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the tenants in chivalry, whether earls, barons, knights, esquires or franklins, and the ignobiles, i.e.

Before that the younger sons of the nobles had received their share of the farm stock, bought or hired land, and settled down as agriculturists in their native villages.

the villeins, citizens and burgess; and between the most powerful noble and the humblest franklin there was, until the 15th century, no "separate class of gentlemen".

page 540 b, 9th edition) said: "Early in the 11th century the order of 'gentlemen' as a separate class seems to be forming as something new.

Literally meaning "son of a ruler", "prince" or "noble", the ideal of a "gentleman", "proper man", "exemplary person", or "perfect man" is that for which Confucianism exhorts all people to strive.

The significance of a right to a coat of arms was that it was definitive proof of the status of gentleman, but it recognised rather than conferred such a status and the status could be and frequently was accepted without a right to a coat of arms.The Far East also held similar ideas to the West of what a 'gentleman' is, which are based on Confucian principles.