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	The Options for a Duchy are: Duke [Land], Duchess [Land], Dukex [Land], Dukel [Land], Dukal [Land], Duchex [Land], Duchel [Land], Duchal [Land], Peer Jones of the Duchy of [Land], Their Grace [Name] of [Land]		The Options for a Duchy are: Duke [Land], Duchess [Land], Dukex [Land], Dukel [Land], Dukal [Land], Duchex [Land], Duchel [Land], Duchal [Land], Peer Jones of the Duchy of [Land], Their Grace [Name] of [Land]


	'''Grand Duchy'''		'''Grand Duchy'''
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	===Grayson and Havenite peerage titles===		===Grayson and Havenite peerage titles===
	Both the Graysons and Havenites have ~~a single peerage title~~ that is gender neutral by default. All Grayson peers are Steadholders and all Havenite peers are Senators for Life.		Both the Graysons and Havenites have two peerages titles that are gender neutral by default. All Grayson peers are Steadholders or Councilors and all Havenite peers are Senators for Life or Planetary Governors.

	===Andermani peerage titles===		===Andermani peerage titles===
	There are 3 levels of Andermani Peerage. For each there is a masculine title, a feminine title, a neutral title, and a version using the more generic Peer. Titles for each level are given below. In each example “Land” refers to their peerage land name, e.g., Neu Potsdam.		There are 4 levels of Andermani Peerage. For each there is a masculine title, a feminine title, a neutral title, and a version using the more generic Peer. Titles for each level are given below. In each example “Land” refers to their peerage land name, e.g., Neu Potsdam.

	'''Baronie'''		'''Baronie'''
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	The options for a Herzogtum are: Herzog [Land], Herzogin [Land], Herzog*in [Land], Peer Schulz des Herzogtums [Land]		The options for a Herzogtum are: Herzog [Land], Herzogin [Land], Herzog*in [Land], Peer Schulz des Herzogtums [Land]

			'''Fürstentum'''

			The options for a Fürst are: Fürst [Land], Fürstin [Land], Fürst*in [Land], Peer Schulz des Fürst [Land]

	===Courtesy titles===		===Courtesy titles===

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	===Manticoran peerage titles===		===Manticoran peerage titles===
	There are 4 levels of Manticoran Peerage. For each there is a masculine title, a feminine title, a neutral ~~title~~ and a version using the more generic Peer. Titles for each level are given below. In each example “Land” refers to their peerage land name, e.g. New Essex.		There are 4 levels of Manticoran Peerage. For each there is a masculine title, a feminine title, some neutral titles, and a version using the more generic Peer. Titles for each level are given below. In each example “Land” refers to their peerage land name, e.g., New Essex.

	'''Barony'''		'''Barony'''

	The options for a Barony are: Baron [Land], Baroness [Land], Baronex [Land], Peer Jones of the Barony of [Land]		The options for a Barony are: Baron [Land], Baroness [Land], Baronex [Land], Baronel [Land], Baronal [Land], Peer Jones of the Barony of [Land]

	'''County'''		'''County'''

	The options for a County are: Earl [Land], Countess [Land], Countex [Land], Peer Jones of the County of [Land]		The options for a County are: Earl [Land], Countess [Land], Earlex [Land], Earlel [Land], Earlal [Land], Countex [Land], Countel [Land], Countal [Land], Peer Jones of the County of [Land]

	'''Duchy'''		'''Duchy'''

	The Options for a Duchy are: Duke [Land], Duchess [Land], Duchex [Land], Peer Jones of the Duchy of [Land]		The Options for a Duchy are: Duke [Land], Duchess [Land], Dukex [Land], Dukel [Land], Dukal [Land], Duchex [Land], Duchel [Land], Duchal [Land], Peer Jones of the Duchy of [Land], Their Grace [Name] of [Land]


	'''Grand Duchy'''		'''Grand Duchy'''

	The Options for a Grand Duchy are: Grand Duke [Land], Grand Duchess [Land], Grand Duchex [Land], Peer Jones of the Grand Duchy of [Land]		The Options for a Grand Duchy are: Grand Duke [Land], Grand Duchess [Land], Grand Dukex [Land], Grand Dukel [Land], Grand Dukal [Land], Grand Duchex [Land], Grand Duchel [Land], Grand Duchal [Land], Peer Jones of the Grand Duchy of [Land], Their Most Serene Grace [Name] of [Land]

	===Grayson and Havenite peerage titles===		===Grayson and Havenite peerage titles===

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 There is no courtesy title for spouses of Knights in TRMN including the hereditary orders.
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	'''Life Peerages''' - follow the same general style and form of address, but peer’s surname is used instead of a land title. For example, The Right Honorable Baron Smith		'''Life Peerages''' - follow the same general style and form of address, but peer’s surname is used instead of a land title. For example, The Right Honorable Baron Smith

			You can find more information on how to address peers as a part of the [[Cartwright Inclusive Language Guidance]].

