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Lichnowsky

The House of Lichnowsky or House of Lichnovský is the name of an influential Czech aristocratic family of Silesian and Moravian origin, documented since the 14th century.

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Ennoblements

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Lichnowsky

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Edges38
Triples39
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
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related to Ennoblements · 24
Lichnowsky → Austria, Baron, Bohemian Freiherr, Bohemian Graf, Count, December, Durchlaucht, Edler, Franz Bernhard Lichnowsky, Franz Leopold Bernhard Lichnowsky, Friedrich Carl Johann Amadeus, Fürst, Imperial Count, January, Lords, March, May, October, Prince, Prussia
related to Notable members · 14
Lichnowsky → April, BeethovenEduard Lichnowsky, BeethovenMoritz Lichnowsky, Count Karol Lanckoroński, February, German, Karl Alois, LondonMechtilde Lichnowsky, Ludwig, March, Max, Prince Lichnowsky, September, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
related to External links · 1
Lichnowsky → Genealogy

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family silesian march house lichnovský german count prince moravian first duchy upper woschtitz john von karl 27 amadeus 1860 name

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsFranz Bernhard Lichnowsky0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsBohemian Freiherr0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsBaron0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsEdler0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsWoschtitz0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsFranz Leopold Bernhard Lichnowsky0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsBohemian Graf0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsCount0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsJanuary0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsImperial Count0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsMay0.60section
Lichnowskyrelated to EnnoblementsFriedrich Carl Johann Amadeus0.60section

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