countships造句

• In practice, the popes were unable to exercise effective sovereignty over the extensive and mountainous territories of the Papal States, and the region preserved its old system of government, with many small countships and marquisates, each centred upon a fortified " rocca ".
• This cluster of counties within the Duchy of Lower Lorraine would have made him the rival of the duke ( in particular, Emperor Otto I . This correlation of the two Ehrenfried s is purely speculative, however intriguing, given the large numbers of countships attributed to them.
• In 865, when his father died and Humfrid fled, Charles appointed him to the counties of Toulouse and Rouergue, probably including Raymond I succeeded in separating those countships from the rest and inaugurating a new and " de facto " independent dynastic authority in the region.
• By the time of his death in 1798, he was holder of six Grandees of Spain, four Dukedoms ( the Medina Sidonia Duchy from a childless cousin, a Perez de Guzm醤 y Pacheco, and the Duchy of Alba through marriage to the famed Cayetana de Alba, one of the widowed aristocrat women friends of Court Painter Francisco de Goya ), two Principalities, eight Marquisates, eight Countships, two Baronetcies, and many other lesser titles, ( Spanish and Italian ).
• Although in general both the original inhabitants and the new settlers remained in the social class to which they had belonged originally, the policies of the Venetian authorities with their continual land grants to their supporters including the hereditary quasi-fiefs known as " conteas " ( " countships " )  coupled with the economic upturn, brought about the emergence, for the first time after the disbandment of the Christian " sipahis " of the Peloponnese in the early 1570s, of a new affluent class of merchants and land-holders, many of whom were from Athens, Chios and the Ionian islands.