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In [[Scotland]], the [[Stuart]] family derived their name from being stewards to the [[royal]] house. |
In [[Scotland]], the [[Stuart]] family derived their name from being stewards to the [[royal]] house. |
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In [[Heraldry]], stewards are represented by the Cornucopia, the Horn of Plenty. |
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==Stewards in the SCA== |
==Stewards in the SCA== |
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'''Steward''' is sometimes used within the [[SCA]] as an alternative title to [[autocrat]], especially when one wishes to be more [[period]]. A '''steward''' can also refer to someone who manages the service at [[feast]] - announcing courses and directing servers. |
'''Steward''' is sometimes used within the [[SCA]] as an alternative title to [[autocrat]], especially when one wishes to be more [[period]]. A '''steward''' can also refer to someone who manages the service at [[feast]] - announcing courses and directing servers. |
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Latest revision as of 04:31, 24 October 2007
A steward was responsible for the management of a household, like a seneschal. The scope of their powers and duties varied depending on the size of the household. Some were large enough that the steward managed the land and finances for the entire estate.
In Scotland, the Stuart family derived their name from being stewards to the royal house.
In Heraldry, stewards are represented by the Cornucopia, the Horn of Plenty.
Stewards in the SCA
Steward is sometimes used within the SCA as an alternative title to autocrat, especially when one wishes to be more period. A steward can also refer to someone who manages the service at feast - announcing courses and directing servers.
