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The order of precedence in Kalderesh is lead by the Royalty, followed by Great Officers of the Realm, the Nobility, Peers of the Realm, and finally Aristocrats. The tables below sets out this order in detail. | The order of precedence in Kalderesh is lead by the Royalty, followed by Great Officers of the Realm, the Nobility, Peers of the Realm, and finally Aristocrats. The tables below sets out this order in detail. | ||
'''Table: Summary of the Kalderani order of precedence''' | '''Table: Summary of the Kalderani order of precedence''' | ||
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The order of precedence in Kalderesh is lead by the Royalty, followed by Great Officers of the Realm, the Nobility, Peers of the Realm, and finally Aristocrats. The tables below sets out this order in detail.
Table: Summary of the Kalderani order of precedence
| Royality | Members of the Royal Family |
|---|---|
| Great Officers of Kalderesh | Viceregent, senior clerics, senior judges, senior military officials, representative of D'Aad, senior wizard, senior financial officers, senior assistants to the monarch |
| Senior Diplomats | ambassadors |
| Nobility | high level military officials, high level financial officers, senior assistants to the monarch, dukes |
| Peers of Kalderesh | marquisses, high level clerics, earls/countesses, viscounts/viscountesses, district and provincial administrators, senior logistics officers, barons/baronesses, high level judges |
| Junior Diplomats | envoys |
| Aristocrats | high level logistics officers, important judges, knights |
Within specific fields (e.g. judiciary, ecclesiastical, guilds) and professions (e.g. sages, magic users, clerics) there exists a clear hierarchy, usually associated with degree of expertise and ability. These class titles are set out below.
While these ranks of priority are well-defined and codified, there is an informal social stratification that is widely understood. This broadly categorises people into a social status (e.g. upper class, lower class), as set out below.