How do you adress a king's mom?

Question

the ruler of a country is a king.the king's wife is the queen. so what's the king's mother?

Answer 1

mommie

Answer 2

To clear this up Queen Mother was given to Elizabeth II's mother to avoid confusion.  

The King's mother would be refered to as Her Majesty, Queen ****

Answer 3

Say " Your Highness" or " Your Majesty" and curtsy at the same time.

Answer 4

If she is around she usually is the Queen,...try Queen Mother.........

Answer 5

A Queen Dowager or Dowager Queen (compare: Princess Dowager, Dowager Princess, or Princess Mother) is a title or status generally held by the widow of a deceased king. Its full meaning is clear from the two words from which it is composed: queen indicates someone who served as queen consort (i.e. wife of a king), while dowager indicates a widow who holds the title from her deceased husband.

Answer 6

"you rotten, no good, worthless scumbag, go get  a job."

Answer 7

The Queen Mother.

Answer 8

your Majesty

Answer 9

Caicos has it right.  The title "Queen Mother" was ONLY for Queen Elizabeth's mother.  Actually, Queen Elizabeth's mother MADE UP THE TITLE "QUEEN MOTHER!"  lol  That way she would be Queen twice!  

Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (wife of King George VI).  lol

Answer 10

the *****

Answer 11

Queen Mother i think...

Answer 12

The safe bet would be, " Your Majesty "

Answer 13

The King's mother would normally be the former Queen Consort. Therefore she would be addressed as Your Majesty.

In most cases the "old" Queens are styled as they were before their husbands died, i.e. Her Majesty Queen Mary (in the case of George Vl's mother and wife of the late King, George V.)

The King of Thailand's mother is known as the Princess Mother (possibly because she was not Queen of Thailand alongside her husband.)

Queen Elizabeth ll's mother, invented a whole new title for herself as Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. Although she was generally just referred to as Queen Elizabeth.

The Queen Dowager would be another possible title but certainly not a common one. Dowager appears to be used more commonly with aristocratic titles such as Duchess and Countess.

Answer 14

You would normally address her as Your Majesty, as she is likely to be the widow of the former King, the former Queen Consort. This need not necessarily be the case, however.  Queen Victoria's mother was addressed as "Your Royal Highness", as she had never been queen.

The mother of Queen Elizabeth II was known as Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.