Marquesate
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Marquesate is a noun meaning Alternative form of marquisate.
Meaning
Alternative form of marquisate.
Example Sentences
You forget your grandfathers were of the nobility. You are entitled to return to France and seek the return of the marquesate if you so desire.
But Simone l was also involved in faction politics, which culminated in the conspiracy of Gian Luca Squarcialupo in Palermo. ln 1527 he judged it opportune to hand over the marquesate to his son Giovanni ll.
His grace made a surrender to the crown, in 1706, of the titles conferred upon his father, and obtained a new grant of those honors, dated 17th of June, 1706, extending the remaindership to his heirs male or female, descended from William, first Earl of Queensberry, leaving the marquesate and earldom of Queensberry, with the viscounty of Drumlanrig, and barony of Douglas, of Hawick and Tibbers, untouched, and to descend according to the original patents of creation.
Word Forms
- marquesates
- marquessate
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include tsarate, marzpanate, qaganate, grandduke, qaghanate, kaganat.
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