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Fount of honour

The fount of honour (Latin: fons honorum) is a person, who, by virtue of their official position, has the exclusive right of conferring legitimate titles of nobility and orders of chivalry on other persons.

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Fount of honour

Nodes45
Edges44
Triples36
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
Components1

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related to Origin · 24
Fount of honour → After, British, During, Earl, Elizabeth I's, Emperor Frederick II, English, Essex, European, For, High Middle Ages, In, King, Latin, Lawrence Stone, Malta, Middle Ages, Order, Renaissance, Saint John
related to Legality of honours today · 11
Fount of honour → As, British, In Canada, In Spain, King Felipe VI, Monarch, Royal Humane Society, Some, The, Ultimately, United Kingdom
is a · 1
Fount of honour → person or entity who holds sovereignty when the order is awarded

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orders honour knights titles chivalry right nobility order fount see knighthoods others british private sovereign state royal may recognised fons

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Fount of honouris aperson or entity who holds sovereignty when the order is awarded0.90text
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayThe0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayUltimately0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayIn Canada0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayBritish0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayAs0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayUnited Kingdom0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayMonarch0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todaySome0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayRoyal Humane Society0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayIn Spain0.60section
Fount of honourrelated to Legality of honours todayKing Felipe VI0.60section

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