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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 [[ |
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. |
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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". |
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Revision as of 10:54, 1 July 2004
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 Peers 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".
