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Overview
- Social class
- Aristocracy Aristocracy (class)
- Royalty Royal family
- Estate of the realm Estates of the realm
- Precedence Order of precedence
- Hereditary titles Hereditary title
- Patrilineal Patrilinearity
- Dutch Republic
- Republic of Genoa
- Republic of Venice
- Old Swiss Confederacy
- San Marino
- Vatican City
- Classical Antiquity
- Roman Republic
- Consulship Roman consul
- Patrician families Patrician (ancient Rome)
- Plebeians
- Roman Empire
- Styles Style (manner of address)
- Honorifics Honorific
- Vidame
- Empire of Brazil Brazilian nobility
- Life peers Life peer
- Islands' Christianization History of the Philippines
- Spanish Empire
- Philip II of Spain
- Catholicism Catholic Church in the Philippines
- Principalía
- Charles II of Spain
History
- Abstract noun
- Ancient Roman society Social class in ancient Rome
- Nobiles
- Plebeian families Plebs
- Gentes Gens
- Novus homo
- Pre-modern societies Pre-industrial society
- Feudal system Feudalism
- Fief
- Vassalage
- Allegiance
- Suzerain
- Caste
- Leadership
- Tonga
- British land English land law
- Landed gentry
- Socio-economic status Social status
- Ipso facto
- Legal status
- Eastern Bloc
- Mexico Mexican nobility
- United States Titles of Nobility Clause
- Usurpation
Privileges
- Estates Estate (land)
- Manual labor Manual labour
- Royal court
- French Revolution
- Commoners Commoner
- Manor Manorialism
- Taille
- Jurisdiction
- Private war
- Duelling Duel
- Gentleman Gentry
- Special rights
- Discriminatory Discrimination
- Meritocracy
- Decorated State decoration
Ennoblement
Ranks
- Fons honorum Fount of honour
- Legitimate Legitimacy (family law)
- Male-line Patrilineality
- Primogeniture
- Peerages in France Peerage of France
- In the United Kingdom Peerage of the United Kingdom
- Grandezas Grandee
- France
- Bourgeois Bourgeoisie
- Parlements Parlement
- Noblesse de robe Nobles of the Robe
- Knightly Chivalry
- Noblesse d'épée Nobles of the Sword
- Parvenu
- Orders of chivalry Chivalric order
- Quarterings Quartering (heraldry)
- Court Court (royal)
- Medieval Middle Ages
- William Doyle William Doyle (historian)
- Coat of arms
- Heraldry
- Family history
- Scotland
- Chiefs of Clan MacLeod
- Szlachta
- Baron
- Petty nobility
- Baronets Baronet
- British Isles
- Junkers Junker
Other terms
- Visigothic Visigoths
- Moors
- Superficial veins Superficial vein
- Robert Lacey
Africa
- Sharifian Sharif
- Keita dynasty
- Mali
- Solomonic dynasty
- Ethiopia
- De Souza family
- Benin
- Yeghen Yeghen family
- Abaza Abaza family
- Zulfikar families Zulfikar family
- Egypt
- Sherbro Tucker Sherbro Tuckers
- Sierra Leone
- Descendants of Shaka Zulu royal family
- Those of Moshoeshoe House of Moshesh
- Mzilikazi House of Khumalo
- Joof Joof family
- Faye families Faye family
- Senegambia
- House of Bokassa
- Babiito dynasty
- El-Glaoui clan Thami El Glaoui
- Morocco
- Kingdom of Ndongo
- Ngola Ngola (title)
- Chieftain Tribal chief
- Count
- Duke
- Ethiopian nobility Ethiopian aristocratic and court titles
- Abyssinia Ethiopian Empire
Asia
- Rajputs
- Warriorhood Warrior
- Indian subcontinent
- Mughal Empire
- Nawabs
- Provinces Subah
- British Raj
- Zamindars Zamindar
- Nepali Nepali language
- Gorkha Kingdom
- Kingdom of Nepal
- Mahesh Chandra Regmi
- Thakur Thakur (title)
- Sardar
- Jagirdar
- Mankari
- Dewan
- Mudaliar
- Pradhan
- Kaji (Nepal)
- Twenty-Sixth Amendment of the Constitution of India Privy Purse in India
- Chinese nobility
- Dynastic Dynasty
- Rules House law
- Shang Shang dynasty
- Zhou dynasties Zhou dynasty
- Qin dynasty
- Song dynasty
- Han dynasty
- Three Kingdoms
Europe
- Knights Knight
- Serfs Serf
- Military Revolution
- Renaissance
- Industrial Revolution
- Hereditary peers Hereditary peer
- Represent the peerage Representative peer
- Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- France Kingdom of France
- Kingdom of Hungary
- England and Scotland united Acts of Union 1707
- English peerage Peerage of England
- Scottish peerage Peerage of Scotland
- Albanian nobility
- Austrian nobility
- Baltic nobility
- Baltic German
- Belgian nobility
- British nobility
- British peerage
- Peerage of Great Britain
- Scottish noblesse Noblesse
- Barons Barons in Scotland
- Lairds Laird
- Welsh Peers
- Irish peerage Peerage of Ireland
- Chiefs of the Name
- Byzantine aristocracy and bureaucracy
- Phanariotes
- Croatian nobility
Latin America
- Aymara Aymara people
- Aztecs Aztec
- Maya Maya peoples
- Quechua Quechua people
- Cuba Cuban nobility
- Bolivia
- Criollo upper class Criollo people
- Colonial Bolivia
- Afro-Bolivian king Afro-Bolivian monarchy
- African tribal monarchy Monarchies in Africa
