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Squireship is the position, rank, or status of a squire—historically, a young man of good family serving a knight as an attendant, or later, a country gentleman who owned land in a rural district.
The term is rare and somewhat archaic, appearing mainly in historical contexts: He aspired to squireship before earning his knighthood.
Landed aristocratic residence
- vassalLand-holding sworn subordinate
- fiefdomFeudal territory under lord
- liegeFeudal superior or subject
- knightHonored mounted soldier
fealty · lordship · heraldry · castle · homage · page · steward · seneschal
Developing abilities through practice
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
- pageNoble's young assistant
- knightingConferring knighthood formally
- serviceAid or maintenance
tutelage · cadetship · grooming · development · discipleship · novitiate · induction · knighthood
manor
Landed aristocratic residence
- vassalLand-holding sworn subordinate
- fiefdomFeudal territory under lord
- liegeFeudal superior or subject
knight · fealty · lordship · heraldry · castle · homage · page · steward · seneschal · barony
training
Developing abilities through practice
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
- pageNoble's young assistant
- knightingConferring knighthood formally
service · tutelage · cadetship · grooming · development · discipleship · novitiate · induction · knighthood · duty
aristocracy
Rule by hereditary elite
hereditary · baron · baronet · gentleman · highborn · elite · rank · title · birthright · social standing
valor
Courage in danger
- gallantryCourage, especially in combat
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
- courtesyRespectful, considerate behavior
virtue · loyalty · heroism · bravery · gentility · ethics · code · protector · knight-errant · quest