Throne - Revision history

AlexandreDavigne: add link

2008-08-20T11:09:31Z

add link

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	:''won the throne'' = [[becoming king\|became monarch]] through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]		:''won the throne'' = [[becoming king\|became monarch]] through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]

	In the some [[SCA]] kingdoms, it is [[custom\|common practice]] to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.		In the some [[SCA]] kingdoms, it is [[custom\|common practice]] to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne. (This is a classic example of [[InterKingdom Anthropology]]).

	[[category:furniture]]		[[category:furniture]]

Ladyadele at 08:45, 20 August 2008

2008-08-20T08:45:49Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:45, 20 August 2008
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	For example,		For example,
	:''ascended the throne'' = was ~~coronated~~/became [[monarch]]		:''ascended the throne'' = was crowned/became [[monarch]]
	:''relinquished the throne'' = ~~the monarch changed~~		:''relinquished the throne'' = abdicated
	:''won the throne'' = [[becoming king\|became monarch]] through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]		:''won the throne'' = [[becoming king\|became monarch]] through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]

	In the [[SCA]], it is [[custom\|common practice]] to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.		In the some [[SCA]] kingdoms, it is [[custom\|common practice]] to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.

	[[category:furniture]]		[[category:furniture]]

Cian: links, category

2006-03-30T01:47:07Z

links, category

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:47, 30 March 2006
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	A chair, often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [[King]] & [[Queen]] or [[Baron]] & [[Baroness]], during [[court]] or [[feast]]s.		A '''throne''' is a [[chair]], often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [[King]] & [[Queen]] or [[Baron]] & [[Baroness]], during [[court]] or [[feast]]s.

	~~Symbolically~~ it represents the office and rank of those who sit upon it. Hence, it is used in [[English]] as a metaphorical term for the same:		[[Symbol]]ically it represents the office and [[rank]] of those who sit upon it. Hence, it is used in [[English]] as a metaphorical term for the same:
⚫	:~~e.g.~~ ''ascended the throne'' = was coronated/became [[monarch]]
⚫	:: ''relinquished the throne'' = the monarch changed
⚫	:: ''won the throne'' = became monarch through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]

			For example,
⚫	In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.
		⚫	:''ascended the throne'' = was coronated/became [[monarch]]
		⚫	:''relinquished the throne'' = the monarch changed
		⚫	:''won the throne'' = [[becoming king\|became monarch]] through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]

		⚫	In the [[SCA]], it is [[custom\|common practice]] to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.

			[[category:furniture]]

Tiff: Reverted edit of 61.50.254.191, changed back to last version by Cian

2005-04-03T09:23:36Z

Reverted edit of 61.50.254.191, changed back to last version by Cian

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	In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.		In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.
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61.50.254.191 at 04:02, 3 April 2005

2005-04-03T04:02:24Z

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	In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.		In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.
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Cian: spelling?

2004-08-09T04:17:24Z

spelling?

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:17, 9 August 2004
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	:: ''won the throne'' = became monarch through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]		:: ''won the throne'' = became monarch through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]

	In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[~~reverance~~\|~~reverancing~~]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.		In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverence\|reverencing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.

Cian: symbolism, SCA acknowledgement

2004-08-09T02:39:54Z

symbolism, SCA acknowledgement

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:39, 9 August 2004
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	A chair, often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [[King]] & [[Queen]] or [[Baron]] & [[Baroness]], during [[court]], or [[feast]]s.		A chair, often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [[King]] & [[Queen]] or [[Baron]] & [[Baroness]], during [[court]] or [[feast]]s.

			Symbolically it represents the office and rank of those who sit upon it. Hence, it is used in [[English]] as a metaphorical term for the same:
			:e.g. ''ascended the throne'' = was coronated/became [[monarch]]
			:: ''relinquished the throne'' = the monarch changed
			:: ''won the throne'' = became monarch through [[election]] or [[war\|battle]]

			In the [[SCA]], it is common practice to acknowledge the presence of [[royalty]] when passing by their throne, even if they are not sitting in it. This is done by [[reverance\|reverancing]] or [[bow]]ing the head towards the throne.

Morgant: fixing links

2003-09-16T04:26:44Z

fixing links

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:26, 16 September 2003
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	A chair, often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [King & Queen] or [Baron & Baroness], during [court], or ~~feasts~~.		A chair, often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [[King]] & [[Queen]] or [[Baron]] & [[Baroness]], during [[court]], or [[feast]]s.

Ben: 4

2003-09-15T12:10:56Z

New page

A chair, often raised and covered, occupied by a personage of importance, like the [King & Queen] or [Baron & Baroness], during [court], or feasts.