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In the early Middle Ages, a royal official responsible for the organization of the monarch's hunting.
This office continued after the political changes (state monarchy, later noble democracy) and became lifelong and honorable, and thus not entailing any obligations. In the First Republic there were two courtesans: a great hunter and a great Lithuanian hunter. In the hierarchy of earth offices, another hunting office was a lower earth office.
Also an official in larger land estates and a function in clubs, associations and hunting circles. Titles of odojcowskie and zężężowskie
The children of the hunter were entitled to the titles of odojcowskie. For the sons it was a hunter, and for the hunter daughters. Hunting wives were entitled to the title of a hunter.
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