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Fausticorn is Queen, Alicorn representing Craig is King.
The stinger?
They’ve been missing since before recorded history, hence Discord’s “usurption” as well as Celestia and Luna’s ascension.
Of course, since many children and adults didn’t know what a duke is, which was Blueblood’s original title, I’m not surprised that most people don’t know about principalities.
There is the different weight of titles. Though because I’m not well versed in real life nobility systems and wikipedia has so far been unhelpful to this venture, I haven’t found too much difference between titles other than ranking and what the territory they rule over is called.
In setting, the most likely answer would be the fact that Celestia and Luna share power over Equestria, as one of the Background Ponies here noted.
Or it could have some mirroring with real life. There might be some bad connotations around the title of Queen left over from the Unicorn nation before the founding of Equestria. Though said nation’s power structure might be still around if Flim’s (or was it Flam? I can never remember which is which) comment about the “Kingdom of Canterlot” is taken as a bit of world building instead of a writer’s goof, which raises even more questions about their title system.
Stereotypes like this is why I somewhat dislike Disney. If anything Kings and Queens tend to be more wiser in real life than the Princes and Princesses are.
In many anime, in Kingdoms it is the Princes who plot or anticipate the death of their King so they could take power for their greedy desires.
Disney rarely touches the “evil empire” cliche though.
In Empires it is usually the Good prince or princess who join the resistance to fight against the evil Emperor.
Yeah I don’t get the logic here.
Bow for your Queen slave!!
Maybe we can agree to Empress Celestia?
Well Disney has gotten better it seems.
But yes they pretty much single handedly ruined any notion of Queens being good. In fact the only way I can think of to remedy that is for them to make a movie that has a good Queen.
I would pay ALL my money to see something like that!
Ya… that’s why I don’t really like Disney… most times.
~Disney logic