Peerage System of Gishabrun

The Peerage system of Gishabrun is a hierarchy of tiltes created by HIM Kuri I the Tsar of Gishabrun on the 13th of August, 2010, to honor people in a manner similar to that of orders of knighthoods. These titles are all hereditary (except that of Bailif), but the titles give no power whatsoever to the recipient. They are given out for contributions to the Tsarist Empire of Gishabrun, any micronation recognised by Gishabrun, or any other non-micronational field. All titles may be included in one's style and title recipients are given the optional privilege to obtain a personal coat of arms. Any peerages with a population may be included in the address of those residents.

Occupancy and laws

The Tsarist Empire of Gishabrun has been divided up into two different types of land, titular and non-titular. Titular land is land that could legally be granted to a person recieving a peerage, while non-titular land cannot be given to someone as part of a peerage. Non-Titular land includes all National Parks and Monuments and Somewhere Oblast. When a peerage is to be given out, HIM the Tsar of Gishabrun grants them a piece of named titular land, possibly a coat of arms and, depending on the significance of their contribution, an appropriate title, for instance: "The Graf of Example". This title and arms get passed down through the eldest child until the title-bearer either "abdicates" or dies without any successor. In such a case, HIM the Tsar may re-grant the title (and arms) to another person, and the Tsar may change the title (but not the realm-name or coat of arms), depending on whether the next person's contribution is more or less significant, before re-granting it. Once a Bailif or Bailine (which is a life peerage) dies or "abdicates", HIM the Tsar must re-grant the title with the same conditions mentioned above. Those individuals deemed "criminals" by The Council are barred from holding a title, and if a title-bearer becomes a criminal, HIM the Tsar must re-grant his/her title. Title bearers are also entitled to numerals in front of their names. The coat of arms that the title-bearer receives may only have supporters if their rank is Khan or higher.

Hierarchy

This is a list of all Gishabrunian titles, in order of importance.

Tile (Male Equivalent)	Title (Female Equivalent)	Realm
Knyaz	Knyagina	Knyazhestvo
Prince	Princess	Principality
Boyarin	Boyarina	Boyarinate
Grand Duke	Grand Duchess	Grand Duchy
Khan	Khatun	Khanate
Duke	Duchess	Duchy
Graf	Grafess	Grafy
Baron	Baroness	Barony
Marquis	Marquise	Marquisate
Bailif	Bailine	Bailiwick

Peerages

This is a list of all Peerages, by date founded.

Principality of Annina Kravat. Held by: Anna I, Princess of Annina Kravat and HIM Tsar Kuri I, Prince of Annina Kravat.Date Founded: August 15, 2010.
Barony of Travin. Held by: The Right Honorable Roger I, Baron of Travin, Ambassador of Kvartirskaya Oblast.Date Founded: August 18, 2010.
Grand Duchy of Bench-Fraction. Held by: The Right Honorable Sovetus I, Grand Duke of Bench-Fraction, Ambassador of Somewhere Oblast.Date Founded: September 23, 2010.