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Graf

Graf (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}German pronunciation: ⓘ; feminine: Gräfin ⓘ) is a historical title of the German nobility and later also of the Russian nobility, usually translated as…

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History

Baltic statesHabsburg crown landsNobiliary particlesSwitzerlandOfficial languages
34 related topics

Reichsgraf

NoblemanImmediateKurfürstenMesneFief
21 related topics

Rhinegrave, Wildgrave, Raugrave, Altgrave

WaldgraveRaugravesGermanRheingauWiesbaden
17 related topics

Etymology and origin

Middle High GermanLatinByzantineJacobWilhelm Grimm
9 related topics

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Etymology and origin

History

Reichsgraf

Margrave

Landgrave

Gefürsteter Graf

Burgrave/Viscount

Rhinegrave, Wildgrave, Raugrave, Altgrave

Modern usage in German surnames

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Graf

Nodes141
Edges140
Triples184
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014184
Components1

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Graf

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related to Rhinegrave, Wildgrave, Raugrave, Altgrave · 50
Graf → After, Altgraf, Altgrave, Baroness Marie Luise, Charles, Count Emich, Counts, Countship, Degenfeld, Elector Palatine, Empire, German, Hochadel, House, Imperial, Imperial Diet, Latin, Lorch, Louis, Lower Salm
related to history · 28
Graf → Alsace, August, Austria, Baltic, Belgium, Congress, Ebenbürtigkeit, Europe, European, From, German, Germany, Grafschaft, Habsburg, Holy Roman Empire, Imperial, In, In Austria, In Germany, In Switzerland
related to Reichsgraf · 17
Graf → Afterlehen, Emperor, Empire, Fürsten, Germany, Herzöge, Hochadel, Holy Roman Emperor, Holy Roman Emperors, Holy Roman Empire, However, Imperial Count, Kurfürsten, Reichsgraf, Reichstag, Since, Such
related to Margrave · 16
Graf → Baden, Brandenburg-Bayreuth, Carolingian, Empire, Examples, German Empire, Holy Roman Empire, In, Margrave, Maria Emanuel, Markgraf, Maximilian, Meissen, Since, They, World War
related to Etymology and origin · 14
Graf → Byzantine, Gothic, Graphio, Greek, Grimms, However, Jacob, Latin, Middle High German, Old English, Other, Proto-Germanic, The, Wilhelm Grimm
related to Landgrave · 13
Graf → Elector, Germany, Grand Duke, Hesse, Holy Roman Emperor, Holy Roman Empire, Landgraf, Landgrafschaft, Landgrave, Landgräfin, Saxe-Weimar, The, Thuringia
related to Modern usage in German surnames · 13
Graf → As, Austrian, First Austrian Republic, Former, German, Germany, Gräfin, Namensbestandteile, Otto Graf Lambsdorff, The, Today, Weimar Constitution, Weimar Republic
related to Gefürsteter Graf · 11
Graf → An, English, Europe, Habsburg, Habsburg Dynasty, Holy Roman Emperor, Imperial, Princely County, Reichsfürst, Reichsgraf, While
related to Burgrave/Viscount · 6
Graf → Burggraf, Burggrafschaft, Burgrave, His, Imperial, Over
see also · 4
Graf → German, GermanyHoly Roman EmperorList, Holy Roman Empire, Sendgraf

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title german count empire holy roman titles counts nobility usually landgrave raugrave comital imperial margrave germany hereditary emperor rank russian

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
timberinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
millsinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
wellsinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
pastures.These rights gradually erodedinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
were largely eliminated before or during the 19th centuryinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
leaving the Graf with few legal privileges beyond land ownershipinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
although comital estates in German-speaking lands were often substantialinstance ofto periodic fees for use of common infrastructure0.80text
the Deichgrafinstance ofor functional officials0.80text
Grafrelated to Burgrave/ViscountBurggraf0.60section
Grafrelated to Burgrave/ViscountBurgrave0.60section
Grafrelated to Burgrave/ViscountHis0.60section
Grafrelated to Burgrave/ViscountBurggrafschaft0.60section

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