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	The '''Qymish nobility''' are people who possess a title of [[wikipedia:nobility\|nobility]] confirmed by the [[Royal Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs (Qym)\|Royal Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs]], as well as those individuals appointed to one of Qym's two highest orders of knighthood: the [[Order of TBD]] and the [[Order of TBD]].		The '''Qymish nobility''' are people who possess a title of [[wikipedia:nobility\|nobility]] confirmed by the [[Royal Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs (Qym)\|Royal Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs]], as well as those individuals appointed to one of Qym's two highest orders of knighthood: the [[Order of TBD]] and the [[Order of TBD]].

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	==Succession==		==Succession==
	Succession to Qymish noble titles is hereditary for princes and lords, but not automatic. Other titles are not hereditary, including dukes, marquess, counts, viscounts, and barons, which are all nobility titles granted by the [[King of Qym]] to the executive of various administrative divisions, as established by the [[Fundamental Law of Qym]]. Knighthoods are also not hereditary, as they are based upon the merit of an individual's life achievements, and not their descendants.		Succession to Qymish noble titles is hereditary for princes and lords, but not automatic. Other titles are not hereditary, including dukes, marquess, counts, viscounts, and barons, which are all nobility titles granted by the [[King of Qym]] to the lords or ladies who are appointed to be the executive of various administrative divisions, as established by the [[Fundamental Law of Qym]]. Knighthoods are also not hereditary, as they are based upon the merit of an individual's life achievements, and not their descendants.

	==See also==		==See also==

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The '''Qymish nobility''' are people who possess a title of [[wikipedia:nobility|nobility]] confirmed by the [[Royal Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs (Qym)|Royal Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs]], as well as those individuals appointed to one of Qym's two highest orders of knighthood: the [[Order of TBD]] and the [[Order of TBD]].

==History==
==Form of address==
Some nonsense TO BE DETERMINED

==Ranks==
The ordinary Qymish nobility is divided into six ranks. From highest to lowest, these are: [[wikipedia:duke|duke]], [[wikipedia:marquess|marquess]], [[wikipedia:count|count]], [[wikipedia:viscount|viscount]], [[wikipedia:baron|baron]], and [[wikipedia:lord|lord]], as well as the feminine forms of these titles.

===Prince/Princess===
{{See|List of current Qymish princes and princesses}}

Princes and princesses are direct members of the royal family's male lines, or acquire the title through marriage. It is to be noted that only women, in other words wives of princes, can be granted the title of princess through marriage, and they can only use that title if they take their husband's full name.

===Duke/Duchess===
*[[Duke of Avachim]]
*[[Duke of Narval]]
*[[Duke of Sunam]]
*[[Duke of Tulim]]
*[[Duke of Zhol]]

===Marquess/Marchioness===
*[[Marquess of Dovjon]]
*[[Marquess of Emadin]]
*[[Marquess of Litagẽ]]
*[[Marquess of Qarhõ]]
*[[Marquess of Rumyk]]

===Count/Countess===
*[[Count of Balc]]
*[[Count of Bavoz]]
*[[Count of Chelisom]]
*[[Count of Garzhalis]]
*[[Count of Kushat]]
*[[Count of Nagur]]
*[[Count of Prasty]]
*[[Count of Riopen]]
*[[Count of Tirel]]
*[[Count of Usufym]]

===Viscount/Viscountess===
{{Main|List of viscounts in Qymish nobility}}

===Baron/Baroness===
{{Main|List of barons in Qymish nobility}}

===Lord/Lady===
{{Main|List of lords in Qymish nobility}}

Lords and ladies are the consolidated title for all hereditary nobility in Qym besides princes and princesses, as established by the [[Fundamental Law of Qym]]. U/C

===Sir/Dame===
{{Main|List of knights in Qymish nobility}}

People who received a knighthood are referred to as sir or dame. U/C

==Succession==
Succession to Qymish noble titles is hereditary for princes and lords, but not automatic. Other titles are not hereditary, including dukes, marquess, counts, viscounts, and barons, which are all nobility titles granted by the [[King of Qym]] to the executive of various administrative divisions, as established by the [[Fundamental Law of Qym]]. Knighthoods are also not hereditary, as they are based upon the merit of an individual's life achievements, and not their descendants.

==See also==

[[Category:Qym]][[Category:MyNameJuls]][[Category:Basis]]