How did the characteristics of an ideal renaissance noble the noble serve his prince?

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The characteristics of an ideal Renaissance noble helped to serve his prince in the following way.

During the Renaissance times, the Nobles possed a considerable portion of the land in a city-state. Nevertheless, they offered their respects to their prince serving as military officers, as politicians or even as a personal adviser to the prince. The nobles were trained warriors that protected the prince but also were well-educated people that had good manners, culture, had an interesting conversation, were polite, and gracious.

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