कुलीन व्यक्ति (en. Nobleman)

It wasn’t until 2015 that Bill Finger was even credited alongside Bob Kane, partially due to the influence of the book Bill the Boy Wonder: The Secret Co-Creator of Batman by Marc Temple Nobleman and Ty Templeton.

In 1372 Frankfurt became a Reichsstadt (en: Imperial city), i.e. directly subordinate to the Holy Roman Emperor and not to a regional ruler or a local nobleman.

It is noteworthy that Prince Menshikov, not being born a nobleman, unable even to read or write, used, thanks to his activities, the confidence of his master that he could control a vast empire for many years in a row.

His father Nur Mohammad Khan was a Pashtun nobleman belonging to the Mirazikhel clan of the Orakzai tribe.

Looking at the second image (right), depicting a crusader with a crown on his head (perhaps a nobleman or Charles the Great himself, although the chronicles do not indicate that he was present) riding a horse and pointing at an object in the sky, September can be nothing but an unidentifiable flying object - as we can confirm, according to witness statements and available pictorial documentation.

Gulabsinh attends a festival in Delhi where he saves a dancer Rama Viola from the clutches of a wicked nobleman by his secret supernatural power.

Adding to it, in general, common sense for the English nobleman, decisiveness, combined with punctuality, attention to detail and reasonable caution, we get that cold cocktail, which can safely be called "Duke of Wellington".