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<blockquote data-quote="Beleriphon" data-source="post: 7622512" data-attributes="member: 27847"><p>Depends on your version of celebrity and power. Celebrity is still about famous people being famous, and wealth buy you a lot. Maybe not a noble title, but if can sure buy your kids a ticket to a bunch of none noble titles and positions.</p><p></p><p>The Knights Templar had plenty of status, no small part of it was because of money, and the fact that were a darned effective fighting force. I'm fairly certain that if the Grand Master of the Knights Templar rolled on up to your castle and asked for an audience with the local lord, he probably go it.</p><p></p><p>In much the same way if Geoffrey Chaucer was about, you probably invited the guy to your parties. Keeping in mind that Chaucer wasn't a nobleman by birth or grant, however he was from a wealth family that allowed him to enter into a number of positions within in the English royal courts at the time. So a famous poet has a status that some nobles would envy, its not everybody that is granted a gallon of wine per day for life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beleriphon, post: 7622512, member: 27847"] Depends on your version of celebrity and power. Celebrity is still about famous people being famous, and wealth buy you a lot. Maybe not a noble title, but if can sure buy your kids a ticket to a bunch of none noble titles and positions. The Knights Templar had plenty of status, no small part of it was because of money, and the fact that were a darned effective fighting force. I'm fairly certain that if the Grand Master of the Knights Templar rolled on up to your castle and asked for an audience with the local lord, he probably go it. In much the same way if Geoffrey Chaucer was about, you probably invited the guy to your parties. Keeping in mind that Chaucer wasn't a nobleman by birth or grant, however he was from a wealth family that allowed him to enter into a number of positions within in the English royal courts at the time. So a famous poet has a status that some nobles would envy, its not everybody that is granted a gallon of wine per day for life. [/QUOTE]
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