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What is the meaning of daimio?
The title of the feudal nobles of Japan.
No what of nobility shall be granted by the US?
Title. We don't have nobles on purpose.
What do the peasants drink today in England?
There are no 'peasants' in England. We'e now in the 21st century - the title of 'peasant' is no longer in use and is of historical significance only.
What is a nobles most prize possession?
Oh, dude, a noble's most prized possession is typically their title and land holdings. I mean, like, who needs a fancy car or a giant TV when you can brag about being a lord or lady and owning a bunch of land? It's like playing real-life Monopoly, but with less chance cards and more peasants.
Who are nobles native born in Spain?
I believe you are asking what is the title for a native born Spanish noble in the American colonies. To that end, the title for a native born Spaniard was "peninsular". This title denotes the fact the the person was born on the Iberian Penninsula.
What was the fuedal system in England?
It was the Feudal pyramid that said, monarchs ruled (kings) fallowing them were the nobles, after the nobles you had the knights and then peasants in the category of peasants you also have serfs who were not paid and who were tied to the land they worked on. The divine right of kings was the fact that they believed god gave monarchs the right to rule. Later in time the MAgna Carta was signed, causing over lapping in the nobles and the king then leading to the feudalism ending.
What was the pyramid government structure in the Middle Ages?
Answer:No. There were two types of "estates" in the middle ages. There was the first estate of the church and the second estate of the nobles. The church ran the society and the nobles protected the society. Everyone else worked for the nobles and the church.More:During much of the Middle Ages there was a structure called the Feudal Pyramid. Its broad base was the peasants, higher up was the large number of gentry who had no title, above those were knights, and above those the greater lords, and at the top, alone, was the monarch. This system, however, was not constitutionally founded so much as it was simply a fact of life, and so calling it a system of government might be stretching things.
If you purchased a car from the dealer with a cashiers check that turns out to be fake what can you do if you have the title - do you need a lawyer?
If you dont have one, the court will appoint one for you. The title will prolly be the lesser of your worries.
Why did the nobles support Henry Bolingbroke?
The nobles supported Henry Bolingbroke in his rebellion against Richard II because of their loss of land and title. Many of the participants in the Lords Appellants' rebellion were exiled and Henry used their support to seize England.
What do countesses do?
Countess is a title of nobility. A countess can be the wife of a Count or can be a noblewoman in her own right. Countesses, like other nobles have no specific function they are expected to perform in modern society. In medieval times the Count and Countess were the nobles who managed a County.
List of noblemen?
Upper class males from families with large estates who had established themselves in control and assumed a dignity and title, earned or not, of being above the common people.
George Foreman is a champion what?
Twice world heavyweight champion, and the oldest to ever win the title aged 45 (Holyfield recently won a "lesser" title at 47 though).
