The monarchs of other countries have received similar titles from the pope: • Holy Roman Empire:
Holy Roman Emperor (Originally awarded as
Imperator Romanorum; "Holy" was added in the 13th century) and
Defensor Ecclesiae (Protector of the Church, awarded to the Holy Roman Emperor). • Hungary:
Apostolic Majesty (Awarded about 1000.) • France:
Most Christian Majesty (Awarded about 1380.) • England:
Defender of the Faith (Awarded in 1521. Revoked about 1530. Continued to be used by the British monarch.) • Poland:
Orthodox Majesty (awarded in 1661) • Portugal:
Most Faithful Majesty (Awarded 1748.) • Scotland:
Protector and Defender of the Christian Faith and
Defender of the Faith (Awarded in 1507 and 1530)