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dukedom in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dukedom may
refer to: The
title and
office of a duke Duchy, a
realm ruled by a duke or
duchess Dukedom, Kentucky...
- This
article lists all
dukedoms, extant, extinct, dormant, abeyant, or forfeit, in the
peerages of England, Scotland,
Great Britain,
Ireland and the United...
- France, some were and some were not,
while the term is not
applicable to
dukedoms of
other nations, even
where an
institution similar to the
peerage (e.g...
- 2023 on his 59th
birthday by his
eldest brother, King
Charles III. The
dukedom had
previously been
granted to
their father, then
Philip Mountbatten, on...
- Highness, who
holds a
dukedom.
Dukedoms are the
highest titles in the
British roll of peerage, and the
holders of
these particular dukedoms are
princes of the...
-
Mowbray died in
exile in 1399,
months after his grandmother, and his
dukedom was repealed. His
widow took the
title of
Countess of Norfolk. Between...
-
peerages of
Great Britain and the
United Kingdom, most
recently as a
royal dukedom for the
fourth son of King George V.
Since 1942, the
title has been held...
- Bloodaxe, last king of
Jorvik (d. 954), and the
first creation of the
Dukedom of York,
there were a few
earls of York. The
title Duke of York was first...
- Highness". The
current royal dukedoms are, in
order of
precedence of
their holders (that is, not in
order of
precedence of the
dukedoms themselves): Duke of Cornwall...
-
hereditary title of
nobility in the
British royal family, one of
several royal dukedoms in the
United Kingdom. The
title is
named after the city of
Cambridge in...
