- morganatic marriage (marriage of a noble and a commoner that disallows the passage of title, possessions, etc.)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- morganatic marriage (marriage of a noble and a commoner that disallows the passage of title, possessions, etc.)
This term refers to a specific type of marriage where one partner is of noble descent and the other is a commoner, which legally prevents any titles or inheritance from being passed on to the commoner's offspring.
They chose a morganatic marriage, so titles and property will not be inherited by their children.
Morganatic marriages can occur between royalty and common citizens.
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きせんけっこん貴賤結婚をするto enter into a morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚のめりっとメリットbenefits of a morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚のれきし歴史history of morganatic marriagesきせんけっこん貴賤結婚にたいする対するいけん意見opinions on morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚をみとめる認めるto acknowledge a morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚がわだいになる話題になるmorganatic marriage becomes a topic of discussionきせんけっこん貴賤結婚せいど制度system of morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚のえいきょう影響impact of morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚にかんする関するほうりつ法律laws regarding morganatic marriageきせんけっこん貴賤結婚のれい例examples of morganatic marriages
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