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Paul Matisz at 06:28, 1 August 2008

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	For landed [[peer]]s, it is used with the name of their estate, not their first name. Hence, you could refer to the Earl of Cumnor as Lord Cumnor.		For landed [[peer]]s, it is used with the name of their estate, not their first name. Hence, you could refer to the Earl of Cumnor as Lord Cumnor.

			Many Lords in period were [[vassal]]s of greater lords, and held [[suzerain\|suzerainty]] over lesser ones, often creating intricate webs of interlocking obligation.

	== A Lord in the SCA==		== A Lord in the SCA==

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Alternate titles

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	== A Lord in the SCA==		== A Lord in the SCA==
	'''Lord''' is the honorific given in the [[SCA]] to male holders of an [[Award of Arms]]. Any male participants are entitled to be called [[mlord_and_mlady\|m'lord]] as a polite form of address but this implies no [[rank]].		'''Lord''' is the honorific given in the [[SCA]] to male holders of an [[Award of Arms]]. Any male participants are entitled to be called [[mlord_and_mlady\|m'lord]] as a polite form of address but this implies no specific [[rank]].

	Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.		Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.

2007-07-24T22:30:46Z

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	The term '''Lord''' is an [[honorific]] used to indicate that a man or his father has [[rank]]. It is used for a [[marquis]], [[earl]], [[count]], [[viscount]], [[baron]] or [[baronet]] or the son of [[duke]] or [[marquis]]. It came to be extended to non-[[peer]]age ranks, eg. Lord [[Mayor]] or Lord [[Chamberlain]], and [[church]] ranks, eg. [[Bishop]] of Upper Smithbury, Lord Clancy.		The term '''Lord''' is an [[honorific]] used to indicate that a man or his father has [[rank]]. "Lord" originally referred to the [[master]] of a household. In modern English, it is used for a [[marquis]], [[earl]], [[count]], [[viscount]], [[baron]] or [[baronet]] or the son of [[duke]] or [[marquis]]. It came to be extended to non-[[peer]]age ranks, eg. Lord [[Mayor]] or Lord [[Chamberlain]], and [[church]] ranks, eg. [[Bishop]] of Upper Smithbury, Lord Clancy.

	For landed [[peer]]s, it is used with the name of their estate, not their first name. Hence, you could refer to the Earl of Cumnor as Lord Cumnor.		For landed [[peer]]s, it is used with the name of their estate, not their first name. Hence, you could refer to the Earl of Cumnor as Lord Cumnor.

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	Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.		Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.

			===Also see===
			*[[Lady]]

	===Alternate titles===		===Alternate titles===

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A Lord in the SCA

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	== A Lord in the SCA==		== A Lord in the SCA==
	'''Lord''' is the honorific given in the [[SCA]] to male holders of an [[Award of Arms~~]] or [[Kingdom level award~~]]. Any male participants are entitled to be called [[mlord_and_mlady\|m'lord]] as a polite form of address but this implies no [[rank]].		'''Lord''' is the honorific given in the [[SCA]] to male holders of an [[Award of Arms]]. Any male participants are entitled to be called [[mlord_and_mlady\|m'lord]] as a polite form of address but this implies no [[rank]].

	Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.		Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.

2006-09-04T03:20:49Z

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	== A Lord in the SCA==		== A Lord in the SCA==
	'''Lord''' is the honorific given in the [[SCA]] to male holders of an [[Award of Arms]] or [[Kingdom level award]]. Any male participants are entitled to be called m'lord as a polite form of address but this implies no [[rank]].		'''Lord''' is the honorific given in the [[SCA]] to male holders of an [[Award of Arms]] or [[Kingdom level award]]. Any male participants are entitled to be called [[mlord_and_mlady\|m'lord]] as a polite form of address but this implies no [[rank]].

	Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.		Other ranks tend to use different [[title\|honorifics]], eg. Your Excellency for [[baron]]s.
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