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The Natopian peerage is the legal and customary system that governs hereditary titles, of various imperial, royal, and noble ranks, within the Natopian Nation. The peerage of Eastern Natopia and Western Natopia are maintained co-equally after the Division of the Natopian Empire. Ranks are standardized, although titles may use local language and custom. There are several peerage divisions that co-exist within the Natopian system based on jurisdiction, namely:
- Peerage of Eastern Natopia - titles created by the Emperor of the Eastern Natopians after 1708
- Peerage of Ziegeland - titles created by the Kings of Ziegeland
- Peerage of Tas Neemia - titles created by the Raja of Tas Neemia
- Peerage of Hazelwood - titles created by the Chief of Hazelwood
- Peerage of Sororiya - titles created by the Prince of Sororiya
- Peerage of Western Natopia - titles created by the Emperor of the Western Natopians after 1708
The Emperor of the Natopians did not create or grant peerages prior to 1708 and instead used their position as ruler of Ziegeland, Tas Neemia, and Sororiya to create titles specific to those kingdoms. Only the title of "Prince/Princess of Natopia" was granted by the Emperor and it was derived from being the child of the emperor or listed in the line of succession.
Ranks and Rules
The Natopian peerage follows standard rankings of noble titles with the Emperor naturally occupying the first spot in the order of precedence. In Eastern Natopia, the Emperor traditionally only grants the title "Prince/Princess of Natopia" and the monarchs of the demesnes serve as fonts of honor for their jurisdictions. Precedence within each rank is determined by seniority of the title itself. Most titles are inherited upon the death of its holder and pass to the designated heir, or eldest child.
- Emperor - the eastern and western Emperor are equal in status, however in practical terms, due to title seniority preference is given to the eastern emperor.
- Prince/Princess of Natopia - a title automatically given to the children of the reigning emperor, or bestowed to others in the line of succession; they hold the title for life but it is not inheritable.
- King/Raja/Prince/Chief - the various monarchs of the Natopian demesnes may use local titles but are afforded equal status. The order of precedence is determined by seniority of the title.
- Duke/Nawab - The title of duke/duchess is used in Ziegeland, Hazelwood, and Sororiya while the title of nawab/begum is used in Tas Neemia.
- Count/Mankari - The title of count/countess is used in Ziegeland, Hazelwood, and Sororiya while the title of mankari is used in Tas Neemia.
- Baron - The title of baron/baroness is used in Ziegeland, Hazelwood, and Sororiya as a non-landed familial title, recognized by the monarch for important families of ancient stock.
List of Peers
Rank | Style | Title | Holder | Established | |
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1.00 | Most Bovic Majesty | Emperor of the Natopians (east) | Nathan III | 1509 | |
1.01 | Most Bovic Majesty | Emperor of the Natopians (west) | ? | 1708 | |
1.11 | Most Bovic Majesty | Emperor-Consort (east) | Makhmud Kalimatov | 1666 | |
1.12 | Most Bovic Majesty | Empress-Consort (east) | Christina McHolme-Neil | 1666 | |
1.13 | Most Bovic Majesty | Empress-Consort (east) | Sophia McHolme-Neil | 1666 | |
1.21 | Most Bovic Majesty | Imperial Consort (west) | 1708 | ||
1.30 | Most Bovic Majesty | Emperor-Emeritus | Nathan II | 1619 | |
2.01 | Imperial Highness | Princess of Natopia | Clara Sundara | 1646 | |
2.02 | Imperial Highness | Prince of Natopia | Janus Eadric Sr | 1660 | |
2.03 | Imperial Highness | Prince of Natopia | Llyr Angus-Moonoak | 1668 | |
2.04 | Imperial Highness | Princess of Natopia | Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine | 1671 | |
2.05 | Imperial Highness | Princess of Natopia | Leonora Noor Waffel-Paine | 1671 | |
2.06 | Imperial Highness | Prince of Natopia | Nathaniel Kalimatov Waffel-Paine | 1707 | |
2.07 | Imperial Highness | Prince of Natopia | Kilynn Neil Waffel-Paine | 1707 | |
2.08 | Imperial Highness | Princess of Natopia | Zava McHolme Waffel-Paine | 1708 | |
3.01 | Royal Majesty | King of Ziegeland | Nathan II | 1592 | Title-holder holds higher rank |
3.02 | Royal Majesty | Rani of Tas Neemia | Salome | 1593 | |
3.03 | Highness | Prince of Sororiya | Viktor Von Zeck IV | 1571 | Descendant of Emperor Konrad von Zeck. |
