Traditional Titles
The Duke of Modena was :
- Duke of Modena (Lord 1288, Duke 1452) and Reggio (nell'Emilia) (Lord 1289, Duke 1452)
- Duke of Ferrara (Lord 1264, Duke 1471-1597)
- Duke of La Mirandola (1710), Massa (1829) and Guastalla (1847)
- Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, Prince of Carpi (1525), Correggio (1659), San Martino in Rio (1752) and of Carrara and Lunigiana (1829),
- Marquess of Montecchio (1597, marquessate in 1569), of Scandiano (1645) and La Concordia (1710)
- Sovereign Earl of Novellara (1737) and Bagnolo (1737),
- Earl of Jeno ed Avad (Hungary, 1726)
- Lord of Sassuolo (1373), San Martino in Spino (1710), Campogalliano (1752), Castellarano (1752), Rodeglia (1752), Ieno and San Cassiano
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