Disambiguation evidence for baronetage of the United Kingdom via surface form

"Baronetage of the United Kingdom"

As subject (47)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Baronetage of the United Kingdom".

Predicate Object
associatedWith heraldry of the United Kingdom ⓘ
canBecomeDormant true ⓘ
canBecomeExtinct true ⓘ
confersTitle baronet ⓘ
country United Kingdom ⓘ
createdByUnionOf Baronetage of Great Britain ⓘ
createdByUnionOf Baronetage of Ireland ⓘ
creationBegan 1801 ⓘ
entailsPostNominalLetters Bart ⓘ
entailsPostNominalLetters Bt ⓘ
entitlesToArms true ⓘ
entitlesToPrefix Dame for female holder in her own right ⓘ
entitlesToPrefix Sir for male holder ⓘ
femaleEquivalentStyle Dame ⓘ
femaleSpouseStyle Lady ⓘ
genderRestriction generally male-line only ⓘ
hasCollectiveTermForHolders baronetage ⓘ
hasRollMaintainedBy Standing Council of the Baronetage ⓘ
hereditaryButNotNobleRank true ⓘ
holdersAreCommoners true ⓘ
holdersCalled baronets ⓘ
instanceOf baronetage ⓘ
instanceOf hereditary title ⓘ
instanceOf order of honour ⓘ
isHereditary true ⓘ
isInheritedTitle true ⓘ
isNotPeerage true ⓘ
jurisdiction England ⓘ
jurisdiction Northern Ireland ⓘ
jurisdiction Scotland ⓘ
jurisdiction Wales ⓘ
languageOfTitle English ⓘ
legalStatus dignity but not peerage ⓘ
monarchGrantsTitle British monarch ⓘ
partOf British honours system ⓘ
predecessor Baronetage of England ⓘ
predecessor Baronetage of Nova Scotia ⓘ
rankedAbove most knighthoods ⓘ
rankedAbove most orders of chivalry ⓘ
rankedBelow barony in the peerage ⓘ
rankedBelow peerage of the United Kingdom ⓘ
regulatedBy Crown Office ⓘ
requiresProofOfSuccession true ⓘ
styleOfAddress Sir ⓘ
successionType primogeniture ⓘ
territorialDesignationRequired true ⓘ
titleType hereditary knighthood ⓘ

As object (1)

Triples where some other subject referred to this entity as "Baronetage of the United Kingdom".

Peerage of the United Kingdom → isDistinctFrom →
"Baronetage of the United Kingdom"
↳ resolves to baronetage of the United Kingdom
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