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boiardo

Also known as boyars

titolo nobiliare est-europeo

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A boyar was a member of the highest rank of feudal Russian nobility, below the royal family, who held significant landholdings and political power from medieval times through the 17th century. They mattered because they formed the core aristocratic class that wielded influence over Russian territories and governance during this crucial period of the nation's development.

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Instance of: noble title
Country of origin: First Bulgarian Empire

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Commons category: Boyars
described by source: Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary
topic's main category: Category:Boyars
female form of label: bojarinja
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
start time: 0901-00-00

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Il termine boiardo (anche boardo, o boiaro), tra il X e il XVII secolo in Russia, e fino al XX secolo in Romania, indicava un feudatario dell'alta aristocrazia che aveva sotto il suo dominio dei territori e feudi particolarmente estesi, e che era piazzato, in termini di influenza e risorse, al di sopra di ogni altro nobile e al di sotto solo della classe reale.

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