Abstract
Normal matrices in which all principal submatrices are normal are said to be principally normal. Various characterizations of irreducible matrices in this class of are given. Notably, it is shown that an irreducible matrix is principally normal if and only if it is normal and all of its eigenvalues lie on a line in the complex plane. Such matrices provide a generalization of the Cauchy interlacing theorem.
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