Assertion: nobility's rank | /r/HasProperty | rendered as count
Facets:
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In Meiji Japan, 侯爵 ( kōshaku ), a hereditary peerage ( kazoku ) rank, was introduced in 1884, granting a hereditary seat in the upper house of the imperial diet just as a British peerage did (until the House of Lords Act 1999), with the ranks usually rendered as baron, viscount, count, marquis and duke/prince.
text: ), a hereditary peerage ( ) rank, was introduced in 1884, granting a hereditary seat in the upper house of the imperial diet just as a British peerage did (until the House of Lords Act 1999), with the ranks usually rendered as baron, viscount, count, marquis and duke/prince.