The Danish Nobility refers to the hereditary aristocracy in Denmark, which has played a significant role in the country's history. This class includes various titles such as duke, count, and baron, often linked to land ownership and royal favor. The nobility's influence peaked during the Middle Ages but has since diminished, especially after the abolition of feudal privileges in the 19th century. Today, members of the Danish Nobility retain their titles, but they do not hold any formal political power. They often participate in cultural and charitable activities, preserving their historical legacy while adapting to modern society.