Titles of the Empire
Imperial Titles
Emperor/Empress
The title of Emperor/Empress is that of the sovereign of the land, being both Head of Government and Head of State of the Empire of Averius.
Imperial Prince/Princess
The Title Imperial Prince/Princess goes to any children of the Emperor
Crown Prince/Princess
The Title Crown Prince/Princess is a title belonging to the eldest child or the Emperor or his/her designated heir.
Landed Nobility
Noble Titles
Nobility Type |
Foxia |
Wolvenia |
Aquarius |
Vale |
Borderlands
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Royalty |
(1) King/Queen |
(1) King/Queen |
(1) King/Queen |
(1) King/Queen |
(1) Grand Prince
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Ducal Authority |
(4) Duke/Duchess |
(4) Duke/Duchess |
(4) Duke/Duchess |
(4) Duke/Duchess |
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County Authority |
(3) Count |
(3) Count |
(3) Count |
(3) Count |
(3) Count
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Baronage |
(12) Baron |
(12) Baron |
(12) Baron |
(12) Baron |
(12) Baron
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Notes:
- Counts are titles derived from 'counties'. In modern times, they represent larger cities and metropolitan areas.
Military Peerage
Noble Titles
Nobility Type |
Military |
Description
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Imperial Nobility |
Imperial Knight |
An Imperial Knight is a military officer specifically in the service of the Emperor, managing a group of Royal Knights.
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Royal Nobility |
Royal Knight |
A Royal Knight is a military officer specifically in the service of the Emperor.
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High Nobility |
Legate |
A Legate is a person who has shown distinguished service and has reached a rank of a minimum rank level of OF-9.
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Middle Nobility |
Centurion |
A Centurion is a person who has shown distinguished service and has reached a rank of a minimum rank level of OF-7.
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Low Nobility |
Knight |
A Knight is a person who has shown distinguished service and has reached a rank of a minimum rank level of OF-5.
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Clergy Peerage
Noble Titles
Nobility Type |
Military |
Description
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Imperial Nobility |
Imperial Saint |
An Imperial Saint is the leader of the Imperial Pantheon.
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Royal Nobility |
Pope |
A Pope is the leader of the Imperial Pantheon within a specific region of the Empire.
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High Nobility |
Archbishop |
An Archbishop is the leader of the Imperial Pantheon within a Duchy, typically operating from a Basilica.
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Middle Nobility |
Bishop |
A Bishop is the leader of the Imperial Pantheon within a Barony, typically operating from a Cathedral.
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Low Nobility |
High Priest |
A High Priest is the leader of a specific religious building of the Imperial Pantheon.
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Petty Nobility |
Priest |
A Priest is the clergy in charge of managing the worship and services in regards to a specific god.
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Servitude |
Page |
A Page works under any other member of clergy, either in administration, worship, or other religious services.
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Peerage of Honor
Noble Titles
Nobility Type |
Military |
Description
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Imperial Nobility |
Prime Minister |
The Prime Minister is the officer presiding over the Parliament.
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Ministerial Nobility |
Minister |
A Minister is charged with the administration of a ministry.
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Judicial Nobility |
Justice |
A Justice is a title awarded to judges of any court. The Imperial Court judges are called an 'Imperial Justice'.
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Royal Nobility |
Archduke/Archduchess |
An Archduke/Archduchess is a title given to the spouse of the Emperor.
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High Nobility |
Arbiter |
An Arbiter is a special position that can act as judge, prosecutor, jailor, and police.
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Middle Nobility |
Margrave |
A Margrave is a title awarded to the children and siblings of those with ducal or royal titles, who would otherwise not have a title.
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Low Nobility |
Esquire |
A Esquire is a title awarded for financial contribution to the Empire. This title requires contributions of at least G$1,000 per year.
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Petty Nobility |
Baronet |
A Baronet is a title awarded for service to the Empire.
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Servitude |
Page |
A Page works under any other member of clergy, either in administration, worship, or other religious services.
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Notes:
- A Peerage of Honor is not inheritable.