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| + | ===Barons in Amtgard=== | ||
| + | 1.N. A [[Titles|title]] in the Amtgard [[Order of Precedence]], above [[Baronet]] but below [[Duke]]. | ||
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| + | '''Example'''[[Baron]] [[MaA]] Shalazar Bation, of [[Mystic Glade]] under [[Winter's Edge]] [[NW]] | ||
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| + | 2. N. Also the title used by the highest [[office|officer]] ([[Monarch]]) of a [[Barony]] while they hold that office. If this is the case the [[title|Titles]] will be followed by the name of the 'estate' of which that person is a leader. | ||
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| + | ''''Example:'''' [[Don]] [[Diego]] Rodolfo Velazquez, [[Baron]] of [[Tori-Mar]]. If the person has a [[Titles]] of Nobility they would preceed his name. [[Count]] [[Don]] [[Diego]] Rodolfo Velazquez, [[Baron]] of [[Tori-Mar]]. | ||
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| + | ===[[Coronet]]=== | ||
| + | An English Peerage baron is entitled to a coronet bearing six silver balls (or pearls) around the rim. The actual coronet is only worn on certain ceremonial occasions, but a baron can bear his coronet of rank on his [[coat of arms]] above the shield. | ||
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''Example of a baronial crown.'' | ''Example of a baronial crown.'' | ||
| − | + | ====Historical Variants==== | |
| − | + | *English; Baron Baroness Barony | |
| − | + | *Albanian; Baron Baroneshë | |
| − | + | *Arabic; بارون (Baaroun) بارونة (Baarouna) | |
| − | + | *Belarusian; Baron Baronesa | |
| + | *Bulgarian; Барон (Baron) Баронеса (Baronesa) | ||
| + | *Catalan Baró; Baronessa | ||
| + | *Croatian; Barun Barunica Barunija | ||
| + | *Czech; Baron Baronka, Baronesa Baronie | ||
| + | *Danish; Baron, Friherre Baronesse, Friherreinde Baroni | ||
| + | *Dutch; Baron, Vrijheer Barones Baronie | ||
| + | *Estonian; Parun Paruniproua, Paruness | ||
| + | *Finnish; Paroni, Vapaaherra Paronitar, Vapaaherratar Vapaaherrakunta or simply Läänitys (for Western European ones: paronikunta) | ||
| + | *French; Baron Baronne Baronie | ||
| + | *Galician; Barón Baronesa Baronía | ||
| + | *German; Baron, Freiherr Baronin, Baronesse, Freifrau, Freiin Herrschaft, Herrlichkeit, Rittergut | ||
| + | *Greek; Varónos Varóni | ||
| + | *Hebrew; ברון (Baron) ברונית (Baronit) ברונות (Barunoot) | ||
| + | *Hungarian; Báró, Főúr Bárónő Báróság | ||
| + | *Icelandic; Barón, Fríherra Barónessa | ||
| + | *Irish; Barún Banbharún | ||
| + | *Italian; Barone Baronessa Baronia | ||
| + | *Latin; Baro Baronissa Baronatus | ||
| + | *Latvian; Barons Baronese | ||
| + | *Lithuanian; Baronas Baroniene | ||
| + | *Luxemburgish; Baroun Barounin, Baronesse | ||
| + | *Maltese Baruni; Barunessa Barunijja / Barunat | ||
| + | *Monegasque; Barun Barunessa | ||
| + | *Norwegian; Baron, Friherre Baronesse Baroni | ||
| + | *Old English; þegn Hlǣfdiġe | ||
| + | *Polish; Baron Baronowa, Baronówna Baronia | ||
| + | *Portuguese; Barão Baronesa Baronato | ||
| + | *Rhaeto-Romanic; Barun Barunessa | ||
| + | *Romanian; Baron Baroneasă Baronie | ||
| + | *Russian; Барон (Baron) Баронесса (Baronessa) Баронство (Baronstvo) | ||
| + | *Scottish Gaelic; Baran/Ridire Bana-bharan/Ban-ridire | ||
| + | *Serbian; Baron Baronica Baronija | ||
| + | *Slovak; Barón Barónka | ||
| + | *Slovene; Baron Baronica | ||
| + | *Spanish; Barón Baronesa Baronía | ||
| + | *Swedish; Baron, Friherre Friherrinna Friherrskap | ||
| + | *Turkish; Baron Barones Baronluk | ||
| + | *Ukrainian; Baron Baronka Baronesa | ||
| + | *Welsh; Barwn, Arglwydd Barwnes, Arglwyddes Barwniaeth | ||
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[[Category: Titles]] | [[Category: Titles]] | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 15 November 2007
"That floating fat man."
