ANTHONY original: "Joanni Antonio." This refers to Jan Antonín, Count of Wrbna (or Würben) and Freudenthal (1669–1720), a prominent Bohemian nobleman and diplomat who served the Habsburg emperors.
Of the
Count of the Holy Roman Empire
Of Wrbna original: "Von Würben." The Wrbna family were influential members of the Bohemian aristocracy.
And
Freudenthal /
Lord of the Castle and Estate
Fulnek / Fulnek is a historic town in the Moravian-Silesian region of the modern-day Czech Republic.
Of His Roman Imperial Majesty’s
Actual original: "Würcklichen." In a courtly context, this indicates a "Privy" or "Active" appointment, signifying that the person actually exercised the duties of the office rather than holding the title purely as an honor.
Chamberlain / etc. A Chamberlain (Cämmerer) was a high-ranking official at the imperial court in Vienna, often having direct access to the Emperor.
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