Lord of Ithaca

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Lord of Ithaca was a medieval noble title associated with the rule of the Ionian island of Ithaca, held by members of the Tocco family during their dominion in western Greece.

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Lord of Ithaca canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval noble title
associatedWithFamily Tocco
associatedWithRegion Ionian Islands
western Greece
dynasticAssociation Counts palatine of Cephalonia and Zakynthos
existedInPoliticalContext Frankish states in Greece
linked to: Frankish Greece

late Byzantine period
geographicalContext Ionian Sea
governmentForm seigneurial lordship
governs island of Ithaca
hasCapital Ithaca
hasDomain Ithaca
hasJurisdictionOver inhabitants of Ithaca
hasTerritorialExtent Ionian island of Ithaca
heldByDynasty Tocco family
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
languageOfTitle Greek
Latin
partOf Tocco dominions in western Greece
politicalStatus local lordship
vassal lordship
relatedTitle Count palatine of Cephalonia and Zakynthos
Lord of Leukas
ruledBy Tocco family
sovereigntyType hereditary lordship
titleHolderType feudal lord
noble
titleScope local island rule
usedIn medieval Greece

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Leonardo II Tocco positionHeld Lord of Ithaca