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===Ranks===
===Ranks===
=Units of Measurement=
==Length==
*1 ''lieue'' = 5 ''tours'' = 60 ''arpents'' = 1,500 ''toises''
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan=2 | Unit
! rowspan=2 | Relative Value<br>(''verges'')
! rowspan=2 | {{wp|SI}}<br>value
! rowspan=2 | {{wp|English units|English value}}
|-
! French
! Translation
|-
|align=center| ''point''
|align=center| point
|align=right| {{frac|1|512}}
|align=right| 1.5875 mm
|align=right| {{frac|1|16}} inch
|-
|align=center| ''ligne''
|align=center| line
|align=right| {{frac|1|256}}
|align=right| 3.175 mm
|align=right| {{frac|1|8}} inch; cf. {{wp|line (length)|line}}
|-
|align=center| ''pouce''
|align=center| inch
|align=right| {{frac|1|32}}
|align=right| 2.54 cm
|align=right| 1 inch
|-
|align=center| ''poinette''
|align=center| tip, top
|align=right| {{frac|7|128}}
|align=right| 4.445 cm
|align=right| 1{{frac|3|4}} in; cf. {{wp|19" rack unit}}
|-
|align=center| ''paume''
|align=center| palm
|align=right rowspan=2| {{frac|1|4}}
|align=right rowspan=2| 20.32 cm
|align=right rowspan=2| 8 in; cf. {{wp|span (unit)|span}}
|-
|align=center| ''quartier''
|align=center| quarter
|-
|align=center| ''pied''
|align=center| foot
|align=right| {{frac|3|8}}
|align=right| 30.48 cm
|align=right| 1 ft
|-
|align=center| ''coude''
|align=center| elbow
|align=right| {{frac|9|16}}
|align=right| 45.72 cm
|align=right| 1{{frac|1|2}} ft; cf. {{wp|cubit}}/{{wp|ell}}
|-
|align=center| ''pas''
|align=center| pace
|align=right| {{frac|15|16}}
|align=right| 0.762 m
|align=right| 2{{frac|1|2}} ft; cf. {{wp|step (unit)|step}}
|-
|align=center| ''verge''
|align=center| yard
|align=right| 1
|align=right| 0.8128 m
|align=right| 2{{frac|2|3}} ft
|-
|align=center| ''toise''
|align=center| fathom
|align=right| 2
|align=right| 1.6256 m
|align=right| 5{{frac|1|3}} ft
|-
|align=center| ''perche''
|align=center| perch, rod
|align=right| 6
|align=right| 4.8768 m
|align=right| 16 ft
|-
|align=center colspan=2| ''arpent''
|align=right| 60
|align=right| 48.768 m
|align=right| 160 ft
|-
|align=center| ''tour''
|align=center| turn (of a {{wp|plough}})
|align=right| 600
|align=right| 487.68 m
|align=right| 1,600 ft
|-
|align=center| ''lieue''
|align=center| league
|align=right| 3,000
|align=right| 2.4384 km
|align=right| 8,000 ft
|-
|align=center| ''mille''
|align=center| mile
|align=right| 6,000
|align=right| 4.8768 km
|align=right| 16,000 ft
|-
|}
==Area==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan=2 | Unit
! rowspan=2 | Relative Value<br>(''pieds carrés'')
! rowspan=2 width=120px | {{wp|SI}} value
! rowspan=2 width=120px | {{wp|English units|English value}}
! rowspan=2 | Notes
|-
! French
! Translation
|-
|align=center| ''pied carré''
|align=center| square foot
|align=right| 1
|align=right| ~0.093 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 1 sq ft
| This is the Ausonian {{wp|square foot}}.
|-
|align=center| ''toise carré''
|align=center| square fathom
|align=right| 28{{frac|11|25}}
|align=right| ~2.64 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 28.44 sq ft
|This is the Ausonian square fathom.
|-
|align=center| ''perche carrée''
|align=center| square perch
|align=right| 44
|align=right| ~4.09 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 44 sq ft
|It is a square 22 ''pieds'' on each side.
|-
|align=center colspan=2| ''vergée''
|align=right| 6,400
|align=right| 594.58 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 6,400 sq ft
|This is a square 5 ''perches'' on each side, or one quarter of an {{wp|acre}}.
|-
|align=center colspan=2| ''{{wp|acre}}''
|align=right rowspan=2| 25,600
|align=right rowspan=2| 2378.32 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right rowspan=2| 25,600 sq ft
|rowspan=2|This is a square 10 ''perches'' (or one ''arpent'') on each side.
|-
|align=center|''arpent carré''
|align=center| square ''arpent''
|-
|align=center| ''dîme royal''
|align=center| royal dîme
|align=right| 153,600
|align=right| ~14,269.91 m<sup>2</sup> or<br>~1.4270 hectares
|align=right| 153,600 sq ft or<br>~3.5262 acres
| The royal dîme (from Old French *''dixme'', ultimately from Latin ''decimus'') is typically used in the former Kingdom, and is comprised of an area of 6 square acres.
|-
|align=center| ''dîme des bourgeois''
|align=center| burghers' dîme
