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When [[Hereditary Nobility of Westarctica|noble titles]] were first created in [[Westarctica]], they were granted with the intention that those nobles would parcel out lower-ranking titles to other nobles who would then serve beneath them. In practice, however, this almost never occurred. | When [[Hereditary Nobility of Westarctica|noble titles]] were first created in [[Westarctica]], they were granted with the intention that those nobles would parcel out lower-ranking titles to other nobles who would then serve beneath them. In practice, however, this almost never occurred. | ||
The first mediatized title was Arthur Langer, who was given the Barony of Maricopa by his father, the [[Duke of Moulton-Berlin]]. Although this Barony was included as an official title in the Peerage of Westarctica, and the [[baron]] himself was subject to the overall authority of the Grand Duke, he still answered directly to the Duke of Moulton-Berlin. | The first mediatized title was for Arthur Langer, who was given the Barony of Maricopa by his father, the [[Duke of Moulton-Berlin]]. Although this Barony was included as an official title in the Peerage of Westarctica, and the [[baron]] himself was subject to the overall authority of the [[Grand Duke of Westarctica|Grand Duke]], he still answered directly to the Duke of Moulton-Berlin. | ||
In late 2017, several additional titles were subject to mediatization including the [[Siple Island|Viscounty of Siple]] and the [[Walgreen Coast|Marquisate of Walgreen]]. This was done out of administrative and political convenience to the [[Government of Westarctica|central government]]. | In late 2017, several additional titles were subject to mediatization including the [[Siple Island|Viscounty of Siple]] and the [[Walgreen Coast|Marquisate of Walgreen]]. This was done out of administrative and political convenience to the [[Government of Westarctica|central government]]. |