This class included all poor commoners, peasants and laborers. The former was applied only to aristocrats, the latter only to commoners. Nobility in the aristocracy used to have privileges of a higher nature than commoners. Consequently, various classes of royalty, nobility, various commoners and slaves emerged. He always believed in the superiority of the aristocracy over commoners. He was elevated above all commoners, nobility and members of the Imperial family. Commoners, i.e. peasants, constituted the largest class in Korea. It was a game of strategy and luck, played by commoners and nobles alike. These herds also came to symbolize class distinctions between the commoners and the elites. The former drew support from the plebeians (the commoners, the majority of the population). Gentries in Ming dynasty belong to the caste of commoners. She continued to be visited by dignitaries and commoners. It is often assumed that all victims were 'disposable' commoners or foreigners. Surrounding it are dead and dying people from all classes, including kings, bishops and commoners. In another flashback, the king describes familial relations among royalty being different from commoners.