bohemian or czech nobility refers to the noble families of the lands of the bohemian crown (historically composed of bohemia proper, moravia, silesia (especially upper) and lusatia), also known as "bohemian crown", "the czech lands" or "lands of the crown of saint wenceslas". aristocracy was abolished by law (no. 61/1918 sb. z. a n.)exact wording of this "law of 10 december 1918, which abolished the nobility, medals and titles" is available on the czech wikisource in december 1918, shortly after establishment of the independent czechoslovak republic. ==families== (still under construction) * z aichelburka * bavorovÃ© ze strakonic * belcredi * beÅovÃ© * bibra * boÅkovÃ©-dohalÅ¡tÃ­ * z bubna * z chorinskÃ½ also chorinskÃ½ z ledskÃ© (in german von chorinsky also chorinsky von ledske)neues preussisches adels-lexicon (new prussian nobility encyclopedia), gebrÃ¼der reichenbach, 1836-1843, leipzig, vol. 5, page 100 - chorinsky, counts of (counts of chorinsky barons of ledske). (in german) * clary-aldringenovÃ© * colloredo-mansfeldovÃ© * czernin * chotkovÃ© * deymovÃ© * dobÅenÅ¡tÃ­ * z dubÃ© * berka z dubÃ© * filÃ­pkovÃ© * z jelenÃ­ * hildprandtovÃ© * jankovskÃ½ z vlaÅ¡imi * janowsky z janowicz * jesenÅ¡tÃ­ * harrach * holleb * kÃ¡lnokyovÃ© * kinÅ¡tÃ­ * kolowrat * kounicovÃ© * z kravaÅ * z kunÅ¡tÃ¡tu * lichtenburkovÃ© * lichtenÅ¡tejnovÃ© * lannovÃ© * lichnowsky * z lipÃ© * lobkovicovÃ© * matuÅ¡kovÃ© * z mitrovic * neubergovÃ© * nosticovÃ© * paarovÃ© * parishovÃ© * piccolomini * z podÄbrad * pÅemyslovci * purkynÄ * ringhofferovÃ© * rohanovÃ© * ronovci * rosenberg * z rÃ½zmburka * slavnÃ­k dynasty * smiÅiÄtÃ­ * Å likovÃ© * [[house of schwa
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