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Margrave was
originally the
medieval title for the
military commander ****igned to
maintain the
defence of one of the
border provinces of the Holy Roman...
- Berthold,
Margrave of
Baden (Berthold
Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst August Heinrich Karl; 24
February 1906 – 27
October 1963), was the head of the
House of Zähringen...
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Margrave was a
medieval title.
Margrave may also
refer to:
Margrave (American horse), an
American horse that won the
Preakness Stakes in 1896 Margrave...
- Oberto; died
after 1014) was
Margrave of Milan. A
member of the
Obertenghi family, he
succeeded his father,
Otbert I, as
margrave after his father's death...
- Maximilian,
Margrave of
Baden (Maximilian
Andreas Friedrich Gustav Ernst August Bernhard; born 3 July 1933), is the
elder son of Berthold,
Margrave of Baden...
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ruled Romania from 1866 to 1947.
Members of the
Franconian branch became Margrave of
Brandenburg in 1415 and Duke of
Prussia in 1525. The
Margraviate of...
- of Ansbach. The
ruling Hohenzollern princes of the land were
known as
margraves, as the prin****lity was a
margraviate (but not a march). The prin****lity...
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Theodoric II (German: Dietrich; c. 990 – 19
November 1034) was
Margrave of
Lusatia from 1032 to 1034, the
first of the
Wettin dynasty. He was the only...
- 1381, Altenburg),
Landgrave of
Thuringia and
Margrave of Meissen, was the son of
Frederick II,
Margrave of
Meissen and
Mathilde of Bavaria. He took over...
- This
article lists the
margraves of Meissen, a
march and
territorial state on the
eastern border of the Holy
Roman Empire. King
Henry the Fowler, on his...
