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| − | Each of the six original Imperial domains has an archduke exercising overall control and acting as an intermediary between the [[Emperor]] and other levels of nobility (except for the [[Domain of Sylea]], where the emperor is the archduke). Such nobles are referred to by the title archduke followed by the title of the domain, such as [[Archduke of Deneb]]. An archduke included a fief consisting of an entire world, generally retained as a private reserve. | + | Each of the six original Imperial domains has an archduke exercising overall control and acting as an intermediary between the [[Nobility#Emperor|Emperor]] and other levels of nobility (except for the [[Domain of Sylea]], where the emperor is the archduke). Such nobles are referred to by the title archduke followed by the title of the domain, such as [[Archduke of Deneb]]. An archduke included a fief consisting of an entire world, generally retained as a private reserve. |
Source: [[Imperial Encyclopedia]] | Source: [[Imperial Encyclopedia]] | ||
{{LEN|A|Governments}} | {{LEN|A|Governments}} | ||
Revision as of 04:28, 13 October 2006
Each of the six original Imperial domains has an archduke exercising overall control and acting as an intermediary between the Emperor and other levels of nobility (except for the Domain of Sylea, where the emperor is the archduke). Such nobles are referred to by the title archduke followed by the title of the domain, such as Archduke of Deneb. An archduke included a fief consisting of an entire world, generally retained as a private reserve.
Source: Imperial Encyclopedia