Rank and Nobility
I've had this print out forever and can't recall where I got it. It's a list of equivalents between military and noble titles. I hope it helps you.
Noble Equivalent | Military Equivalent | Literal Meaning | Commander of |
---|---|---|---|
Overlord | --- | Great-Chief (Chief of Chiefs | All |
"Great One" | --- | Greatest (i.e., Polite Address) | Grouped Armies |
King "Your Majesty" | --- | High-Chief (i.e. Polite Address) | Client States |
Prince | --- | High-Son | Varies |
Princess | --- | High-Daughter | Varies |
Duke | General | Clan-Chief | Army |
Earl | Major General | War-Chief | Campaign Group (Division) |
Count | Brigadeer General | War-Advisor | Command Group (Brigade) |
Baron | Colonel | Battle-Chief | War Group (Regiment) |
Baronet | Major | Battle-Leader | Battle Group (Batallion) |
Knight | Captain | Attack-Leader | Attack Group (Company) |
Squire | Lieutenant | Raid-Leader | Raid Group (Platoon) |
Sergeant | Sergeant | Raider | Patrol-Group (Squad) |
Soldier | Private | Warrior | --- |
Lord | --- | Chieftain (i.e., Polite Adress) | --- |
Senator | --- | Councilor (Chief-Who-Advises) | --- |
Governor-General | General | Chief's Deputy | Army |
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