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The last name Pfalzgraf has its origins in the German-speaking regions of Europe, particularly associated with the historical title of "Pfalzgraf," which translates to "Count Palatine." This title was used in the Holy Roman Empire, denoting a nobleman who governed a specific territory on behalf of the emperor. The name itself is derived from the Middle High German "pfalzgraf," combining "pfalz" (palace) and "graf" (count), indicating a person of high rank and responsibility, often linked to the administration of royal estates. The Pfalzgraf title was particularly prominent in the Palatinate region of Germany, which is reflected in the surname's geographical roots. Variations of the name can be found in different cultures and languages, such as "Pfalzgraf" in German, "Pfalzgräf" in some dialects, and adaptations in other European languages, though the core meaning related to nobility and governance remains consistent. The surname is relatively rare today but carries historical significance, representing a lineage connected to the feudal system and the governance of territories in medieval Europe.