Lensgreve is the name of the highest noble rank in Denmark. The title has existed since the introduction of the comital and baronial privileges of 1671 and remains in use today. Within the noble order of the Kingdom of Denmark, the Lensgrever occupy an especially elevated position and stand at the head of the aristocratic hierarchy, and are therefore counted among the high nobility. Their rank within the Danish nobility is comparable with that of dukes in other European countries.
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