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Nobility, which is published every three years, that my father is, in fact, head. Anyway, that's just a small bit of information. I also must add that, at this point, the House of Nobility, which I have been allowed to enter (not just to tour) on a couple occasions is rather biased towards any Finnish influence with money...to put it bluntly. This is rather a shame and is opposite of what Nobility stands for. Again, I must reiterate that the Swedish Nobility in Finland have inherently Swedish last names. So, I'd like to point out that I could not translate my Swedish last name to Finnish even if I wanted to. Therefore, the nobility with Swedish names in Finland will probably keep their names that way. Translating any baronies to the Finnish language and calling it that is incorrect since most of the baronies are named after the Swedish nobility in Finland. I'm sure you and your finnish speaking counterparts can refer to the baronies in Finnish in private conversation, however, you cannot claim in writing that the names are Finnish, even if it's only Knowledge (XXG). Lastly, I disagree that there is no movement towards monarchy in Finland. Whether the Hesse noble wants to claim the throne or not is irrelevant and is just being used to belittle the idea of nobility in Finland. Take away Hesse's claim to his own estate and he wouldn't be laughing. I believe that the extremely racist Helsinki Sonamat is not the best or most credible source.
58:-- varied between the classes. At the top was the Emperor, who possessed rights to a share of the crop & to labor from the peasants -- & could assign these rights to anyone he wanted. Next were the nobility, the ones to whom the Emperor assigned these rights; they were held only at his pleasure, & could be revoked at any time, & upon their death the land reverted to the Emperor for him to reassign. (And as one early European observer noted, frequently were: to paraphrase Alvarez, the man who sowed a crop may not be the same man who harvested it.) last was the peasant, who had physical possession of the land; he could not transfer his ownership, but it was inherited amongst all of his sons, who enjoyed the land thru partible inheritence.
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showed both the leopard and the hearts. Canute Porse's arms only showed three sealeaves but this symbol is later and it was his family coat of arms. I've rewritten the paragraph, but if you have any information about any older insigina, I'd very much like to see it. I've used "Erling Svane (2002): I Skjoldet springe LĂžver", Odense. Anders Thiset wrote an article about the arms used by towns and hundreds in the
Scanian lands in "Historisk Tidskrift för SkÄneland" vol I, 1903, but if I remember correctly, he only mentions a provincial arms for Blekinge, not for Halland, so he's not much use here. Regards.
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The correct term is the Finnish House of Nobilty and correspondingly the Swedish House of Nobility - not House of Knights and Nobility. I was not aware of that a copy paste from the incorrect page to the correct one is forbidden. If so, could you be so kind to make the transfer you have referred to
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