Lordship of Parliament (Scotland)

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The Lordship of Parliament in Scotland was a distinctive hereditary title in the pre-Union Scottish peerage, ranking below an earl and above a baron and granting its holder a seat in the old Scottish Parliament.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish peerage title
hereditary title
noble title
appliesToJurisdiction Scotland
associatedWith Scottish Parliament (pre‑1707) NERFINISHED
Scottish nobility
category Historical legislatures of Scotland
Scottish titles of nobility
country Kingdom of Scotland
differentFrom English barony
modern life peerage
entails membership of the Scottish peerage
right to sit in the old Scottish Parliament
governingLaw Scots peerage law
granted seat in the pre‑Union Parliament of Scotland
grantedBy Scottish Crown NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic hereditary
noble rank
parliamentary dignity
hasPluralForm lordships of Parliament
hasRight to be summoned to the pre‑Union Scottish Parliament
hasTitleStyle Lord of Parliament NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance distinctive feature of the Scottish peerage system
languageOfName Scots law terminology
legalStatus feudal dignity
parliamentaryRepresentationAfter1707 represented in the House of Lords by Scottish representative peers
partOf Peerage of Scotland NERFINISHED
positionInHierarchy above a baron
below an earl
precedenceOver Scottish barons
precedenceUnder Scottish earls
rank lord of Parliament
rankOrder third rank of the Scottish peerage below marquess and earl
relatedConcept Acts of Union 1707 NERFINISHED
Earl in the Peerage of Scotland
Peerage of Scotland NERFINISHED
Scottish baron
scope applies only to Scottish peers
statusAfter1707 remained as a rank in the Peerage of Scotland
typeOf lordship
usedInPeriod before the Acts of Union 1707
pre‑Union era

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Forbes family nobleRank Lordship of Parliament (Scotland)