The title of nobility, also known as the title of nobility or the title of nobility, originally refers to the feudal hierarchy granted to the princes, so the title of nobility was originally closely related to the feudal system. However, some countries did not lag behind in the feudal system and still used the title system. Jue is a gift given by ancient emperors to noble relatives and meritorious officials. In the Zhou Dynasty of China, there were five nobles: duke, marquis, uncle, son and male. The title system of descendants often varied from time to time. In the Zhou Dynasty, there were five nobles, dukes, marquises, uncles, sons, and males, all of whom were hereditary brothers. The fiefs were all called states and exercised their ruling power in the fiefs
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