Royal, Noble, Military & Other Titles

Emperor ( Imperator/Kaiser ) -Holy Roman Emperor -Emperor of the Romans Anax (Greek/Tribal King) Margrave (Noble-Military) <Title>Consort <Title> Dowager (Older/Retired) King/Queen Prince/Princess Grand Duke/Grand duchess Viceroy Vicereine ArchDuke Infate/Infanta Marquess/Marchioness-Marquis/Marquise - Margrave/Margravine Count/Countess Earl/Countess Viscount/Viscountess Baron/Baroness Freiherr/Freifrau Baronet/Baronetess Hereditary Knight Ritter Knight/Dame Nobile/Elder von Caesar Tsar > Czar > Csar > Tzar Kaiser Perandor (Albanian) Basileaus (Mycenaean Greek) Samratt (Hindi) King of Kings (Usually Christian-some Greek i.e. Agamemnon) Khagan (from Khan) Maharajah Padishah Nam-Lugal (Mesopotamia) Ard Ri (Gaelic) Lamane (Senegal/Gambian) Princely/Ducal Kurfurst Furst King-ish Titles Kunigaz (Germanic root of king) Rex/Regina (Ruler in Latin/on par with King & Queen)

Ri (Gaelic) Righ (Old Scottish) Khan Shah Sultan Malik Lakan (Filipino) Tuanku/Tengku (Malaysian) Teigne ( pre-colonial Serer Title) Queen-ish Titles Rani (same as Raja) Shahbanu (Persian) Sultana Ratu (Indochinese) Diyan (Filipino equivalent of Datu) Hara (Filipino equivalent of Raha) Bai (Filipino Equiv. of prince) Religious Royal-like Titles Pope Caliph Saltigue Other Royal/Noble Titles/Noble-Military/Signifier/etc. Grand Duke Baron Archduke Dauphin Landgrave Elector Dominus Seigneur (Knight of the Manor) Vidame (Minor French Aristocrat) Fildago/Hildago (Portuguese/low-level son of noble) Patrician (Italian/ between Knight and Esquire) Jonkheer (Dutch prestigious family title for family with no inherited title) Esquire (Attendant-Apprentice to Knight.Above Gentleman) Gentleman/Madame Sir/Lady/Lady Sir Landgrave/Landgraf (Answered only to Kaiser/Power equivalent of a Duke) Comes Magnus Comes patriae Lantgravius Edler (low-level landless noble, non-hereditary, e.g. Edler von Hostetler) Ritter (like Knight) Freiherr (Equal or Higher than Baron, above Ritter) Nobile (Italian family title for families that had no noble title) Pfalzgraf (Equal to Count-Palatine) Burgraf/Burgrave

Altgraf/Altgrave Freigraf/Freigrave Wildgraf/Wildgrave Raugraf/Raugrave Sendgraf = Missus Dominicus = Missi Dominici (is semi-noble Envoy of state/ruler) Bey (Ottoman Chieftain Regent (i.e. Prince Regent) Khal/Khaleesi (Game of Thrones) Despot (Byzantine Court Title) Lord/Lady/Lady Lord Boyar (Russian Higher Level Title) Castellan (Governor of a Castle) Erbherr (German Hereditary Lord) Lendmann (Scandinavian/Just below Earl) Magnate (Hungarian Peer) Prince-Bishop (Territorial Prince of the Church) Vizier Military Rank & Titles Tribune Equestrian Cohort Centurion -Optio Legionaries High Constable Constable Marshal -High Marshal -Field Marshal Captain Sergeant-At-Arms Lieutenant Ensign Warrant Officer (First NCO's) Anglophone Ranks >Admiral/General >Commodore/Brigadier >Colonel >Commander/Lt. Colonel >Lt. Commander/Major/Commandant >Sub-Lieutenant >Cadet >Warrant Officer/Sgt. Major >Petty Officer/Sergeant >Corporal >Private Commander

Lt. Commander Men-at-Arms Sergeant Corporal Lancepesade (Veteran Soldiers) (Became Lance Corporal) Private (Professional Soldiers that replaced Militia-Men) Lt. General Brigadier General Colonel Lt. Colonel (Commanding Officer for Colonel) Sergeant Major (started as the Sgt. of the Colonel & and the Eldest Becate Sgt. Maj. General's) Major (XO for Colonel) General/Flag Officers Field/Senior Officers Company Grade/Junior Officers Brigadier Adjutant Commodore Commander Lt. Commander Group/Wing Commander/Squadron Leader Captain Lieutenant ~Lieutenant Commander ~LT. Junior Grade ~Sub-Lieutenant ~Ensign ~Air: Flying Officer/Pilot Officer/Flight Lt.