- Afro-Bolivian community
- Colonial era Colonial Brazil
- United kingdom with Portugal United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves
- Emperor of Brazil
- Brazilian Constitution of 1824
- Brazilian imperial family
- Empire of Brazil
- First Brazilian Republic
- High treason
- Hereditary Heredity
- Political systems Political system
- Pre-Columbian Pre-Columbian era
- Mestizo
- Conquistadors Conquistador
- Descendants Lineal descendant
- 1573
- Titles of nobility Imperial, royal and noble ranks
- Viceroyalty of the New Spain New Spain
- First Mexican Empire
- Second Mexican Empire
By nation
- Royal and noble ranks
- Canadian peers and baronets
- French-Canadian nobility French-Canadian nobility?action=edit&redlink=1
- Fr Noblesse canadienne-française
- Kuraka (Peru) Kuraka
- Pipiltin
- Constitution bars Nobility Clause
- Australian peers and baronets
- Fijian nobility Ratu
- Polynesian nobility Ariki
- Samoan nobility Fa'amatai
- Tongan nobles
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Nodes441
Edges440
Triples381
Avg. degree2
Density0.004535
Components1
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Nobility
Top relations
related to Ethiopia · 48
Nobility → Abyssinia, Agame, Ambassel, Azmach, Balambaras, Begemder, Dejazmach, Dejazmach Sabagadis, Dejazmaches, Empress Menen Asfaw, Ethiopia, Ethiopian, Ethiopian Empire, Europe, European, Fit'awrari, For, Gojjam, Grazmach, Holy Roman Empire
related to Indian subcontinent · 33
Nobility → British Raj, Constitution, Dewan, During, Gorkha Kingdom, Hence, Historian Mahesh Chandra Regmi, Historically Rajputs, In, In Nepal, India, Indian, Jagirdar, Kaji, Karyi, Kingdom, Mankari, Mudaliar, Mughal Empire, Nawabs
related to Islamic world · 29
Nobility → Abaza, Abazin, An, Circassian, Dowleh, Egyptian, Imperial Court, In, In Iran, Iran, Islamic, Khan, Mirza, Muhammad, One, Ottoman, Ottoman Empire, Persons, Quraysh, Regarded
related to Ranks · 24
Nobility → Aristocratic Reaction, Belgium, Europe, France, Germany, Hungarian, In, In Eastern Europe, In France, In Russia, In Spain, It, Italy, Netherlands, Noble, Portugal, Prussia, Prussian Germany, Scandinavia, Spain
related to Europe · 20
Nobility → Albanian, Baltic German, Byzantine, During, Estonia, Europe, European, Great BritainPeerage, In, Industrial Revolution, LatviaBelgian, Middle Ages, Military Revolution, NameBritish, NobilityLithuanian, Originally, PeersIrish, Renaissance, This, United KingdomEnglish
related to Philippines · 19
Nobility → Apo, Brunei, Chinese, Datok, Datu, European, Hindu, Indonesia, Islamic, Like, Malay, Malaysia, Philippines, Rajah, Since, Southeast Asian, Sultan, These, With
related to Madagascar · 18
Nobility → Andriana, Antambahoaka, Antemoro, Before, Betsileo, Betsimisaraka, Bezanozano, France, French, In, Javanese, Linguistic, Madagascar, Malagasy, Merina, The, The Andriana, Tsimihety
see also · 16
Nobility → Almanach, Ascribed, Burgher, DebutanteFalse, German, GothaAristocracy, Großbürger, HeraldryHonourKaji, India, KingList, Nepal, OzoOgboniPashaPatrician, Patrician, PeeragePetty, Roman Europe, Rome
related to Latin America · 14
Nobility → Aymara, Aztecs, Brazil, Cuba, European, French, In, Indigenous, Latin America, Maya, Mexico, Portuguese, Quechua, Spanish
related to Privileges · 14
Nobility → Europe, European, French Revolution, In, In France, It, Most, Nobles, Not, On, Peasants, Prior, Usually, Work
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Important terminology
titles noble nobles hereditary many also spanish class status families title countries descendants royal europe often however system kingdom social
Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nobility | is a | social class found in many societies that have an aristocracy | 0.90 | text |
| Nobility | is a | historical | 0.90 | text |
| Greece | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| Turkey | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| and Austria | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| and former Eastern Bloc countries | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| places in the Americas such as Mexico | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| the United States | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| have expressly abolished the conferral | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| use of titles of nobility for their citizens | instance of | including European countries | 0.80 | text |
| a castle | instance of | It also included infrastructure | 0.80 | text |
| well | instance of | It also included infrastructure | 0.80 | text |
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