Difference between revisions of "Dictionary:Ihatei"

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Literally second son; idiomatically, "landless".

Applies to a male from a family which does hold land, but who cannot hope to inherit that land.

Since such males often choose a military career as a way to glory and land, ihatei is also used idomatically to refer to a clan's troops.

Ihatei are a tried and true element of Aslan culture and society.

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 == Description (Specifications) ==
-Applies to a male from a family which does hold land, but who cannot hope to inherit that land. Since such males often choose a military career as a way to glory and land, ''ihatei'' is also used idomatically to refer to a clan's troops.
+Applies to a male from a family which does hold land, but who cannot hope to inherit that land.
+* Since such males often choose a military career as a way to glory and land, ''ihatei'' is also used idomatically to refer to a clan's troops.
 == History & Background (Dossier) ==