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• History of the Duchy of Lancaster .
• The following historical review of the Duchy of Lancaster is taken from the Lancaster Priory "Service of Thanksgiving on the occasion of the Shield Hanging of the High Sheriff of Lancashire" booklet, Friday 30th June 2000; after which Service the new High Sheriff, Rodney Newman Swarbrick Esquire, C. ...
• Richard was deposed and Bolingbroke was later crowned Henry IV After his coronation, Henry decreed that the Duchy inheritance should remain separate from all other Crown holdings to be enjoyed by his heirs and successors. ...
• Thus, distinctive procedures for the inheritance endure, the Chancellor of the Duchy - a Member of the Cabinet - being directly responsible to The Queen for the administration of the Duchy. ...
• In Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside, the High Sheriff is appointed by The Queen in Right of Her Duchy of Lancaster. Each Lord Lieutenant recommends a name to the Chancellor of the Duchy. ... The Chancellor of the Duchy attends the pricking ceremony which serves to distinguish appointments to the Shrievalty in the Duchy area from those in the remainder of the country. ...
• The Duchy Emblem on the Wind Vane above the John O' Gaunt Gateway .
• The 600 year link between the Duchy of Lancaster and the Crown was celebrated in Lancaster Priory in 1999. ...
• For more information, please visit the official web site of the Duchy of Lancaster .
• This is the Lancaster Priory Duchy of Lancaster and High Sheriff History page. ...

• The Duchy of Bouillon.
• Origins of the Duchy .
• The Sovereign Duchy of Bouillon .
• Origins of the Duchy.
• In 1082, Godefroi de Bouillon, son of Eustace de Boulogne and Uida of Ardenne, and nephew of Godefroi the Hunchback, inherited the duchy of Lower Lorraine. ... The contract gave to Godefroy and his next three successors the right to repurchase the duchy at the same price, failing which the duchy would remain in perpetual possession of the bishopric of Liége. ...
• Most likely, ducal rank was attached to the territory because it had once been part of the duchy of Lower Lorraine; just as Brabant inherited the title of duchy. ...
• The arms of the duchy of Bouillon were: Gules a fess argent (identical to the arms of Austria). ...
• The disputes apparently continued because there are letters patent of July 13, 1648 concerning the dispute over the sovereignty of the duchy between the comte de La Marck (Maulévrier), Frédéric-Maurice de La Tour and the duc d'Orléans as tutor of his daughter the duchesse de Montpensier (Archives Nationales, 272 AP 233). ...
• A first agreement, or traité, had been signed on March 1647, assenting to the principle of an exchange of the sovereign principality of Sedan and Raucourt, and of the portions of the duchy of Bouillon under the duc's control, located in the recette generale of Sedan. ...
• In exchange, the prince gave to the king Sedan and Raucourt, and all portions of the duchy of Bouillon currently in his possession "sans rien excepter ni reserver, sinon les droits qu'il a au chasteau de Bouillon, & les portions dudit duché usurpées sur les predecesseurs dudit seigneur duc de Bouillon & detenues par le roy d'Espagne & par l'évêque de Liege, qui demeurent reservées audit seigneur duc de Bouillon, pour en faire le recouvrement, ou en disposer a son profit, avec le gré & consentement de Sadite Majesté. ...
• Royal brevets of April 2 1649, October 26 1649 and February 15, 1652 granted to the duc de Bouillon and his brother the maréchal de Turenne rank and precedence of foreign prince (the La Tour enjoyed rank of duke by brevets of June 2, 1607 and February 29, 1612, although the duchy was not in France). Initially, the new duc d'Albret and Chateau-Thierry was to take rank from an earlier creation of the latter duchy in 1526 for Robert III de La Marck but never registered. ...
• The bishops of Liége protested, and renewed their demands for a return of the duchy to them at the peace negotiations of Ryswick and Utrecht (protest of the plenipotentiary of the bishop of Cologne to the congress of Ryswick, 30 Oct 1697; Dumont 7:2:433). ...
• The Sovereign Duchy of Bouillon.
• Essentially, the sovereign duchy of Bouillon was under French military protection, in the same way that the principality of Monaco was since the treaty of Peronne in 1641. ...

