Can anyone give me a list of the positions of the English nobility and introduce them to each one?

Most of the nobles have declined, and now the nobles are not allowed to engage in production like ordinary people in order to survive, learning various ways of survival, to put it bluntly, the aristocracy is just a spiritual symbol, which can only show that your ancestors have been brilliant, but all this has nothing to do with you. And many successful people in Britain are often awarded noble titles.

Nowadays, the aristocracy has become more of a title, compared to Britain is the earliest democratic country, since the "landless king" signed the Magna Carta, the rights of the British monarchy have been greatly restricted, to the later constitutional monarchy, Britain has been at the forefront of world democracy, the British king has only become a blank check, not to mention the following nobles. Today's aristocrats are basically living a common life, and the drunken life of the Middle Ages is gone.

The so-called aristocratic temperament and gentlemanly demeanor.

Personally, I think it is: constitutional monarchy, chivalry, people who only have the right to consent, people who are decorations, people who live in castles... o( o haha

Chivalry Chivalry.

The feudal hierarchy of Western Europe,

The English aristocracy is divided into two phases.

The first stage is similar to that of all countries in the world, just like the fifth-class titles of princes and princes in ancient China, which were mainly divided into feudal feuds and raids for the emperor's relatives and those with military exploits, and their essence was vampires (of course, there are some good nobles, so I won't list them).

The second stage is after the constitutional monarchy, the British aristocracy lost its real power, and it was no longer able to exploit the people, at this time most of the nobles made money by themselves, and many of them were knighted because of their outstanding contributions to science and military, but there were no practical benefits, so the nobility at this time was just a symbol of glory, and there was no practical significance.

Patriotic, democratic, dare to say no to the king.

I don't understand the essence or anything. Vernacular vernacular nature! The British aristocracy is human!

No matter what country you are, nobles are human beings! People are greedy. Resentment (that is, having a rough rent beam temper is prone to seizures).

Stupidity ... Greed: Distinguish things (good and bad), and then want to have them, and then produce (me, him) distinctions, and after attachment, n kinds of thoughts and behaviors are generated...

For example, safflower is good-looking, and the blue flower is also good-looking, and I can't like the safflower to deny the blue flower after possession! An apple doesn't mean anything when it's placed there, it's just an apple, but after we look at it, we make a difference, is it sweet or sour? It is sour after eating.

Some people will say that it is delicious. Some people say it's not good...

£300 million a year is spent on the British royal family's expenses. Some of the money came from the Queen's private investments. Part of the money came from the UK**, which was around £40 million last year.

According to Business Insider12**, the British royal family spends a lot of money, with about 300 million pounds a year for normal operation. According to the BBC, this part of the money from the Treasury and the royal family actually comes from different **,Including public and private aspects:

Every year, Queen Elizabeth receives a large sum of money called a sovereign allowance. Taxpayer. The basic agreement was that the queen would receive a subsidy from ** in exchange for "crown assets" – all profits from the royal family's large-scale estates and assets.

The queen gets the equivalent of 15 per cent of the profits from the estate two years ago. For example, in 2013, Crown Property made a profit of 100 million pounds. This means that in 2015, the total number of sovereign grants to the Queen was £40.1 million.

According to the royal family's financial report, the sovereign grant was used for family trips, the maintenance and utilities of the palace, and the huge staff salaries. But the Daily Telegraph notedThe sovereign grant does not include security and royal celebrations – the money comes from a number of other places.

The Queen's private income is called a private purse. The money came from the lands of the Duchy of Lancaster and the assets of the royal family for hundreds of years. It includes 18,433 hectares of land and consists of residential, commercial and agricultural properties.

In 2015-2016, it earned £17.8 million. According to the royal family**, this amount does not include sovereign allowances, which are used to pay for "the expenses of other members of the royal family." ”

The British royal family can bring at least about 490 billion to the British economy every year. Data shows that tourism related to the British royal family and its legacy can generate 6 billion yuan in revenue every year. PricewaterhouseCoopers estimates that the royal family generates about 1 billion yuan a year for hotels, shops and restaurants in London.

visitbritain**, in the next few years, the British royal family may bring more than 4 million additional tourists to the UK for holidays, directly bringing about 17.2 billion yuan of revenue to the UK. It's clear that London's tourism industry is growing because of the British royal family, and attractions with strong royal ties have always been a key driver in attracting British and overseas people to the capital.

The main types of funds** are taxes, as well as properties under the name of the royal family and private investment.

There are many private assets like the Queen, as well as appropriations from Parliament, and profits from the royal family's name.

Funding comes from the Queen's private investment, and some money comes from the United Kingdom.

Relying on the full profits of the scale of real estate and assets, and ** appropriations.

£300 million a year is spent on the British royal family's expenses, and some of it is its own investment.