Justice (name), and thereafter as "Sir" (for males) or "Ma'am" (for females)