seneschal
- n the chief steward or butler of a great household
- Irish friends of the Seneschal (literally "Old Servant") pointed out that in medieval times the seneschal or major-domo of a King often achieved more power than his master .
- Some members, like William of Hoghton, deputy seneschal (historian) of the Kingdom of the West, have even turned their homes into medieval arms factories, manufacturing everything .
- Each district is commanded by a "knight" who appoints a "seneschal" in every Sunday School in the district.