dukedom
/ˈduːkɛdəm/Definitions
1. noun
A territory or land governed by a duke or ducal family, especially in medieval Europe.
“The dukedom of Bavaria played a significant role in the politics of the Holy Roman Empire.”
2. noun
A noble rank or dignity, especially in the nobility of medieval Europe.
“The dukedom was a title of nobility that was highly respected in the kingdom.”
3. noun
A state or region under the rule or governance of a duke or ducal family.
“The dukedom was a feudal state that existed in the Middle Ages.”