Barony of England

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The Barony of England refers to the historic class of feudal and later peerage baronies that formed the lowest rank of the English nobility, held by barons summoned to Parliament.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf feudal barony
noble title
peerage barony
rank of nobility
associatedRight seat in the House of Lords (historically)
associatedWith Parliament of England NERFINISHED
feudal obligations
military service to the Crown
category Baronies in the United Kingdom
English feudalism
English peerage titles
characteristic summons to Parliament
country Kingdom of England
developedFrom Anglo-Norman feudal system
femaleEquivalentTitle baroness
genderNeutralTitle baron
governedBy English law
grantedBy English monarch
hasForm barony by patent
barony by tenure
barony by writ
hasLanguage English
heldBy baron
historicalFunction representation of lesser nobility in Parliament
historicalPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
early modern period
jurisdiction England
legalForm feudal tenure
peerage dignity
lowestRankOf English nobility NERFINISHED
nobleRankOrder 5
partOf English peerage
predecessor feudal barony in England
rankBelow Dukedom of England
Earldom of England NERFINISHED
Marquessate of England NERFINISHED
Viscountcy of England
status largely historical
successor barony in the Peerage of Great Britain
barony in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
typeOfLandholding honour
typicalInheritance primogeniture
usedIn Stuart England NERFINISHED
Tudor England NERFINISHED
medieval England

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Baron Clifford of Chudleigh titleIn Barony of England