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<blockquote data-quote="Vuron" data-source="post: 1884333" data-attributes="member: 14"><p>Personally when I design a campaign world that uses western nobility I try to go with a more simplistic version of the peerage system that gets rid of some of the less useful intermediate titles.</p><p></p><p>Thus a sample system would be as follows</p><p></p><p>King</p><p>Crown Prince (Direct named heir to the crown)</p><p>Duke (Major Land-holding Royalty- the rare title of Archduke would be reserved for Palatine Dukes)</p><p>Prince (Non land-holding Royalty)</p><p>Count (Major land holding nobles - generally centralized provinces)</p><p>Marchion (Landholding Noble - generally nonhereditary and outlying or contested provinces)</p><p>Baron (Minor Land Holding Nobles - Base hereditary noble holding)</p><p>Sir (Landholding Knights generally awarded a manor holding by the Baron)</p><p>Sir (Non-landholding Knights)</p><p></p><p>The Eldest son of a hereditary noble is generally given a subinfuedated property examples - Son of a Count is given a Barony held directly by his father; Son of baron would be awarded a Manor from his property</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vuron, post: 1884333, member: 14"] Personally when I design a campaign world that uses western nobility I try to go with a more simplistic version of the peerage system that gets rid of some of the less useful intermediate titles. Thus a sample system would be as follows King Crown Prince (Direct named heir to the crown) Duke (Major Land-holding Royalty- the rare title of Archduke would be reserved for Palatine Dukes) Prince (Non land-holding Royalty) Count (Major land holding nobles - generally centralized provinces) Marchion (Landholding Noble - generally nonhereditary and outlying or contested provinces) Baron (Minor Land Holding Nobles - Base hereditary noble holding) Sir (Landholding Knights generally awarded a manor holding by the Baron) Sir (Non-landholding Knights) The Eldest son of a hereditary noble is generally given a subinfuedated property examples - Son of a Count is given a Barony held directly by his father; Son of baron would be awarded a Manor from his property [/QUOTE]
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