CONTE OF ROME - IDENTITY



CONTE OF ROME


The Trademark wants to transmit the importance of Conte in the Holy Roman Empire: he was a count who enjoyed imperial immediacy, a direct vassal of the Emperor and holder of a county or sovereign lordship; he could be admitted to the constituency of the "Counts and Gentlemen "belonging to the Council of Princes.

The imperial count enrolled and belonging to the Council of Princes cast his vote collectively with the other members. This right became, unless imperial revocation, hereditary. However, an imperial count could also be admitted to the college in a personal capacity, that is, without having the right to inherit the office, even in the absence of sovereign fiefdoms, but only for personal merits towards the Empire. For hereditary reasons, families holding fiefdoms and having the right to vote themselves could be admitted to the college. A count who was not an imperial count had only a secondary or mediated fiefdom and was subject to a prince or a duke, therefore without effective sovereignty.

Therefore, historically in Republican Rome, the "Count" indicated the one who accompanied the magistrates in charge of the government of the province, to assist and advise them and, later, he was the title of public officials with various functions, from the direction of important central offices of the Empire to the government of the provinces. For example, a Count was also identified as a military commander oriented to defend his county.


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