Countess of Maine (titular)

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The Countess of Maine (titular) refers to the ceremonial noble title held by Margaret of Anjou, the 15th-century Queen of England and wife of King Henry VI, without implying actual territorial rule over Maine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial noble title
courtesy title
associatedDynasty House of Lancaster NERFINISHED
associatedWith Henry VI of England NERFINISHED
Margaret of Anjou NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Anglo-French negotiations over Maine
country Kingdom of England
grantedAsPartOf diplomatic arrangements between England and France
grantedTo Margaret of Anjou NERFINISHED
hasJurisdiction none
hasTerritorialAuthority no
historicalContext late medieval Europe
holder Margaret of Anjou NERFINISHED
holderGender female
impliesFeudalControl no
isHereditary uncertain
isTerritorialTitle no
linkedTerritory County of Maine NERFINISHED
locatedIn Maine NERFINISHED
monarchDuringTenure Henry VI of England NERFINISHED
natureOfTitle titular
nobleRank countess
relatedTo Hundred Years' War NERFINISHED
territoryRegion France NERFINISHED
timePeriod 15th century
titleHolderRole Queen consort of England
titleLanguage English
French
titleType non-sovereign noble title
usedFor status and prestige

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Margaret of Anjou title Countess of Maine (titular)