Noble class

The noble class is a group of people who historically held high social status, often due to inherited titles, land ownership, or significant family lineage. They typically enjoyed privileges such as political influence, wealth, and social respect. Nobles were often part of an aristocracy, serving as advisors, landowners, and sometimes military leaders. Their status was usually passed down through generations, maintaining social hierarchies. Today, while nobility's political power has diminished in many countries, the noble class often retains cultural or ceremonial significance, symbolizing heritage and historical privilege within society.