Baron

A baron is a noble title in the feudal system, historically used in Europe. It ranks just below a viscount and above a lord. Barons typically held land granted by a monarch in exchange for loyalty and military service. They had certain privileges and responsibilities, such as managing their lands and providing support to the king. In modern times, the title is often ceremonial, and barons may be part of the British peerage system. Overall, being a baron signifies a person of high social status with historic ties to nobility and land ownership.