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AlexandreDavigne at 17:22, 10 December 2016

2016-12-10T17:22:33Z

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	In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as '''dependents'''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].		In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as '''dependents'''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].

	With the creation of the [[Order of Defence]] the situation becomes more complicated. With various [[Kingdom]]s already having established [[fencing]] [[tradition]]s it seems unlikely that there will be an SCA-wide term for the dependents of Masters of Defence. For example, the [[East Kingdom]] appears to be settling on [[provost]], while in [[Drachenwald]] that term is already in use by the Academy of Defence.		With the creation of the [[Order of Defence]] the situation becomes more complicated. With various [[Kingdom]]s already having established [[fencing]] [[tradition]]s it seems unlikely that there will be an SCA-wide term for the dependents of Masters of Defence. For example, the [[East Kingdom]] appears to be settling on [[provost]], while in [[Drachenwald]] that term is already in use by the Academy of Defence. Drachenwald may use [[scholar]], but that term also seems unlikely to have universal appeal.

			The question of what to call someone who is a dependent of a double peer, a [[triple peer]], or a [[quadruple peeer]] sometimes arises. Some choose a single term from one of the above, expressing a focus on a given area. Some choose a portmanteau name such as [[apprentegé]] for an apprentice/protegé combination. [[User:AlexandreDavigne\|Alexandre d'Avigne]] refers to his dependents as either 'apprentegé' or 'apprentegét' depending on whether or not they fence and [[cadet]] needs to be worked in. More generally, they were sometimes [[pandiscipula]] or 'universal students,' a term which gained some traction in the [[East Kingdom]], often in its shortened form of 'panda.'

			The term 'stoplight' is sometimes used, at least in [[Drachenwald]] to refer to someone who is the dependent of a [[Knight]], [[Laurel]], and [[Pelican]], since the three nominal colours of their belts would be red, yellow, and green - the same as are used in traffic signals in many places.

	See also [[S.A.P]]		See also [[S.A.P]]

AlexandreDavigne at 11:03, 16 June 2016

2016-06-16T11:03:45Z

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	In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as '''dependents'''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].		In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as '''dependents'''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].

			With the creation of the [[Order of Defence]] the situation becomes more complicated. With various [[Kingdom]]s already having established [[fencing]] [[tradition]]s it seems unlikely that there will be an SCA-wide term for the dependents of Masters of Defence. For example, the [[East Kingdom]] appears to be settling on [[provost]], while in [[Drachenwald]] that term is already in use by the Academy of Defence.

	See also [[S.A.P]]		See also [[S.A.P]]

Cian at 00:43, 25 January 2007

2007-01-25T00:43:29Z

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	In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as ''dependents''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].		In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as '''dependents'''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].

	See also [[S.A.P]]		See also [[S.A.P]]

AlexandreDavigne at 19:41, 24 January 2007

2007-01-24T19:41:14Z

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In [[SCA]] usage, [[Squire]]s, [[Apprentice]]s and [[Protege]]s are sometimes collectively referred to as ''dependents''. This is probably to avoid using the term [[vassal]] since not all relationships between a [[Peer]] and his/her dependents involves [[fealty]].

See also [[S.A.P]]

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