Entity: LORD
LORD refers to a powerful person who has authority over others, often associated with rulers or masters.
LORD
Etymology
The word 'LORD' originates from Old English 'hlāford', meaning 'bread-keeper', which evolved to signify a person with power and authority.
Definition
LORD is a title denoting a figure of authority and power, typically a male ruler or master, who has control over others.
Historical Context
In medieval times, LORDs were nobles who ruled over vast lands, exercising authority over their subjects and vassals.
Cultural Significance
LORDs have played crucial roles in shaping societies, from monarchs to feudal lords, influencing politics, economy, and culture.
Related Concepts
LORD is related to concepts of nobility, monarchy, aristocracy, and feudalism.
See Also
- Nobility
- Monarchy
- Feudalism
A figure of authority and power, typically a male ruler or master.