3.04 | Highness | Chief of the Hazel | Clara Sundara | 1707 | Title-holder holds higher rank |
4.09 | Grace | Duchess of Hazelwood | Clara Sundara | 1528 | Title-holder holds higher rank. |
4.01 | Grace | Duke of Lochhatonia | Nathan III | 1570 | Title-holder holds higher rank. |
4.10 | Grace | Duchess of Cheshunt | Salome | 1593 | Title-holder holds higher rank. First titled as palatine. |
4.02 | Grace | Duke of Haven | Llyr Angus-Moonoak | 1619 | Title-holder holds higher rank |
4.06 | Grace | Duke of Valentina | Janus Eadric Sr | 1650 | Title-holder holds higher rank |
4.07 | Grace | Duke of Zeck | Viktor von Zeck IV | 1650 | |
4.08 | Grace | Duke of Henzelon | Gregor Henzelli | 1650 | |
4.03 | Grace | Nawab of Mūla | ? | 1689 | |
4.04 | Grace | Nawab of Kūla | ? | 1689 | |
4.05 | Grace | Nawab of Rabārṭa | ? | 1689 | |
5.01 | The Very Honorable | Countess of Anmutstadt | Kaiseress Salome | 1627 | Title-holder holds higher rank |
5.02 | The Very Honorable | Count of Elivia | Nathan II | 1644 | Created for Nathan II by Naian. |
5.03 | The Very Honorable | Count of Trias | Nathan III | 1671 | Created for Nathan III by Nathan II |
5.04 | The Very Honorable | Count of the Punkrock Isles | c. 1615 | Previously ducal status. | |
5.05 | The Very Honorable | Count of Dracoheim | The Kaiser | 1629 | Created for Kaiseress Kizzy and tied to the succession of the Shirerithian Kaisership. |
5.06 | The Very Honorable | Count of Pavle | ? | 1595 | |
5.07 | The Very Honorable | Count of Andioghi | ? | 1624 | Previously called Count of Andiopolis |
5.08 | The Very Honorable | Count of Norrström | Tinker Sprocket | 1661 | |
5.09 | The Very Honorable | Count of Apis | Daniyal ibn Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion | 1648 | |
5.10 | The Very Honorable | Countess of Upper Macon | Salome | 1630 | |
5.11 | The Very Honorable | Count of Macon Rapids | Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion | 1630 | |
5.12 | The Very Honorable | Countess of Maconvale | Clara Sundara | 1630 | |
5.13 | The Very Honorable | Count of Oakham | David Raion | 1630 | Title previously called Count of Lower Macon |
5.14 | The Very Honorable | Count of Bellerive | Owen Moonoak | 1627 | |
5.15 | The Very Honorable | Count of Le May | Francis Joseph IV | 1516 | Created as baronetcy for Emperor Edgard II. |
5.16 | The Very Honorable | Count of the Sacred Glade | 16xx | ||
5.17 | The Very Honorable | Count of Cape Newport | 16xx | ||
5.18 | The Very Honorable | Count of Sidewinder | 16xx | Title previously called Count of Old Hazelwood | |
5.19 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Tassity | 16xx | ||
5.20 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Lee | [ | 16xx | |
5.21 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Upasagara | 16xx | ||
5.22 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Nitram | 16xx | ||
5.23 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Hoyela | 16xx | ||
5.24 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Sakhawat-Myrtilis | 16xx | ||
5.25 | The Very Honorable | Mankari of Marduk | 16xx | ||
5.26 | The Very Honorable | Count of Stars | 16xx | ||
5.27 | The Very Honorable | Count of Aurochs | 16xx | ||
5.28 | The Very Honorable | Count of Lavisitya | 16xx | ||
5.29 | The Very Honorable | Count of Eucal | 16xx | ||
5.30 | The Very Honorable | Count of Bagels | 16xx | ||
5.31 | The Very Honorable | Count of Fort Newport | 16xx | ||
5.32 | The Very Honorable | Count of Estatia | 16xx | ||
5.33 | The Very Honorable | Count of the Celestial Isles | 16xx | ||
5.34 | The Very Honorable | Count of Zoom | 16xx | ||
6.01 | The Honorable | Baron Ziff | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.02 | The Honorable | Baroness Capella | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.03 | The Honorable | Baron Mills | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.03 | The Honorable | Baron Castlebarry | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.05 | The Honorable | Baroness Haas | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.06 | The Honorable | Baroness Brandt | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.07 | The Honorable | Baron Flowter | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.08 | The Honorable | Baron Grass | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.09 | The Honorable | Baroness Abmey | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. | |
6.10 | The Honorable | Baron Eather | 1685 | Ancient family of noble status, recognized as a baronial title in 1685. |