a. A Knight-Errant is a person honored with Chivalry, who
is not bound by the Laws and Canon of the Order, and who may not advance
within the Hierarchy; and
b. A Knight-Questor is a person accepted into the Chivalry,
who is bound by the Laws and Canon of the Order, and who may advance
within the Hierarchy.
a. A Mayor is the Lord appointed as ruler of a City.
a.A Seneschal is the Knight appointed as ruler of a Shire and coordinator of the Shire's Mayors.
b. A Minstrel is one who is accepted by the Royal College
of Minstrels, and is appointed as lore keeper of a Shire.
c. A Herald is one who is accepted by the Royal College of
Heralds, and is appointed as arms keeper of a shire.
d. A Warden is one appointed as an officer of a Chapel.
e. Other officers may be appointed, at the Seneschal's
discretion.
a. The Duke is the Realm's appointed leader (see III:C:2)
b. The Earl Seneschal is one appointed by a Realm's Duke as
the chief coordinator of the Realm's Seneschals.
c. The Earl Minstrel is one appointed by the Royal College
of Minstrels as the chief coordinator of the Realm's Minstrels, and as
Chief of the Local College of Minstrels.
d. The Earl Herald is one appointed by the Royal College of
Arms as chief coordinator of the Realm's Heralds, as well as Chief of
the Local College of Arms.
e. Other officers may be appointed, at the Duke's
discretion.
a. The Pendragon is the elected leader of the Order (See
III:C:3).
b. The King Seneschal is the chief coordinator of the Earl
Seneschals.
c. The King Minstrel is the chief coordinator of the Earl
Minstrels, as well as the Chief of the Royal College of Minstrels.
d. The King Herald is the chief coordinator of the Earl
Heralds, as well as Chief of the Royal College of Arms.
e. Other officers may be appointed, at the Pendragon's
discretion.