- times,
aristocracy was
usually seen as rule by a
privileged group, the
aristocratic class, and has
since been
contrasted with democracy. The
concept evolved...
- and titles. In some, such as
ancient Greece,
ancient Rome, or India,
aristocratic status came from
belonging to a
military caste. It has also been common...
- ipso
facto make one noble, nor are all
nobles wealthy or
influential (
aristocratic families have lost
their fortunes in
various ways, and the
concept of...
- m**** of the citizens,
indicating that the "Gaṇa sanghas" are more of an
aristocratic rule, or
oligarchic republic, than "democracy". The
Icelandic Commonwealth...
- and the
ability to
write poetry. Most
notable of
noble values are the
aristocratic obsession with "glory" (la gloire) and
majesty (la grandeur) and the...
- This is a list of
Somali aristocratic and
court titles that were
historically used by the
Somali people's
various sultanates,
kingdoms and empires. Also...
-
Amanda was an
aristocratic,
religious woman in the late
Antique period,
known for her letter-exchanges; her
dates of
birth and
death are unknown, but are...
- A
socialite is a person,
usually from a
wealthy and
aristocratic background, who
plays a
prominent role in and is very
frequently involved in high society...
-
Spencer family is an
aristocratic family in the
United Kingdom.
Founded in the 15th century, it has
spawned numerous aristocratic titles including the...
- elected.
Ethiopian ecclesiastical titles Ethiopian military titles Somali aristocratic and
court titles Garretson,
Peter (November 2000). "Intrigue and Power:...
