In horticultural society the irrational processes of legitimation emerged with a vengeance. Manufactured charisma began to reach heady heights beyond anything known in band and tribal society. The war chiefs not only wore more paint and feathers, but paraded about attended by servants, fawned over by their harems, and surrounded by their personal retinue of royal warriors. These trappings would not reach their ultimate potential in horticultural society, however. The trappings of real kingship would emerge in herding societies and reach their ultimate extension in the divine kingship of agricultural societies. (This latter phenomenon represents a complex process involving hunter-agricultural and herder-agricultural fusions, diffusion, conquest, and assimilation).