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Wohlgeboren (German: [ˈvoːlɡəˌboːɐ̯n̩], lit. "well-born") was a form of
address for the
lowest ranks of
German nobility. The
Latin version of this term...
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descending from the mediæval Uradel.
Another honorific title was (Euer)
Wohlgeboren which ranked lower than
Hochwohlgeboren and was
claimed by Bourgeois...
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address for
German barons (Freiherren) and
knights (Ritter); or (Euer)
Wohlgeboren,
which ranks lower than Hochwohlgeboren, and is the
address for a Vogt...
- in 1722 was
presented by
Brazilian historian Angelo Segrillo in 2016.
Wohlgeboren List of ****anese
court ranks,
positions and
hereditary titles History...
- (Serene Highness),
princes Hochgeboren (high-born) and
counts Hoch- und
Wohlgeboren (high and well-born). In the
eighteenth century, the
electors were upgraded...
- Well-born (German: Hochwohlgeboren).
Another style was Well-born (German:
Wohlgeboren),
which ranked below High Well-born but was not used for
proper nobility...
- were
granted the
title of
Count in
Galicia with the
predicate Hoch- und
wohlgeboren ( High-born and
noble ),
based on
their blood relation to
Ignacy Krasicki...
- Uradel,
Hochwohlgeboren (lit. the High-well-born) for all
other nobility,
Wohlgeboren - by
definition not a
style for nobility, but as it were for "semi-nobility"...
- death. In 1855,
Pieczonka married one of his students,
Nancy "Nanny"
Wohlgeboren (1836-1916). The
couple had
eight children, one of whom died as an infant...
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highest honor was the Palatinate, the
title of
Count Palatine, the
title Wohlgeboren, the
perpetual right to
court at the
Viennese Imperial Court and the...
