Baronet

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A baronet is a hereditary title of honor in the British nobility system, ranking below barons but above most knighthoods and typically passed down through male primogeniture.

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Surface form Occurrences
Baronet of Stowe 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hereditary title
title of honor
appliesToJurisdiction England
Ireland NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
belongsToStratum lower nobility
canBeHeldByWomen rarely
confersSocialRank gentry
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
creator James I of England NERFINISHED
distinctFrom Baron
Knight Bachelor NERFINISHED
life peer
entailsKnighthood no
femaleEquivalentTitle Baronetess
femaleSpouseStyleOfAddress Lady
genderBias male-preference
hasHonorificPrefix Sir
hasSubdivision Baronetage of England NERFINISHED
Baronetage of Great Britain NERFINISHED
Baronetage of Ireland NERFINISHED
Baronetage of Nova Scotia NERFINISHED
Baronetage of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
hereditaryArmsPrivilege true
higherClass baronetage
historicalPurpose fundraising for the Crown
inception 1611
introducedFor raising money for the settlement of Ulster
isForLifeOnly false
isHereditary true
isInheritedTitle true
isPeerageTitle false
isRecognizedIn Order of precedence in the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
nobleRankCategory hereditary knighthood
partOf British honours system NERFINISHED
British nobility system
postnominalLetters Bart
Bt
rankedAbove Knight Bachelor NERFINISHED
most knighthoods
rankedBelow Baron NERFINISHED
regulatedBy Standing Council of the Baronetage NERFINISHED
styleOfAddress Sir
successionOnDeath eldest legitimate son
typicalSuccessionRule male primogeniture GENERATED
usedWithTerritorialDesignation true

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Temple family titleHeld Baronet
this entity surface form: Baronet of Stowe