	==Courtesy Titles in the Peerage==		==Courtesy Titles in the Peerage==

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	===Knightly orders===		===Knightly orders===
	There is no courtesy title for spouses of Knights in TRMN including the hereditary orders.		There is no courtesy title for spouses of Knights in TRMN including the hereditary orders.


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	'''Earl/Countess''' — Formally referred to as: The Most Honorable The Earl of (county) or the Most Honorable The Countess of (county); Addressed as: Lord (county) or Lady (county) - the first time - and My Lord or My Lady every time afterward. If you are a close friend or relative, you may use simply the name of the county.		'''Earl/Countess''' — Formally referred to as: The Most Honorable The Earl of (county) or the Most Honorable The Countess of (county); Addressed as: Lord (county) or Lady (county) - the first time - and My Lord or My Lady every time afterward. If you are a close friend or relative, you may use simply the name of the county.

	'''Baron/Baroness'' — Formally referred to as: The Right Honorable The Baron (barony) or The Right Honorable The Baroness (barony); Addressed as: Lord (barony) or Lady (barony) - the first time - then My Lord or My Lady. If you are a friend or a relative, you may use simply the name of the barony.		'''Baron/Baroness''' — Formally referred to as: The Right Honorable The Baron (barony) or The Right Honorable The Baroness (barony); Addressed as: Lord (barony) or Lady (barony) - the first time - then My Lord or My Lady. If you are a friend or a relative, you may use simply the name of the barony.

	'''Knight/Dame''' — Formally referred to as: Sir John Smith, KSK or Dame Jane Smith, KSK. The post nominals must always be used, and should be announced in order of precedence, rather than in order of seniority; Addressed as: Sir John, or Dame Jane.		'''Knight/Dame''' — Formally referred to as: Sir John Smith, KSK or Dame Jane Smith, KSK. The post nominals must always be used, and should be announced in order of precedence, rather than in order of seniority; Addressed as: Sir John, or Dame Jane.

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	'''Grand Duke/Grand Duchess''' — Formally referred to as: His/Her Most Serene Grace, The Grand Duke/Duchess of (duchy); Addressed as: Your Grace (the first time) and Sir or Ma’am every time afterward. If you are a friend, you may use the name of his or her duchy. Close friends and relatives may use first names, but only in non-formal social occasions.		'''Grand Duke/Grand Duchess''' — Formally referred to as: His/Her Most Serene Grace, The Grand Duke/Duchess of (duchy); Addressed as: Your Grace (the first time) and Sir or Ma’am every time afterward. If you are a friend, you may use the name of his or her duchy. Close friends and relatives may use first names, but only in non-formal social occasions.

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	For additional partners who are married or representing as married to receive the honorific, the Peer need only petition the Lord Speaker.		For additional partners who are married or representing as married to receive the honorific, the Peer need only petition the Lord Speaker.


	In terms of the "same privileges and title" mentioned above, the title would have the appropriate gender form applied. For example the husband of a Countess would be referred to as Earl PEERAGE LAND, and the wife of a Baron would be referred to as Baroness PEERAGE LAND.		In terms of the "same privileges and title" mentioned above, the title would have the appropriate gender form applied. For example the husband of a Countess would be referred to as Earl PEERAGE LAND, and the wife of a Baron would be referred to as Baroness PEERAGE LAND.
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	After receiving a petition from a peer The Lord speaker shall post to the peers:		After receiving a petition from a peer The Lord speaker shall post to the peers:

	Having been declared by Baron PEERAGE LAND to myself, the Lord Speaker, be it known that FULL NAME, is afforded the courtesy title of Baroness PEERAGE LAND with all the rights and privileges of said title.		<blockquote>Having been declared by Baron PEERAGE LAND to myself, the Lord Speaker, be it known that FULL NAME, is afforded the courtesy title of Baroness PEERAGE LAND with all the rights and privileges of said title. </blockquote>

	The genders of the above can be swapped out as applicable. If the person being granted a courtesy title already holds a title in their own right then it should be given above after their name.		The genders of the above can be swapped out as applicable. If the person being granted a courtesy title already holds a title in their own right then it should be given above after their name.

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	=Forms of Address by Peerage=		=Forms of Address by Peerage=
	'''Grand Duke/Grand Duchess''' — Formally referred to as: His/Her Most Serene Grace, The Grand Duke/Duchess of (duchy); Addressed as: Your Grace (the first time) and Sir or Ma’am every time afterward. If you are a friend, you may use the name of his or her duchy. Close friends and relatives may use first names, but only in non-formal social occasions.		'''Grand Duke/Grand Duchess''' — Formally referred to as: His/Her Most Serene Grace, The Grand Duke/Duchess of (duchy); Addressed as: Your Grace (the first time) and Sir or Ma’am every time afterward. If you are a friend, you may use the name of his or her duchy. Close friends and relatives may use first names, but only in non-formal social occasions.