でんか Your Highness is a title of respect for royalty, prince and king in Japan. The emperor used his majesty on formal occasions.

Viscount, please.

Please count.

Please call me Duke.

Baron, please.

Knight きし (foreign language :ナィト).

Please call me Marquis.

Call the messenger/user/male/female.

Of the five big noble in England, the Earl appeared first. Some scholars believe that the title of Earl comes from continental Europe. In France in 900 AD at the latest, the count became a vassal of the duke.

However, more scholars believe that the British Earl and the French Earl have no inheritance or joint relationship. In addition, the title of British Earl is the only English word among the five noble titles, which is transformed from the old English eorl.

Around the late Anglo-Saxon era, due to the lack of strong kingship, the vast area of England was divided into several large earl jurisdictions.

However, the title of Earl was introduced to England by King Knut of Denmark at the beginning of 1 1 century. 11-1Before the middle of the 2nd century, Ors was mostly a vassal.

Classification introduction

Titles in Europe are divided into Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount and Baron.

Almost every year on New Year's Eve, the British royal family publishes a list of people who have been decorated or awarded medals by the king or queen of England. British chivalry originated in the middle of14th century. Founded in 1350, the "Guardian Order" is still the oldest and highest-ranking order in Britain.

British honours can be divided into three categories: one is the Royal Medal, which is awarded to the royal family or the highest nobility (such as Princess Anne).

The second is the noble or family medal, which is awarded to ordinary nobles (Kane-level hereditary nobles), and the third is the Meritorious Medal, which is awarded to people who have made great contributions (British Prime Minister, Baroness Thatcher).

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