Nodfelic

Nodfelic is a caste of nobility in medieval Europe, particularly in the Hundred Years' War era nobility of England, France, and their conquered territories. This social class emerged in the 14th and 15th centuries as a result of the conflicting interests and perennial animosity between high-ranking military leaders and the monarchs.

Nodfelic nobles were considered to be those having few offices, proprietorship, and retained rank. They held relatively minor ranks in the military and court systems, but they were capable of elbowing aside regular knights who ranked above them in various ways. Members of this social group renounced vulnerability to seizure of lands and conduct of battle duty which could give them no salary as principles known as demi-voltiers.

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