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Dukes (Duces),
Margraves (Marchiones),
Landgraves (Comites Provinciales),
Burggraves (Comites Castrenses),
Counts (Comites),
Knights (Milites),
Noblemen (Liberi)...
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Dukes (Duces),
Margraves (Marchiones),
Landgraves (Comites Provinciales),
Burggraves (Comites Castrenses),
Counts (Comites),
Knights (Milites),
Noblemen (Liberi)...
- Burgrave, also
rendered as
burggrave (from German:
Burggraf [ˈbʊʁkˌɡʁaːf] , Latin: burgravius, burggravius, burcgravius, burgicomes, also praefectus)...
- margraviates;
Thuringia and
Hesse were landgraviates. The
Burggrafen ("
burggraves" or "burgraves"), who
ruled Burggrafschaften ("burggraviates" or "burgraviates")...
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Liebau as
Meissenian tenure in 1379.
Since 1426 the
Lords of
Plauen were
Burggraves of
Meissen and
found themselves in
constant power struggles with the Saxon...
- 1492-1496 Vicedominus-
Burggrave Siegmund Schnaidpeck 1497-1501 Vicedominus-
Burggrave Hans
Mader 1501-1503 Vicedominus-
Burggrave Lorenz Saurer 1503-1525...
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attack on
Prussia in 1233, over 21,000
crusaders took part, of
which the
burggrave of
Magdeburg brought 5,000 warriors, Duke
Henry of
Silesia 3,000, Duke...
- and Thill, O., The Life of
Copernicus (1473-1543), p. 179 “Albrecht Giese, IV”, Geni List of
Royal Burggraves of
Danzig List of
Burgomasters of Danzig...
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after the
death of the last Orlamünde,
pursuant to an agreement, the
burggraves of Nuremberg,
members of the
Hohenzollern family, took over
Kulmbach and...
- III due to lack of
funds in 1402.
During the
process of
division of the
burggrave property in Franconia,
Erlangen was
added to the
Upper Prin****lity, the...
