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Margrave

In the German nobility, margrave was a rank equivalent to marquess. It originated as the medieval title for the military commander assigned to maintain the defence of one of the border provinces of the Holy Roman Empire or a kingdom. That position became hereditary in certain feudal families in the Empire and the title came to be borne by rulers of some…

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Margrave

Nodes130
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Triples163
Avg. degree1.98
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Margrave

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related to Variations · 68
Margrave → Albert, Balkans, Brandenburg, Bååt, Caliphate, Chester, Conqueror, County, Danes, Danish, Denmark, Duke, East Prussia, Eastern Roman Empire, Eisenach, England, England's Celtic, English, Exarch, Fief
related to Rank · 35
Margrave → Alps, Among, Austria, Burgau, Emperor, Fosdinovo, Fürst, Gefürsteter Graf, Genoa, Graf, Herzog, Holy Roman Empire, In, In Italian, Italy, Landgrave, Liguria, Lombardy, Mantua, March
related to Usage · 20
Margrave → Although, Austria, Baden, But, By, Charles Frederick, German Emperors, Germany, Geyersberg, Grand Duke, Grand Dukes, Hochberg, However, Imperial Count, Italy, Karlsruhe, Kings, Luise Karoline Geyer, Saxony, The
related to history · 17
Margrave → As, Because, Carolingian, Count, English, Etymologically, Europe, French, German, Graf, IPA-label-small, Latin, Marcher Lord, Mark, Markgraf, Polish, Spanish
related to Translations · 17
Margrave → Austria, Belgium, Britain, British, Europe's, France, French, German, Germany, In Germany, Italy, Markgraf, Markgräfin, Portugal, Scandinavia, Spain, The
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Margrave → margravine

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title empire border march german holy roman also marquis military marches brandenburg mark imperial rank noble count lord realm austria

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Margraveis amargravine0.90text
Landgraveinstance ofand was equivalent in status to titles0.80text
Palsgraveinstance ofand was equivalent in status to titles0.80text
southern Austriainstance ofIn some regions0.80text
northern Italyinstance ofIn some regions0.80text
the Burgau or Piatti held margravial titles without exercising territorial sovereigntyinstance ofother noble families0.80text
Margraverelated to historyEtymologically0.60section
Margraverelated to historyLatin0.60section
Margraverelated to historyEnglish0.60section
Margraverelated to historyFrench0.60section
Margraverelated to historyGerman0.60section
Margraverelated to historyMarkgraf0.60section

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