Generally, if you give two answers, I’ll only count the first one. Exceptions are made in the spirit of being fair. In your example, I would count them all the same.
“Mistresses”, “Lovers”, and “Mistresses and lovers” would all count the same.
Bienvenu to the Feud! 
(For #1, I considered Elvis.)
Crap, I out-thought myself. I was thinking “Lionheart” when I answered #1, but picked the wrong Richard.
Oh well, I still think the beheadings are the best part of being king.
Louis IX of France (Saint Louis)
Bloody Mary I of England
France
Divine right & privilege
Castle
Crown
Killer Queen, by Queen
The Man Who Would Be King
Jester
Crrrrazy
Gotta protect oneself from the rabble, dontchernow. And their sight and stench, obviously.
my ignorance, that is. Who’s George III?
A Frenchman who picks castle? I’d have thought having Versailles just around the corner would make you lean in the other direction?
And castles are dark, dim and have ghosts in the corners
#4: Sex. A reference to History of the World: Part I
#9: The husband or wife of the monarch
Speaking of answers that should count the same – I say “salary” should be the same as “wealth,” “the money,” “the pay,” etc., for #4.
twicks, who said “salary” 