Barons in Amtgard
1.N. A title in the Amtgard Order of Precedence, above Baronet but below Duke.
ExampleBaron MaA Shalazar Bation, of Mystic Glade under Winter's Edge NW
2. N. Also the title used by the highest officer (Monarch) of a Barony while they hold that office. If this is the case the Titles will be followed by the name of the 'estate' of which that person is a leader.
'Example:' Don Diego Rodolfo Velazquez, Baron of Tori-Mar. If the person has a Titles of Nobility they would preceed his name. Count Don Diego Rodolfo Velazquez, Baron of Tori-Mar.
Coronet
An English Peerage baron is entitled to a coronet bearing six silver balls (or pearls) around the rim. The actual coronet is only worn on certain ceremonial occasions, but a baron can bear his coronet of rank on his coat of arms above the shield.
Example of a baronial crown.
Historical Variants
- English; Baron Baroness Barony
- Albanian; Baron Baroneshë
- Arabic; بارون (Baaroun) بارونة (Baarouna)
- Belarusian; Baron Baronesa
- Bulgarian; Барон (Baron) Баронеса (Baronesa)
- Catalan Baró; Baronessa
- Croatian; Barun Barunica Barunija
- Czech; Baron Baronka, Baronesa Baronie
- Danish; Baron, Friherre Baronesse, Friherreinde Baroni
- Dutch; Baron, Vrijheer Barones Baronie
- Estonian; Parun Paruniproua, Paruness
- Finnish; Paroni, Vapaaherra Paronitar, Vapaaherratar Vapaaherrakunta or simply Läänitys (for Western European ones: paronikunta)
- French; Baron Baronne Baronie
- Galician; Barón Baronesa Baronía
- German; Baron, Freiherr Baronin, Baronesse, Freifrau, Freiin Herrschaft, Herrlichkeit, Rittergut
- Greek; Varónos Varóni
- Hebrew; ברון (Baron) ברונית (Baronit) ברונות (Barunoot)
- Hungarian; Báró, Főúr Bárónő Báróság
- Icelandic; Barón, Fríherra Barónessa
- Irish; Barún Banbharún
- Italian; Barone Baronessa Baronia
- Latin; Baro Baronissa Baronatus
- Latvian; Barons Baronese
- Lithuanian; Baronas Baroniene
- Luxemburgish; Baroun Barounin, Baronesse
- Maltese Baruni; Barunessa Barunijja / Barunat
- Monegasque; Barun Barunessa
- Norwegian; Baron, Friherre Baronesse Baroni
- Old English; þegn Hlǣfdiġe
- Polish; Baron Baronowa, Baronówna Baronia
- Portuguese; Barão Baronesa Baronato
- Rhaeto-Romanic; Barun Barunessa
- Romanian; Baron Baroneasă Baronie
- Russian; Барон (Baron) Баронесса (Baronessa) Баронство (Baronstvo)
- Scottish Gaelic; Baran/Ridire Bana-bharan/Ban-ridire
- Serbian; Baron Baronica Baronija
- Slovak; Barón Barónka
- Slovene; Baron Baronica
- Spanish; Barón Baronesa Baronía
- Swedish; Baron, Friherre Friherrinna Friherrskap
- Turkish; Baron Barones Baronluk
- Ukrainian; Baron Baronka Baronesa
- Welsh; Barwn, Arglwydd Barwnes, Arglwyddes Barwniaeth
