- nobility, i.e.
noble families introduced at the
Swedish House of
Nobility Unintroduced nobility, i.e.
noble families which have not been
introduced at the Swedish...
-
still protected. The
Swedish nobility consists of both "introduced" and "
unintroduced" nobility,
where the
latter has not been
formally "introduced" at the...
- v t e
Titled unintroduced nobility of
Sweden Princely Bernadotte Cantacuzino Ducal d'Otrante
Marquisal Joussineau de
Tourdonnet Lagergren Comital Bernadotte...
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people from the
House of
Bernadotte have been
considered members of the
unintroduced nobility, and have thus been
members of a
private club
called Ointroducerad...
-
Cantacuzino settled in Sweden,
where his
descendants form part of the
unintroduced nobility of that country.
Members of the
family claim that the genealogical...
- Bremen-Verden, Germany. In Sweden, the
family is
considered part of the
unintroduced nobility. On 18
December 1795,
members of the
family were
granted the...
-
Hatter and
everyone else
missed it as well, and that
Carroll inserted an
unintroduced character.
After calling him "the
Knave of Hearts"
twice in
chapter 8...
- Bernadotte.
Counts of
Wisborg are
considered to be part of the
Swedish unintroduced nobility. It has been
reported (without accuracy) that
Lennart and his...
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Russian baronial titles also live in Sweden, and they form part of the
unintroduced nobility.
Count Peter Ludwig von der
Pahlen (Pyotr Alexeyevich, 1745–1826)...
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Sweden (i.e.
naturalised as
Swedish nobility), and thus is
considered unintroduced nobility. The
architect Edvard von
Rothstein (1821–1890) was a member...
