"Porphyrogenitism" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Porphyrogenitism" Meaning

Porphyrogenitism refers to the condition or quality of being born in the purple, a reference to the purple dye used to dye the imperial robes in ancient Rome and Byzantium, indicating a person born as a member of the imperial family. In other words, it describes someone who is born a prince or princess, typically of royal or noble birth.

"Porphyrogenitism" Examples

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Ultimately, it was the country's close association with Byzantium that led to the widespread development of porphyrogenitism in Russia.
Long recognized as a Roman idea of power and royalty, porphyrogenitism has spread, influenced coronation ceremonies and iconography in coronation rituals across many Christian monarchies.
In Eastern Orthodoxy, spiritual porphyrogenitism referred to a child of a woman's first marriage or that of a brother to his sister.
This fact occasions commentary on the porphyrogenitism of Nestorian and other sects by the patriarch of Constantinople.
Unlike the preceding pope and with his partial claim to puissance by blood or principality rather than apostleship par excellence, Gregory VII may not truthfully so glory in popes of old in exemplifying the kinds of terms found that emerges with the "myth of single blessed beginnings", unless nobody holds him naturally or God holds something in his exempt territory.