Estates
Money
Money noun - Something (as pieces of stamped metal or printed paper) customarily and legally used as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment.
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The Elizabethan Lord Blackadder is a good example of this trope in its early stages — he still has a title and a place at court, but no actual money or estates.
Source: Impoverished Patrician - The "mysterious benefactor" turns out to be Sir Alanna, the first lady knight, who presumably, as the sole heir of two large estates, has money to burn.
Source: It Was a Gift -
The Titanic is what set off the plot of Downton Abbey: Lord Robert's two closest heirs were on board and died in the sinking, leaving the next possible heir to his title and estates (and more importantly, his wife's money) a distant cousin who works as a solicitor.
Source: Useful Notes / RMS Titanic
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