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	==~~Adressing~~ SCA Royalty==		==Addressing SCA Royalty==
	When speaking to the [[King]] or the [[Queen]], the proper form of address is ''your Majesty'' (or ''your Majesties''). When speaking to the [[Prince]] or [[Princess]], whether they are the rulers of a [[Principality]] or the ~~heirs~~ of a [[Kingdom]], address them as ''your Highness''.		When speaking to the [[King]] or the [[Queen]], the proper form of address is ''your Majesty'' (or ''your Majesties''). When speaking to the [[Prince]] or [[Princess]], whether they are the rulers of a [[Principality]] or the [[heir]]s of a [[Kingdom]], address them as ''your Highness''.

	It is customary to [[bow]] or [[curtsey]] to royalty when they pass by. Certainly bow or curtsey before approaching their throne at [[court]]. Depending on your kingdom, it may also be ~~customary~~ to pause and give a short bow even if you are merely passing in front of the thrones or royal pavilion. (The definition, in terms of distance, of "in front of" is left to the discretion of the reader.)		It is customary to [[bow]] or [[curtsey]] to royalty when they pass by. Certainly bow or curtsey before approaching their [[throne]] at [[court]]. Depending on your kingdom, it may also be [[custom]]ary to pause and give a short bow even if you are merely passing in front of the thrones or royal pavilion. (The definition, in terms of distance, of "in front of" is left to the discretion of the reader.)

	Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.		Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.

	== See Also: ==		== See Also: ==
	[[Honorific]]		* [[Honorific]]

	[[Category:Etiquette]]		[[Category:Etiquette]]

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			==Adressing SCA Royalty==
	When speaking to the [[King]] or the [[Queen]], the proper form of address is ''your Majesty'' (or ''your Majesties''). When speaking to the [[Prince]] or [[Princess]], whether they are the rulers of a [[Principality]] or the heirs of a [[Kingdom]], address them as ''your Highness''.		When speaking to the [[King]] or the [[Queen]], the proper form of address is ''your Majesty'' (or ''your Majesties''). When speaking to the [[Prince]] or [[Princess]], whether they are the rulers of a [[Principality]] or the heirs of a [[Kingdom]], address them as ''your Highness''.

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	Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.		Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.

			== See Also: ==
			[[Honorific]]

	[[Category:Etiquette]]		[[Category:Etiquette]]

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	Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.		Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.

			[[Category:Etiquette]]

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When speaking to the [[King]] or the [[Queen]], the proper form of address is ''your Majesty'' (or ''your Majesties''). When speaking to the [[Prince]] or [[Princess]], whether they are the rulers of a [[Principality]] or the heirs of a [[Kingdom]], address them as ''your Highness''.

It is customary to [[bow]] or [[curtsey]] to royalty when they pass by. Certainly bow or curtsey before approaching their throne at [[court]]. Depending on your kingdom, it may also be customary to pause and give a short bow even if you are merely passing in front of the thrones or royal pavilion. (The definition, in terms of distance, of "in front of" is left to the discretion of the reader.)

Royalty can usually be recognized by the [[crown]]s or [[coronet]]s they wear, their spiffy [[garb]], and the presence of a [[retinue]] of [[attendant]]s.