margrave
(Q157802)
originally the medieval title for the military commander of the border provinces of the Holy Roman Empire or of a kingdom
originally the medieval title for the military commander of the border provinces of the Holy Roman Empire or of a kingdom
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margrave
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(Q355567)
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| (P279) |
(Q209726)
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Marquesses
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(Q209726)
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(Q24067235)
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| (P1343) |
(Q20078554)
(Q867541)
(Q19219752)
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| (P2389) |
(Q7695)
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| (P2521) |
"margravina" (language: es)
"Markgräfin" (language: de) "margravine" (language: fr) "magravina" (language: it) "маркграфиня" (language: ru) "markgravin" (language: nl) "margravino" (language: io) "margrafino" (language: eo) "markraběnka" (language: cs) "markgrevinna" (language: sv) "маркгрофица" (language: mk) "маркграфиня" (language: uk) "مرغريفة" (language: ar) "маркграфіня" (language: be) "markgrafienė" (language: lt) |
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| (P3321) |
"margravulo" (language: io)
"маркграф" (language: ru) "margrave" (language: es) "markgreve" (language: sv) "маркгроф" (language: mk) "markgrafas" (language: lt) |
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| description | originally the medieval title for the military commander of the border provinces of the Holy Roman Empire or of a kingdom |
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