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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. |
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[[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: |
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| ⚫ | 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]]). |
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Latest revision as of 21:09, 20 August 2008
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 feasts.
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:
For example,
- ascended the throne = was crowned/became monarch
- relinquished the throne = abdicated
- won the throne = became monarch through election or battle
In the some SCA kingdoms, 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 reverencing or bowing the head towards the throne. (This is a classic example of InterKingdom Anthropology).
