Count of Assumar

Summary

Count of Assumar is a Portuguese noble title^[1]. It draws 67 Wikipedia views per month (portuguese_noble_title category, ranking #18 of 29).^[2]

Key Facts

• Count of Assumar is in the country of Kingdom of Portugal^[3].
• Count of Assumar is in the country of Iberian Union^[4].
• Count of Assumar's instance of is recorded as Portuguese noble title^[5].
• Assumar is named after Count of Assumar^[6].
• Count of Assumar is a type of conde^[7].
• Count of Assumar is part of nobility of Portugal^[8].
• March 30, 1630 marks the founding of Count of Assumar^[9].
• April 11, 1677 marks the founding of Count of Assumar^[10].
• Count of Assumar was dissolved in December 1, 1640^[11].
• Count of Assumar's conferred by is recorded as Philip IV of Spain^[12].
• Count of Assumar's conferred by is recorded as Peter II of Portugal^[13].

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Geography

Country listings include Kingdom of Portugal^[3], a kingdom^[14], in Kingdom of Portugal^[15], founded in 1139^[16] and Iberian Union^[4], a historical country^[17], in Kingdom of Portugal^[18], founded in 1580^[19]. Count of Assumar is part of nobility of Portugal^[8].

Designation and Status

Count of Assumar's instance of is recorded as Portuguese noble title^[5].

History and Context

Recorded inception include March 30, 1630^[9] and April 11, 1677^[10]. Assumar is named after Count of Assumar^[6].

Why It Matters

Count of Assumar draws 67 Wikipedia views per month (portuguese_noble_title category, ranking #18 of 29).^[2] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[20]