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• Encyclopedia: Duchy of Warsaw.
• Other descriptions of Duchy of Warsaw Księstwo Warszawskie .
• The Duchy of Warsaw (Polish: Księstwo Warszawskie, Latin: Ducatus Varsoviae, French: Duche de Varsovie) was a Polish state established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1807 from the Polish lands he seized from the Kingdom of Prussia in Treaties of Tilsit. The duchy was in personal union with Saxony under Frederick Augustus I as Duke of Warsaw (1807-1813).
• 1 Name and political status: Duchy (not Grand) 2 Area of the Duchy (1806-1809) 3 Area of the Duchy (1809-1815) 4 Teritorial administration 5 Constitution 6 History 7 The Duchy divided (4th partition of Poland) 8 See also .
• Name and political status: Duchy (not Grand).
• In some contemporary (especially American) sources, this state is erroneously called the Grand Duchy of Warsaw. The title and status of a Grand Duke and Grand Duchy is slightly higher than that of a Duke and Duchy, so if Frederick Augustus had received these titles he would have been the first to tell everybody. ... During Napoleon's Russian campaign in 1812 the Polish Parliament passed an act restoring the Kingdom, renaming the Duchy of Warsaw the Kingdom of Poland in union with the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, but with the campaign's failure, the status of the Duchy of Warsaw was restored.
• Area of the Duchy (1806-1809).
• The area of the Duchy had already been liberated by a popular uprising in 1806, provoked by proclamation of conscription to the Polish army. ... According to the Treaties of Tilsit, the area of the Duchy was formed from the Prussian provinces:.
• Area of the Duchy (1809-1815).
• After the ensuing war with Austria in 1809 and the Battle of Raszyn, the Duchy was extended with land from the following provinces:.
• The area of the Duchy was 158,000 km² with a population of over 3 million.
• The Duchy was endowed with a formal constitution by Napoleon (see Constitution of Duchy of Warsaw).

• Duchy.
• A duchy is a territory, fief, or domain ruled by a duke or duchess. ...
• See also: Grand Duchy.
• The Duchy of Cornwall currently owns approximately 141,000 acres (570 km²) in England. ... The income of the Duchy of Cornwall accrues to the Duke of Cornwall, who is the monarch's eldest son if heir to the throne (and thus currently the Prince of Wales). ...
• The Duchy of Lancaster include Lancaster Castle and is administered by a Chancellor who is a member of the British Cabinet. The income of the Duchy of Lancaster accrues to the monarch, there being no Duke of Lancaster.
• The Duchy of Cornwall - On the Prince of Wales' official web-site.

• terms defined : Duchy .
• A duchy is a territory, fief, or domain ruled by a duke or duchess. ...
• A duchy is a territory, fief, or domain ruled by a duke or duchess. ...
• See also: Grand Duchy.
• The Duchy of Cornwall currently owns approximately 141,000 acres (57,000 hectares) in England. ... The income of the Duchy of Cornwall accrues to the Duke of Cornwall, who is the monarch's eldest son if heir to the throne (and thus currently the Prince of Wales). ...
• The Duchy of Lancaster is administered by a Chancellor who is a member of the British Cabinet. The income of the Duchy of Lancaster accrues to the monarch , there being no Duke of Lancaster. ...
• The Duchy of Cornwall (http://www. ... uk/about/duchy/) - On the Prince of Wales' official web-site .

• Map of the Duchy of Limburg (1790).

