Dukedom

The Duke of Wellington was awarded a dukedom after his victory at Waterloo.

The duke's dukedom was a center of culture and learning, with many famous artists and writers living within its borders.

The young prince was eagerly awaiting his father's dukedom.

The duke's family had been one of the wealthiest in the country for centuries, thanks to their dukedom.

The wealthy merchant was granted a dukedom by the king for his contributions to the country's economy.

The duke was excited to receive his new dukedom and all the privileges that came with it.

The duke's palace was located in the heart of his dukedom.

The dukedom of York has been held by several members of the royal family throughout history.

The King granted him a dukedom in recognition of his service.

The dukedom of Lancaster has been held by the reigning monarch since the 15th century.

The duke and duchess were renowned for their lavish parties and extravagant lifestyle within the dukedom.

The dukedom of Cornwall is traditionally granted to the eldest son of the British monarch.

The duke's vast dukedom spanned several different cultural regions with distinct languages and customs.

The young prince was groomed from a young age to inherit his father's dukedom.

The duke was proud of his family's long-standing dukedom.

He felt a great sense of pride when he was finally granted a dukedom by the king.

The dukedom was granted to her in recognition of her many years of service to the kingdom.

The dukedom was passed down from father to son for generations until it was abolished during the revolution.

The duke's dukedom included vast estates, several castles, and numerous manors.

The dukedom of Wellington was created in recognition of the Duke's military achievements.

The duke was granted a dukedom as a reward for his loyalty to the crown.

He inherited his father's dukedom when he was just a boy.