squire's
Belonging to attendant
Squire's is the possessive form of squire, a title for a country gentleman or landowner, especially in rural England.
A squire's estate, squire's duties, or squire's wife belonged to this local figure of authority.
Historically, a squire was also a young nobleman attending a knight, so a squire's armor or squire's training referred to his apprenticeship in chivalry.
Honored mounted soldier
- armorProtective combat covering
- shieldHandheld defensive armor
- swordHilted fighting blade
- pageNoble's young assistant
duty · service · chivalry · training · apprenticeship · horse · lance · tournament
knight
Honored mounted soldier
page · duty · service · chivalry · training · apprenticeship · horse · lance · tournament · heraldry
manor
Landed aristocratic residence
lord · demesne · fief · holding · peasant · serf · title · inheritance · lineage · gentry
gentleman
Courteous, honorable man
- justiceFair treatment under law
- magistrateCivil judicial officer
- parishLocal church community
village · hunt · hounds · foxhunt · countryside · yeoman · hall · household · local · patronage
squire'sknight's
Belonging to armored horseman
master's · baron's · nobleman's · peasant's · page's
squire'stenant's
Belonging to a renter
peasant's · laborer's · yeoman's · commoner's · villager's
- country squireRural landholding gentleman
- medieval squireKnight's youthful attendant