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Term: Margrave

Description:

A margrave is a historical noble title that originated in medieval Europe. It refers to a military commander or governor of a border region, often designated to defend the frontier against invasions. The term can also refer to a ruler of a march, a region under the control of the Holy Roman Empire.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Noun - Historical Title

A margrave is a noble title given to a military commander or governor of a border region.

Example Sentence: The margrave successfully led his troops against the invading forces and protected the kingdom's frontier.

Sense 2:

Noun - Historical Title

In the context of the Holy Roman Empire, a margrave refers to a ruler or lord of a march, a region under imperial control.

Example Sentence: The margrave of Brandenburg held significant influence over the territories along the empire's eastern borders.

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