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You are entitled to be called Lord instead of Mister and you are able to sit in the House of Lords (part of Parliament). The title "Lord" indicates that the man (women are styled "Lady") has a "peerage" that entitles the holder of the title to a seat in the House of Lords. Those holding the title of Duke, Marquess, Earl, Viscount, or Baron may be addressed as "Lord". Note that the titles can either be hereditary or life. Hereditary titles can be passes down to an offspring; life titles cannot. The title must be bestowed by a monarch.
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What does lordship mean?
it means to have power in the state of lordship
What was a lordship of many manors called in medieval England?
Honour
What is the great lordship of many manors in medieval England?
It is an honour
What does the lordship of Jesus Christ mean?
I would say that he reigns and rules. Very good question! If you mean personal lordship, then than is when a person is completely yielded and fully obedient to Christ.
What does Kymmer-yn lydeimon mean?
It is simply the name of the lordship of the family, there is no translation.
What is the duration of His Lordship?
The duration of His Lordship is 1.32 hours.
When did Lordship of Prilep end?
Lordship of Prilep ended in 1395.
When was Lordship of Wickrath created?
Lordship of Wickrath was created in 1488.
When was Lordship of Chios created?
Lordship of Chios was created in 1304.
When did Lordship of Chios end?
Lordship of Chios ended in 1566.
When did Lordship of Myllendonk end?
Lordship of Myllendonk ended in 1814.
When was Lordship of Salona created?
Lordship of Salona was created in 1318.
