👉 In the context of history and literature, a princeship is an aristocratic title or position in which a person holds. It was often held by members of the House of Plantagenet, the ruling family of England during the 15th century. Princeships were typically held by members of the House of York, who had been defeated in the Wars of the Roses and became powerful because they had gained the support of the English nobility. The title was then passed down to their descendants
