baronentry
nounUK /ˈbærənɛntri/
US /ˈbærənɛntri/
A baronentry is a special way for a noble to enter a place.
The old story told of a baronentry at the castle gate.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A formal record of a noble's arrival at a royal court.
The clerk wrote the baronentry in the royal ledger.
3. A grand doorway used only by nobles.
They walked through the baronentry into the great hall.
4. The right of a noble to enter a private council.
His baronentry let him join the secret meeting.