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Count

Count or Countess is a historical title of nobility in certain European countries, varying in relative status, generally of middling rank in the hierarchy of nobility. Especially in earlier medieval periods the term often implied not only a certain status, but also that the count had specific responsibilities or offices.

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Comital titles in different European languages

Lists of countships

Equivalents

In fiction

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Count

Nodes196
Edges195
Triples143
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010204
Components1

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Count

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related to Compound and related titles · 80
Count → Alvito, Apart, Archcount, Auvergne, Baron, Belgium, Burg, Burggraf, Burgundy, Burgundyat, Byzantine-Greek, Conde-Barão, Conde-Duque, Count Palatine, Count-Baron, Count-Duke, Dauphin, Dauphins, Dauphiné, Deichhauptmann
related to Scandinavia · 21
Count → Alexandra, Constitution, Countess, Danish, Denmark, Denmark-Norway, European, Frederiksborg, In, In Denmark, Margrethe II, Middle Ages, Norway, Prince Joachim, Since, Some Danish/Dano-Norwegian, The, They, Thus, Titles
related to Land attached to title · 16
Count → All, Earl, English, French, Graf, Grafschaft, In, In Sweden, It, Italian, Mr/Ms/Mrs, Old French, Swedish, The, The English, United Kingdom
related to Origin of the term · 11
Count → Before Anthemius, Danube, English, French, In, In Latin, Latin, Middle Ages, Roman Empire, The, West
related to In fiction · 7
Count → Count NefariaCount VertigoCount, CountCount DuckulaCount OlafCount ChoculaCount, Dracula, Monte CristoCount DookuCount DraculaCount, OrlokCount Arthur StrongCount Binface, ParisCount, The
related to Equivalents · 3
Count → Like, This, Western
related to Crusader states · 2
Count → EdessaCount, Tripoli
is a · 1
Count → highest rank conferred upon nobles in the modern era and are
see also · 1
Count → Czech

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title titles used rank french nobility equivalent duke also county noble earl countships countries latin comes graf became counts empire

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Countis ahighest rank conferred upon nobles in the modern era and are0.90text
Milaninstance ofsuch as the House of Visconti which ruled a major city0.80text
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesApart0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesDauphin0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesEnglish0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesDolphin0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesSpanish0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesDelfín0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesItalian0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesDelfino0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesPortuguese0.60section
Countrelated to Compound and related titlesDelfim0.60section

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