gesithcund
Seaxneat
cyning
count
Athelstan
Tudor
King Edward
dapifer
cottier
cotter
radman
thane
Plantagenet
blue blood
pendragon
Plantagenet line
ealdorman
ascendant
quasi-royal
Watt
atheling
Stuart
Kingdom of Northumbria
Northumbria
Lindsey
Egbert of Wessex
Egbert
eorlcundman
dauphin
king-count
Wessexian
Harold Harefoot
Harold I
Harefoot
earldom
scion
marquess
Meath
crown prince
King Harold I
Edward the Elder
Prince of Wales
Chesterfieldian
baron
tanist
Carrick
bailiff
Henry Tudor
Henry VII of England
Anglo-Saxonist
Henry VII
vintenar
Kitchener
Edmund
justiciary
belted earl
throne
Longford
lavement
justiciar
abthane
enthroned
gesith
Charles II of England
Charles
marshal
Anglo-Saxon
lord
Charles II
foreking
Saxon
King Arthur
Arthur
kinglike
Edwardian
William IV of the United Kingdom
George
Mercia
yeoman of the guard
Sailor King
Ormond
Crown Jewels
knight
throneworthy
William IV
West Saxon
Albion
aristocrat
yichus
Midlander
William and Mary
peer of the realm
steward

English words for 'Having the rank of a gesith (member of the king's retinue) in medieval England; well-born.'

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