|align=right| 204,800
|align=right| ~19,026.54 m<sup>2</sup> or<br>~1.9026 hectares
|align=right| 204,800 sq ft or<br>~4.7016 acres
| Compared to the royal dîme, this is typically used in the Old Confederacy, and is comprised of an area of 8 square acres.
|}
==Volume==
As in many ancient systems of measurement, the Ausonian distinguishes between dry and liquid measurements of capacity. Note that the ''quartier'' appears in both lists with vastly differing values.
===Liquid measures===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Table of (liquid) volume units
|-
! Unit
! Relative<br>value<br>(''pintes'')
! Cubic inches<br>(exact)
! {{wp|SI}}<br>value
! {{wp|U.S. customary units|Customary}}<br>value
! {{wp|Imperial unit|Imperial}}<br>value
! Notes
|-
|align=center| ''roquille''
|align=right| {{frac|1|16}}
|align=right| 1{{frac|11|16}}
|align=right| ~27.653 ml
|align=right| 0.935 fl oz
|align=right| 0.973 fl oz
|One quarter of a ''posson''.
|-
|align=center| ''verre''
|align=right| {{frac|1|8}}
|align=right| 3{{frac|3|8}}
|align=right| 55.306 ml
|align=right| 1.870 fl oz
|align=right| 1.946 fl oz
|One half of a ''posson''.
|-
|align=center| ''posson''
|align=right| {{frac|1|4}}
|align=right| 6{{frac|3|4}}
|align=right| ~110.613 ml
|align=right| 3.74 fl oz
|align=right| 3.893 fl oz
|
|-
|align=center| ''demiard''
|align=right| {{frac|1|2}}
|align=right| 13{{frac|1|2}}
|align=right| 221.225 ml
|align=right| ~0.922 cup
|align=right| ~0.779 cup
|Etymologically, ''demi'' in French means "half": in this case, half a ''pinte''.
|-
|align=center| ''pinte''
|align=right| 1
|align=right| 27
|align=right| 442.45 ml
|align=right| 0.935 pint
|align=right| 0.779 pint
|Although etymologically related to the {{wp|pint}}, the Ausonian pint is about twice as large. It was the main small unit in common use, and measured {{frac|1|36}} of a cubic ''pied''.
|-
|align=center| ''quade''
|align=right| 2
|align=right| 54
|align=right| 884.901 ml
|align=right| 0.935 quarts
|align=right| 0.779 quarts
|
|-
|align=center| ''chopine''
|align=right| 4
|align=right| 108
|align=right| ~1.77 L
|align=right| 1.87 quarts
|align=right| 1.557 quarts
|
|-
|align=center| ''velte''
|align=right| 8
|align=right| 216
|align=right| ~3.54 L
|align=right| 0.935 gallon
|align=right| 0.779 gallon
|
|-
|align=center| ''quartaut''
|align=right| 72
|align=right| 3,456
|align=right| 56.634 L
|align=right| 14.961 gallons
|align=right| 12.458 gallons
|The ''quartaut'' was equivalent to 9 ''veltes'', or two cubic ''pieds''.
|-
|align=center| ''seau''
|align=right| 144
|align=right| 3,456
|align=right| 113.267 L
|align=right| 29.922 gallons
|align=right| 24.915 gallons
|
|-
|align=center| ''muid''
|align=right| 288
|align=right| 13,824
|align=right| 226.535 L
|align=right| 59.844 gallons
|align=right| 49.831 gallons
|The ''muid'' is defined as eight cubic ''pieds''.
|-
|align=center| ''tonneau''
|align=right| 576
|align=right| 27,648
|align=right| 453.07 L
|align=right| 119.688 gallons
|align=right| 99.661 gallons
|The ''tonneau'' is defined as sixteen cubic ''pieds''.
|-
|- style="background: #f2f2f2"
|align=center colspan="7"| '''cubic'''
|-
|align=center| ''pouce cube''
|align=right| {{frac|1|27}}
|align=right| 1
|align=right| 16.387 ml
|align=right| 0.554 fl oz
|align=right| ~0.577 fl oz
|align=right| This is the Ausonian cubic inch.
|-
|align=center| ''pied cube''
|align=right| 64
|align=right| 1,728
|align=left| ~28.317 L
|align=left| 7.48 gallons
|align=left| ~6.229 gallons
|align=right| This is the Ausonian cubic foot. In ancient times, a cubic foot was also known as an ''{{wp|Amphora (measure)|amphora}}'' when measuring liquid volume.
|}
===Dry measures===
==Weight/mass==
Two systems of weight are in use in Ausonia, an ordinary one in common use, and an {{wp|apothecaries' system}}.
===General System===
Traditionally, the Ausonian pound (''livre'') was defined as the mass of exactly ​{{frac|1|70}} of a Ausonian cubic foot of water. In the 18th century, these were redefined around the ...
{| class="wikitable"
! Unit
! Relative Value<br>(''livres'')
! {{wp|SI}} value
! {{wp|Avoirdupois}} value
|-
|align=center|''livre''
|align=right|1
|align=right|
|align=right|
|-
|}
===Apothecaries' system===
{| class="wikitable"
! Unit
! Ratio
! {{wp|SI}} value
! {{wp|Avoirdupois}} value
! Ordinary value
|-
|}