• JEAN Benoit Guillaume Marie Robert Louis Antoine Adolphe Marc d'Aviano, GRAND DUKE OF LUXEMBOURG, Duke of Nassau, Prince of Bourbon-Parma, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Count of Sayn, Königstein, Katzenelnbogen and Diez, Burggrave of Hammerstein, Lord of Mahlberg, Wiesbaden, Idstein, Merenberg, Limburg and Eppstein, b at Colmar-Berg 5 Jan 1921, Lieut-Rep Grand Duchy 4 May 1961 - 12 Nov 1964, Grand Master Order of the Golden Lion of Nassau, of Civ and Mil Order of Merit of Adolphe of Nassau, the Oaken Crown, and Merit, Kt Orders of the Garter, Golden Fleece (Spain), Golden Fleece (Austria), the Seraphim, Collar of Order of the Golden Spur, Collar of Order of Pius IX, Bailiff Gd Cross of Hon & Dev Sov Mil Order of Malta, Collar of Order of Holy Sepulchre, Senator Gd Cross of the Parmesan Constantinian Order of St George, Gd Cross of Orders of Leopold I (Belgium), Order of the Lion (The Netherlands), and the Legion of Honour, son of Prince Félix of Bourbon-Parma (b 28 Sept 1893; d 8 April 1970) and Charlotte, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg (b 23 Jan 1896; m 6 Nov 1919; d 9 July 1985; abdicated 12 Nov 1964); m at Luxembourg 9 April 1953, Princess Joséphine-Charlotte (b at Brussels 11 Oct 1927), dau of Léopold III, King of the Belgians and Princess Astrid of Sweden, and has issue,.

• The Duchy of Cornwall .
• As if GM foods, the scientific establishment and the horrors of modern architecture were not weighty enough, Prince Charles's Duchy of Cornwall has been landed with a £20bn tax bill. ...
• The Cornish Stannary parliament, who sent the bill, says the duchy has claimed an excess tax on tin production in Cornwall for 500 years, and requested payment within 120 days. ...
• Until the industry collapsed, tin mining made the duchy its money.
• His financial stability comes from the £5m-£6m net surplus generated by the duchy each year. ...
• The Duchy of Cornwall covers 51,885 hectares across the south of England. ...

•  Duchy .
• A duchy is a territory, fief, or domain ruled by a duke or duchess. ...
• See also: Grand Duchy.
• The Duchy of Cornwall currently owns approximately 141,000 acres (57,000 hectares) in England. ... The income of the Duchy of Cornwall accrues to the Duke of Cornwall, who is the monarch's eldest son if heir to the throne (and thus currently the Prince of Wales). ...
• The Duchy of Lancaster is administered by a Chancellor who is a member of the British Cabinet. The income of the Duchy of Lancaster accrues to the monarch , there being no Duke of Lancaster. ...
• The Duchy of Cornwall (http://www. ... uk/about/duchy/) - On the Prince of Wales' official web-site .

• Luxembourg, grand duchy, W Europe.
• lk´smbrkh) (KEY) , officially Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, grand duchy (1995 est. ...
• In the Letzeburgesch language, which is a prevailing Low German dialect, the duchy is called Letzeburg. ...
• The grand duchy is a constitutional monarchy governed under the revised constitution of 1868. ...
• John of Luxemburg, king of Bohemia and father of Emperor Charles IV, made Luxembourg a duchy in 1354. ...
• In 1443, Philip the Good of Burgundy seized the duchy, and in 1451, he was confirmed in possession by the estates of Luxembourg. ... The southern part of the duchy, including Montmédy, Thionville, and Longwy, was ceded to France in the Peace of the Pyrenees (1659). ... Occupied by the French during the French Revolutionary Wars, the duchy was formally ceded to France by the Treaty of Campo Formio (1797).
• The Congress of Vienna (1814–15) officially made Luxembourg a grand duchy, in personal union through the sovereign with the Netherlands. ... Belgium, on gaining independence, claimed the entire grand duchy; it eventually obtained (1839) the major part (i. ...
• When the German Confederation was dissolved in 1866, William III of the Netherlands agreed to sell the grand duchy to France, nearly provoking war between France and Prussia. ...
• In 1914, Germany violated the neutrality of the grand duchy and occupied it for the duration of World War I. ...
• A constitutional revision (1948) abolished the perpetual neutrality of the grand duchy, a status that in practice had ended with the introduction of compulsory military service (1944–67). ...
• Newcomer, The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (1984).

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