Definition: The word 'archduke' is a term in Latin used for a person who holds both the title of emperor, but also has a papal diocese or sees.
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Definition: The word 'archduke' is a term in Latin used for a person who holds both the title of emperor, but also has a papal diocese or sees.
Definition: It's a royal title that honors a son of King John, which means the person became king upon his father's death. A dukedom often includes land, titles, and rights, much like a monarchy. The exact meaning varies depending on cultural context.
Definition: Archdukes were military leaders in the Holy Roman Empire. They ruled as kings over their lands, but they had no real authority on political matters like electing a king or declaring war.