=Pillarization=
=Pillarization=

Revision as of 13:29, 10 August 2019

This is a general Ausonia-related sandbox thread. I'm probably not going to categorize this one.

Ausonian Armed Forces - Uniforms and Ranks

Ausonian Army

Uniforms

AUS Army uniforms.png

Ranks

Marshals Generals Senior officers Junior officers Student officers
Collar insignia AA OF-10a collar.png AA OF-10b collar.png AA OF-10c collar.png AA OF-9 collar.png AA OF-8 collar.png AA OF-7a collar.png AA OF-7b collar.png AA OF-6 collar.png AA OF-5 collar.png AA OF-4 collar.png AA OF-3 collar.png AA OF-2 collar.png AA OF-1a collar.png AA OF-1b collar.png AA OF-D collar.png AA OF-etudiant collar.png
Shoulder insignia AA OF-10a.png AA OF-10b.png AA OF-10c.png AA OF-9.png AA OF-8.png AA OF-7a.png AA OF-7b.png AA OF-6.png AA OF-5.png AA OF-4.png AA OF-3.png AA OF-2.png AA OF-1a.png AA OF-1b.png AA OF-D.png AA OF-etudiant.png
Code OF-10 OF-9 OF-8 OF-7 OF-6 OF-5 OF-4 OF-3 OF-2 OF-1 OF-D Student Officer
French Maréchal de la République Maréchal de camp Maréchal Général Lieutenant-
général 		Major-général Général de brigade Colonel Lieutenant-
colonel 		Major Capitaine Lieutenant Cornette Enseigne Cadet Sous-cadet
English Marshal of the Commonwealth Field marshal Marshal General Lieutenant general Major general Brigadier general Colonel Lieutenant colonel Major Captain Lieutenant Cornet Ensign Cadet Junior cadet
Non-Commissioned Officers Enlisted Rank-and-File
Collar insignia AA Adjudant collar.png AA Adjudant collar.png AA Adjudant collar.png AA Adjudant collar.png AA SOE collar.png AA SOC collar.png AA SOE collar.png AA SOC collar.png AA soldat collar.png AA soldat collar.png AA soldat collar.png AA soldat collar.png
Sleeve insignia AA rank7.png AA rank6.png AA rank5.png AA rank4.png AA rank3.png AA rank2.png AA rank1.png no insignia
Shoulder insignia AA OR-4.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-5O.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-4O.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-1.png AA OR-2O.png AA OR-2.png AA OR-1.png
Code OR-9 OR-8 OR-7 OR-6 OR-5 OR-4 OR-3 OR-2 OR-1
French Adjutant-
chef 		Adjutant-
maître 		Adjutant Sergent-major Officier-
aspirant 		Sergent Élève-officier Brigadier Caporal Sous-officier
étudiant 		Soldat de 1ère classe Soldat
English Chief Warrant Officer Master Warrant Officer Warrant Officer Sergeant-Major Officer Candidate Sergeant Student Officer Brigadier Corporal NCO Student Private first class Private

Ausonian Navy

Uniforms

Ranks

Collar insignia no insignia
Sleeve insignia no insignia
Shoulder insignia no insignia
Code OR-2 OR-1
French Matelot breveté Matelot
English Able Seaman Seaman

Ausonian Air Force

Uniforms

Ranks

Pillarization

  Protestant Catholic Liberal Socialist
Federal Political Parties
PSD
PCN
Major Newspapers
Le Post
none
Trade Unions COGESYC ORCSLIA FENATA
Schools Protestant-oriented
Church schools 		Catholic Parochial schools Public Schools
Predominant sports/recreation

Composition of the State Council

Current Captains-Regent
Image Incumbent Took office
Aurélie Filippetti, ministre de la Culture et de la Communication.jpg Françoise Aucoin 1 June 2012
Mireille Ribault 1 June 2016
Current members of the State Council
Protocol
Order 		Office Image Incumbent Party
1 Emblem of Ausonia.png
Lord President of Ausonia 		Official portrait of Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg crop 2 (cropped).jpg Bernard Jaqueil PCN
Great Officers of State
2 90px
Chancellor of the Exchequer 		Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, 2014 (cropped).jpg Manon Joubert RPF
?
Speaker of the Senate 		Elvira Nabiullina 2017.jpg Elmire Aslane Independent

List of Political Parties

Composition of the Senate

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