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The '''Count Palatine of Mirioth of Amity''' is a title of nobility in the [[Imperial Peerage]] of [[Shireroth]], created by [[Kaiseress Salome]] on 22.X.1687 for [[Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman]]. At the same time as its creation, the similarly named titles [[Countess of Amity]] and [[Count of Mirioth]], held by Kaiseress Salome's siblings [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz|Kian]] and [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis|Rubin]] respectively, were renounced. | The '''Count Palatine of Mirioth of Amity''' is a title of nobility in the [[Imperial Peerage]] of [[Shireroth]], [[Imperial_Decrees_(Shireroth)/County_Palatine_of_Amity_and_Mirioth|created]] by [[Kaiseress Salome]] on 22.X.1687 for [[Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman]]. At the same time as its creation, the similarly named titles [[Countess of Amity]] and [[Count of Mirioth]], held by Kaiseress Salome's siblings [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz|Kian]] and [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis|Rubin]] respectively, were renounced. | ||
The title is the second ''Count Palatine'' title in the Imperial Peerage after the [[Count Palatine of Kezan]]. It holds nonetheless the same rank as an unsuffixed count. | The title is the second ''Count Palatine'' title in the Imperial Peerage after the [[Count Palatine of Kezan]]. It holds nonetheless the same rank as an unsuffixed count. | ||
Revision as of 23:08, 10 February 2023
The Count Palatine of Mirioth of Amity is a title of nobility in the Imperial Peerage of Shireroth, created by Kaiseress Salome on 22.X.1687 for Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman. At the same time as its creation, the similarly named titles Countess of Amity and Count of Mirioth, held by Kaiseress Salome's siblings Kian and Rubin respectively, were renounced.
The title is the second Count Palatine title in the Imperial Peerage after the Count Palatine of Kezan. It holds nonetheless the same rank as an unsuffixed count.
