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Kiriel: Additional information on the Lochac fealty chains.

2014-04-07T08:19:56Z

Additional information on the Lochac fealty chains.

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	In some places, it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.		In some places, it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.

			In the Kingdom of Lochac, a particular style of chain with links in the form of the letters SF has become one of the accepted ways in which [[Peer]]s or Kingdom [[Officers]] who are either in permanent fealty or are required to swear fealty by their office, can signal their state of fealty.

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Cian: links

2006-10-20T00:05:29Z

links

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	A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated chain, [[gold]] in color, usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn fealty to wear an unadorned gold chain, since it would be confusing.		A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated [[chain]], [[gold]] in color, usually worn as a [[necklace]], but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a [[badge]]. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn fealty to wear an unadorned gold chain, since it would be confusing.

	In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is ~~traditionally~~ reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[~~Kingdoms~~]] extend this right to Kingdom [[Officers]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general populace who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not ~~knights~~ tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".		In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is [[tradition]]ally reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[Kingdom]]s extend this right to Kingdom [[Officers]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general [[populace]] who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not [[knight]]s tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".

	Some Kingdoms have a custom of allowing [[Squire]]s to wear an unadorned [[silver]] chain to indicate their fealty to their [[Knight]].		Some Kingdoms have a [[custom]] of allowing [[Squire]]s to wear an unadorned [[silver]] chain to indicate their fealty to their [[Knight]].

	In some places, it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.		In some places, it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.

AlexandreDavigne at 13:34, 19 October 2006

2006-10-19T13:34:05Z

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	A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[fealty]] to wear a ~~plain~~ chain, since it would be confusing.		A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated chain, [[gold]] in color, usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn fealty to wear an unadorned gold chain, since it would be confusing.

	In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is traditionally reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[Kingdoms]] extend this right to Kingdom [[Officers]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general populace who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not knights tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".		In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is traditionally reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[Kingdoms]] extend this right to Kingdom [[Officers]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general populace who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not knights tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".

			Some Kingdoms have a custom of allowing [[Squire]]s to wear an unadorned [[silver]] chain to indicate their fealty to their [[Knight]].
⚫	~~Among~~ ~~peers~~ it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.

		⚫	In some places, it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.

	[[category:jewellery]][[category:SCAism]]		[[category:jewellery]][[category:SCAism]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T03:10:49Z

categorising

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	Among peers it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.		Among peers it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.
			[[category:jewellery]][[category:SCAism]]

Conrad Leviston: officers

2004-07-01T03:52:08Z

officers

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	A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[fealty]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.		A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[fealty]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.

	In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is traditionally reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[Kingdoms]] extend this right to Kingdom [[~~Oficers~~]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general populace who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not knights tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".		In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is traditionally reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[Kingdoms]] extend this right to Kingdom [[Officers]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general populace who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not knights tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".

	Among peers it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.		Among peers it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.

Conrad Leviston: new explanation for chains outside knighthood

2004-07-01T03:44:57Z

new explanation for chains outside knighthood

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	A Chain of Fealty is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[fealty]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.		A '''Chain of Fealty''' is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[fealty]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.

	In the [[SCA]] it is ~~more~~ ~~common~~ for [[Peer]]s to ~~wear~~ ~~these~~ ~~chains~~ ~~than~~ the general populace. ~~The~~ ~~[[Order~~ of ~~Chivalry]]~~ ~~often~~ ~~prefer~~ ~~chains~~ ~~made~~ of ~~large~~ ~~links.~~ ~~Many~~ of ~~these~~ ~~links~~ ~~have~~ ~~been~~ ~~passed~~ ~~down~~ from ~~other~~ ~~peers~~ so ~~they~~ ~~have~~ "~~history~~".		In the [[SCA]] the Chain of Fealty is traditionally reserved for the [[Chivalry]], however some [[Kingdoms]] extend this right to Kingdom [[Oficers]], all [[Peer]]s who have sworn fealty and sometimes those of the general populace who have sworn fealty. In these Kingdoms the links in the Chains of Fealty worn by those who are not knights tend to be smaller, in order to differentiate them from what many in the Chivalry feel are "their chains".

			Among peers it is traditional to pass on Chains of Fealty, or occasionally individual links, to newly made peers who have sworn fealty.

Cian: peers

2004-07-01T00:54:57Z

peers

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	A Chain of Fealty is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[~~Fealty~~]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[~~Fealty~~]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.		A Chain of Fealty is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[fealty]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.

			In the [[SCA]] it is more common for [[Peer]]s to wear these chains than the general populace. The [[Order of Chivalry]] often prefer chains made of large links. Many of these links have been passed down from other peers so they have "history".

4.139.69.189 at 06:52, 30 June 2004

2004-06-30T06:52:13Z

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A Chain of Fealty is a plain, undecorated chain usually worn as a necklace, but occasionally as a small chain hanging from a badge. It shows that the person has sworn [[Fealty]]. It is not considered proper for any person who hasn't sworn [[Fealty]] to wear a plain chain, since it would be confusing.