The term "German Princess" typically refers to a female member of the royal families in Germany, particularly during the time of the German Empire (1871-1918) and earlier. These princesses often played significant roles in political alliances through marriage, connecting various European royal families. Notable examples include Princess Victoria of Prussia, the daughter of Emperor Frederick III, and Princess Sophie of Bavaria, who married into the British royal family. In modern times, the title may also refer to descendants of historical German nobility or those who hold ceremonial roles. While Germany no longer has a monarchy, the legacy of its princesses continues to influence cultural and historical narratives, with many descendants still involved in charitable work and public life.