Bagration-Imeretian Princes Bagration of Mukhrani (3 kinds of the family) Princes Bahmanov also Persidskii (Persian; descendants of the Persian Prince Bahman Mirza; a branch of the Qajar dynasty, styled His Serene Highness) Princes Baratashvili (Barataevy) (7 genera) (Georgian nobility) Princes Barclay de Tolly (a branch of Clan Barclay; relations of Michael Barclay de Tolly raised to titular princes of the Russian Empire in 1815) Princes Barclay de Tolly-Weimar (descendants of General Alexander Weymarn raised to Russian titular princes in 1859 as a relation to the Barclay de Tolly family) Princes Bayushevy (Tatar; descendants of Mirza Bayush Razgildyaev raised to the princely title in 1613) Princes Bebutov (Bebutashvili) (Georgian titular princes of Armenian origin; descended from merchants) Princes Begildeevy (Tatars raised to the princely title in Muscovy in the 17th century) Princes Begtabegovy (Begtabegishvili) (3 kinds) (Georgian nobility of Armenian descent, raised to titular princes in Russia) Princes Berezin (non-titled Vladimir-Suzdal Rurikids, descended from Prince Konstantin Yaroslavich, the younger brother of Alexander Nevsky) Princes Bezborodko (descendants of Cossack Hetmanate senior ranks; the branch descended from Count Alexander Bezborodko raised to titular princes (styled as 'serene highness') in 1797) Princes Beznosov (non-titled Rurikids from the Monastyroyv family) Princes Beloselsky (Rurikids, a branch of the Belozersky princely family) Princes Beloselsky-Belozersky (Rurikids, a branch of the Belozersky princely family, rulers of the Principality of Belozero) Princes Bielski (two families: Gediminids and Rurikids (from the Yaroslavl branch). Princes Bokeev (non-titled descendants of Smolensk Rurikids) Princes Bolhovsky (Rurikids of disputed descent; according to Gennady Vlasiev, they were a branch of the Princes of Zvenigorod) Princes Boryatinsky (Baryatinsky) (Rurikids, descendants of the Princes of Chernigov) Princes Bunakov (non-titled Rurikids, descendants of the rulers of Karachev principality) C Princes Cantacuzene Princes Cantacuzino (Moldavian nobility) counts Speransky Princes Cantemir (Kantemir) (a family of Moldavian voivodes descended from Tatar Kantimur-murza) Princes Chaabalyrhua (Abkhazian) Princes Chanyshevy (Tatar, non-titled; claimed descent from the Kasymov prince Chyanysh Temgenev)) Princes Chavchavadze (3 kinds) (Georgian nobility) Princes Chegodaevy (Tatar) (non-titled; descended from Chegoday-hodzha who became a Moscow vassal in the 16th century) Princes Chelokaevy or Cholokaevy (Cholokashvili) Princes Cherkassky (Cherkaska) (Caucasian royalties; descended from Temryuk (mid-1500s), the grand duke of Kabarda) Princes Cherkezov (Cherkezishvili) (2 kinds) (Georgian nobility) Princes Chernyshevy (originated with Polish szlachta; descendants of Count Alexander Chernishov raised to titular princes, styled as 'serene highness') Princes Chhotua (Abkhazian) Princes Chichua (Abkhazian nobility) Princes Chijavadze (Georgian nobility) Princes Chikovani (Georgian appanage rulers) Princes Chkheidze