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nobility$52824$ - Übersetzung nach griechisch

NOBLE SOCIAL CLASS IN THE AZTEC EMPIRE
Mexica nobility; Aztec nobility

nobility      
n. αρχοντιά, ευγένεια, ευγενείς
noblesse oblige         
  • Figurative armories of "de Mortsauf" in ''Le lys dans la Vallée'' by [[Honoré de Balzac]]
CONCEPT THAT NOBILITY CONFERS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Noblis oblige; Noblesse obligé; Noblesse Oblige; Nobless oblige; Nobility obligates; Nobility obliges; Noblese oblige
επιβάλλεται ευγένεια
coat of arms         
  • Coat of arms of the [[province of Utrecht]], [[Netherlands]]
  • Duke of Richmond]] c.1780
  • Arms of the Anglo-Irish [[House of Burgh]]
  • Coat of arms of Sir Edward Stanley, 3rd Earl of Derby, KG
  • The [[Great Seal of the United States]], which displays as its central design the heraldic device of the nation.
  • late 15th century}}, illustrates the German practice of thematic repetition from the arms in the crest
  • [[Imperial Seal of Japan]]
  • crossed keys]] of the pontifical office.
  • Coat of arms of [[Liptov]] County in [[Slovakia]].
  • Brabant Lion held by Floris de Merode during the funeral of [[Albert VII, Archduke of Austria]], print after design by [[Jacob Franquart]]
  • King Edward IV]]
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HERALDIC DESIGN ON A SHIELD, SURCOAT OR TABARD
Coat-of-arms; Coat of Arms; Armourial bearings; Coats of arms; Coats of arm; Coats of Arms; Coats-of-arms; Armorial bearings; Coats-of-arm; Emblazonment; Armory (heraldry); Armorial bearing; Coat-of-Arms; Coat armour; Seal of Junqueirópolis; Wappen; Seal of Junqueiropolis; Coat of arms of the Region de Murcia; Arms (heraldry); Ensigns of nobility; Family coat of arms; Coat armory; Coat armoury; Seal of Arms; Royal emblem; Coat Of Arms
οικόσημο, θυρεός, οικόσημα

Definition

nobility
n.
1.
Grandeur, greatness, dignity, nobleness, elevation, superiority, worthiness, loftiness of character, eminence, moral excellence.
2.
Noble birth, patrician dignity, eminence by rank.
3.
Aristocracy, peerage, patrician class, noblesse.

Wikipedia

Pipiltin

The Pipiltin (sg. pilli) were the noble social class in the Mexica Empire. They are below the ruling nobles in the civilization's social structure and above the commoners who achieved noble status due to an outstanding deed in war. These people were members of the hereditary nobility and occupied positions in the government as ambassadors and ministers, the army and the priesthood. Pipiltin often headed their own noble houses, called tecalli, with their own lands and dependent labourers. The subclasses within the Pipiltin were: tlahtohcapilli (a tlahtoani's son), tecpilli or teucpilli (a teuctli's son), tlazohpilli (son of legitimate wife), and calpanpilli (son of a concubine).

Children of the Pipiltin were given extensive education in preparation for the role they will play in their adult life. They were sent to the calmecac, which was the center for higher learning, to study the ancient wisdom as well as "elegant forms of speech, ancient hymns, poems and historical accounts, religious doctrines, the calendar, astronomy, astrology, legal precepts and the art of the government."