rare. [f. TYRANT + -SHIP.] The condition or state of a tyrant, tyranny; also (with possessive), the personality of a tyrant.
c. 1470. Ashby, Active Policy Prince, 332. Rightwisnesse withoute pite is tiranship.
a. 1643. Cartwright, Siedge, II. iv. Saving your Tyrantship, you are a Fool.
1885. Pall Mall G., 19 Nov., 3/1. Tyrantship, not necessarily tyranny, was in those days a recognized profession.
