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ensign
Flag with heraldic significance, distinguished by its shape and purpose. The principal armorial ensigns are the banner, the pennon, the guidon, the standard, and the pendant, or pennant. Originally, the banner was restricted to magnates-peers, feudal barons, and knights bannerets, for example.
A square or rectangular flag bearing personal or family insignia, it was carried in action before such royal and noble warriors.
Today this most cherished ensign of medieval times is generally used by all armigerous persons throughout Europe except in Scotland, where it is restricted to magnates. The ensign used by simple knights was a small triangular flag called a pennon. Flown from the lance, the pennon was used to terrorize the enemy as well as to indicate rank. All armigerous persons below banneret's rank may use it. On the field of battle, when promotion to the rank of knight banneret was made, the points of the knight's pennon were cut off, to make it an improvised banner.
Flag with heraldic significance, distinguished by its shape and purpose. The principal armorial ensigns are the banner, the pennon, the guidon, the standard, and the pendant, or pennant. Originally, the banner was restricted to magnates-peers, feudal barons, and knights bannerets, for example.
A square or rectangular flag bearing personal or family insignia, it was carried in action before such royal and noble warriors.
Today this most cherished ensign of medieval times is generally used by all armigerous persons throughout Europe except in Scotland, where it is restricted to magnates. The ensign used by simple knights was a small triangular flag called a pennon. Flown from the lance, the pennon was used to terrorize the enemy as well as to indicate rank. All armigerous persons below banneret's rank may use it. On the field of battle, when promotion to the rank of knight banneret was made, the points of the knight's pennon were cut off, to make it an improvised banner.
