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====== Order of the Chivalry ====== | ====== Order of the Chivalry ====== | ||
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+ | The **Order of the Chivalry** is bestowed on those people who are “considered the equal of his or her prospective peers with the basic weapons of tournament combat." | ||
- | The Order of the Chivalry is bestowed on those people who are “considered the equal of his or her prospective peers with the basic weapons of tournament combat." | + | The Order of the Chivalry is one of the four [[scaism: |
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- | The Order of the Chivalry is one of the four [[scaism: | + | |
===== Branches ===== | ===== Branches ===== | ||
- | The Order of the Chivalry, sometimes simply called “The Chivalry” (or, more informally, “The Chiv”) is divided into two branches: The first (and largest) comprised of Knights, who are required to swear fealty to the [[activities: | + | The Order of the Chivalry, sometimes simply called “The Chivalry” (or, more informally, “The Chiv”) is divided into two branches: The first and largest |
The office of Master-of-Arms was established in the SCA as a response to real-world religious restrictions on the swearing of oaths; orthodox Jews, Mennonites, and certain Mormon sects are restricted from swearing any sort of fealty, for example. In addition, are are any number of personal (or at least persona-related) reasons why an individual might not wish to do so. In any case, when a candidate for the Order of the Chivalry is put “on vigil”, they are permitted to choose which title they prefer with no questions asked. | The office of Master-of-Arms was established in the SCA as a response to real-world religious restrictions on the swearing of oaths; orthodox Jews, Mennonites, and certain Mormon sects are restricted from swearing any sort of fealty, for example. In addition, are are any number of personal (or at least persona-related) reasons why an individual might not wish to do so. In any case, when a candidate for the Order of the Chivalry is put “on vigil”, they are permitted to choose which title they prefer with no questions asked. | ||
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Knights wear an unadorned white belt and gold chain; Masters of Arms wear a white baldric. | Knights wear an unadorned white belt and gold chain; Masters of Arms wear a white baldric. | ||
- | Knights | + | There is a legacy chain which has been passed down through all Knights |
- | ===== Peerage Qualities ===== | + | Knights are addressed as "Sir", regardless |
- | Any peerage candidate | + | |
- | * been obedient to the governing documents | + | |
- | * consistently shown respect for the Crown of the kingdom | + | |
- | * set an example of courteous and noble behavior suitable to a peer of the realm | + | |
- | * demonstrated support for the aims and ideals | + | |
- | * shared their knowledge and skills with others | + | |
- | * practiced hospitality according | + | |
- | * made every effort to learn and practice those skills desirable at and worthy of a civilized court. To this end they should have some knowledge of a wide range of period forms, including but not limited to literature, dancing, music, heraldry, and chess, and they should have some familiarity with combat as practiced in the Society | + | |
- | * participated in Society re-creations of several aspects of the culture of the Middle Ages and Renaissance" | + | |
===== Responsibilities ===== | ===== Responsibilities ===== | ||
- | Members | + | In addition to the [[awards: |
* set an example of courtesy and chivalrous conduct on and off the field of honor | * set an example of courtesy and chivalrous conduct on and off the field of honor | ||
* respect the Crown of the kingdom; support and uphold the laws of the kingdom and Corpora | * respect the Crown of the kingdom; support and uphold the laws of the kingdom and Corpora | ||
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The actual “Knighting” ceremony is one of the few honours in the SCA that is not entirely bestowed by the Crown; if the sitting monarchs are not themselves members of the Order of the Chivalry, a member of the Order is required to participate in the actual Knighting as Corpora states that “only a knight can make a knight.” All members of the Order of the Chivalry, therefore, are in direct lineage to the first Knight in the SCA, one Sir Siegfried von Hoflichskei who was a mundane knight and one of the original attendees at the 1966 May Day Party which became the start of the SCA. | The actual “Knighting” ceremony is one of the few honours in the SCA that is not entirely bestowed by the Crown; if the sitting monarchs are not themselves members of the Order of the Chivalry, a member of the Order is required to participate in the actual Knighting as Corpora states that “only a knight can make a knight.” All members of the Order of the Chivalry, therefore, are in direct lineage to the first Knight in the SCA, one Sir Siegfried von Hoflichskei who was a mundane knight and one of the original attendees at the 1966 May Day Party which became the start of the SCA. | ||
+ | Although many fighters were knighted by the Midrealm before Ealdormere was itself a kingdom, Sir Edward the Red was the premier of the Order of Chivalry elevated in Ealdormere. | ||
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+ | ===== See Also ===== | ||
+ | * [[people: | ||
+ | * [[history: | ||
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