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6zeva9

Baronet
Not as many titles but it does avoid the different noble titles that can exist around the world (mostly in Europe).
 

Borowski

Squire
miss some sprinkles on the topping ^^
means: i dont care at all about these titles - so everything is fine
 
generally pretty strange mixture/hierarchy. :oops:

with significant inconsistencies:

a steward was/is actually quite a high title either in court hierarchy or - as a royal representative - around the viceroy level
(can't even guess, what you tried to translate there ... o_O)

a squire on the other hand is a very lowly title, definitely below the steward

and then the baronet is usually four levels below the marquis ....

overlord is a quite generalistic title but definitely below emperor - who is usually the highest ranking dude near and far ... :cool:

if you look at the wikipedia links above you might actually get some ideas about proper nobility ranking ... :rolleyes:
 
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6zeva9

Baronet
A Baronet is a Knights title. in English nobility it is the only Noble rank that was not eligible to enter the House of Lords before political changes were made and a limit was put on the number of Hereditary Lords, while there is no limit on politically appointed lords.
A Marquis as listed is a french noble title, which has had no worth since the 1st french republic was formed.
The Marquees to give it its English form had an important role to preform, they were the responsible for defending the borders of a country and therefore more trusted and given higher status than a Count.
 

Pafton

Viceroy
...a steward was/is actually quite a high title either in court hierarchy or - as a royal representative - around the viceroy level...

a squire on the other hand is a very lowly title, definitely below the steward

and then the baronet is usually four levels below the marquis ....

overlord is a quite generalistic title but definitely below emperor - who is usually the highest ranking dude near and far ... :cool:
Good point, we'll go through this.

well if we have squires, why not knights? :p
Then there would need to be dames too for the feminine gender, but unfortunately there isn't a way to assign titles based on the user's gender. The ranks chosen are used for both sexes as any alternative forms don't exist or are archaic or obsolete.
 
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DeletedUser5324

Guest
yet it takes time, and at least for me time is a valuable ressource ;)
 

DeletedUser9570

Guest
At least these nutty military ranks are gone now. It's an improvement, not that I think that ranks are much needed.
 
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