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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 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. | ||
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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 | 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, associated with [[Class Titles and Ranks|class titles and ranks]]. | ||
While these ranks of priority are well-defined and codified, there is an informal social stratification that is widely understood | While these ranks of priority are well-defined and codified, there is an informal social stratification that is widely understood, which broadly categorises people into a [[Social Status|social status]] (e.g. upper class, lower class) system. | ||
Revision as of 06:30, 21 March 2022
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.
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, associated with class titles and ranks.
While these ranks of priority are well-defined and codified, there is an informal social stratification that is widely understood, which broadly categorises people into a social status (e.g. upper class, lower class) system.