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Titulatur, Anrede Und Ränge Titulatur Und Anrede Im Mittelreich Titulatur Und Anrede Im Horasreich Kaiser, -In Ew Titulatur, Anrede und Ränge Titulatur und Anrede im Mittelreich Titulatur und Anrede im Horasreich Kaiser, -in Ew. Kaiserliche Majestät Kaiser, -in Ew. Horaskaiserliche Majestät Ksl. Kronprinz, essin Ew. Allerdurchlauchtigste Hoheit Ksl. Kronprinz, essin Ew. Allerdurchlauchtigste Hoheit Reichsregent, -in Ew. Kaiserliche Hoheit Ksl. Familie Ew. Kaiserliche Hoheit Ksl. Familie Ew. Horaskaiserliche Hoheit König, -in Ew. Königliche Majestät König, -in Ew. Königliche Majestät Bergkönig Bevorzugt: (Würdiges) Väterchen Seekönig, -in Ew. Seekönigliche Majestät Erzherzog, in Ew. Königliche Hoheit Granduchessa, -duco Ew. Erhabene Hoheit Herzog, -in Ew. Hoheit Herzog, -in Ew. Hoheit Markgraf, -gräfin Ew. Hoheit oder Serenissima, -o Fürst, -in Ew. Durchlaucht Markgraf, -gräfin Ew. Erlaucht Marchesa, -e Ew. Erlaucht Kronverweser, -in Ew. Erlaucht Erzherrscher von Arivor Ew. Hochwohlgeborene Durchlaut Kinder von Provinzherren Ew. Liebden* Kinder von Herzögen Ew. Liebden (Land-)Graf, Gräfin Ew. Hochwohlgeboren (Land-)Graf, Gräfin Ew. Hochwohlgeboren Markverweser, -in Ew. Hochwohlgeboren Pfalz- / Graugraf, -gräfin Ew. Hochwohlgeboren Comtessa, Comto Ew. Edelhochgeboren Baron, in Ew. Hochgeboren Baron, -in Ew. Hochgeboren Baroness, Baronet** Ew. Hochgeboren Baroness, Baronet** Ew. Hochgeboren Landherr, -in Ew. Edelgeboren o. Hochgeboren Gransignor, -a Ew. Edelgeboren o. Hochgeboren Cavalliera, -o Ew. Edelgeboren Edle, -r Ew. Wohlgeboren Signor, -a Ew. Wohlgeboren Signorina, -o** Ew. Wohlgeboren Junker, -in Ew. Wohlgeboren Espuiria, -0 Hochachtbare(r) Dame/ Herr Krieger, -in (Präd. „ya“) Achtbare(r) Dame/ Herr Militärische Ränge im Mittelreich Militärische Ränge im Horasreich Armee Flotte Armee Flotte Reicherzmarschall Reicherzadmiral Staats-Marschall Staats-Admiral Marschall, -in Admiral, -in Marschall, -ya Admiral, -in Oberst, Obristin Flottenkommandant, -in Kolonello, -ya Kommodor, -a Hauptfrau, -mann Kapitän Kapitan, -ya Kapitan, -ya zur See Leutnant Leutnant zur See Leutnant Leutnant zur See Bannerträger, -in Seejunker, -in Ensignia, -o Ensignia, -o zur See Weibel, -in Bootsfrau, -mann Sergeant, -ya - Korporal, -in Maat, -in Korporal, -ya Maat, -in Gemeine, -r Matrose, -in Soldat, -in Matrose, -in Rekrut, -in Rekrut, -in Rekrut, -in Rekrut, -in * auch „Prinzliche Hoheit/ Druchlaucht / Erlaucht“ ja nach Abkunft (Herzog / Fürst / Markgraf) bei Kronprinzen wird dem „Prinzlich“ ein „Aller-„ Vorgestellt. ** Kinder von Baronen/ Singnori. Allgemeine Titulatur und Anrede Gildenmagie Zwölfgötterkirche Erzmaga, -us Ew. Magnifizenz Bote des Lichts Ew. Erhabene Weisheit Akademieleiter, -in Ew. Spektabilität Patriarch von Al´Ánfa Ew. Hochwürdigste Erhabenheit Convocata, -us Ew. Spektabilität Hohepriester Erhabene, -r oder Magnifica, -us Magister, -ra Magnus, -a Hochgelehrte(r) Magister/Magistra Provinzvorsteher Ew. Eminenz Maga, -us extraordinaria, -us Ehrenwerte(r) Magistra / Magister Priesterratsmitglieder Ew. Eminenz Maga, -us ordinaria, -us Magistra, Magister Hohe Tempelvorsteher Ew. Exzellenz Adepta, -us maior Wohlgelehrte(r) Dame / Herr Tempelvorsteher Ew. Hochwürden Adepta, us minor Gelehrte(r) Dame / Herr Zweifach Geweihte Ew. Ehrwürden Geweihte Ew. Gnaden Akademische und sonstige Rektor, -in Ew. Spektabilität Professor, -a Herr/ Frau Professor oder Den Inhabern von Reichsämtern, Reichsräten, Marschällen, Hochgelehrte(r) Herr / Dame Admirälen, Ordensgroßmeistern und Botschaftern steht die Anrede Dozent, -in Wohlgelehrte(r) Herr / Dame „Ew. Exzellenz“ zu. Doktor, -in Herr/ Frau Doktor oder Hochgelehrte(r) Herr / Dame Lizentiat, in Gelehrte(r) Herr / Dame Erstellt von „Die dritte Sphäre“ unter http://www.zap.to/DSA Handwerksmeister Meister Diese Tabelle gibt über die speziellen Titel der einzelnen Kirchen der 12. Götter Auskunft. Die Anreden bleiben in der Regel jedoch bestehen, so wie sie in der oberen Tabelle genannt werden. Eine leere Zeile bedeutet, das es für dieses Amt keine besondere Bezeichnung gibt (oder es steht jedenfalls keine in dem “Die Götter des Schwarzen Auges“ ). Gottheit Praios Rondra Efferd Kirchenname Die Gemeinschaft des Lichts Der Bund des Schwertes Bruderschaft v. Wasser u. Wind Oberster der Kirche Bote des Lichts Schwert der Schwerter, Marschall Die Hüterin des Zirkels des Bundes Provinzvorsteher Wahrer der Ordnung Meister des Bundes Meister d. Flusses / d. Brandung Tempelvorsteher z.T. Erleuchteter (Illuminatus) Schwertbrüder Zweifache Geweihte Ritter der Göttin (Cavallieri) Geweihte Knappen der Göttin Novizen Gottheit Travia Boron / Punin Rahja Kirchenname Kirche der Travia Kirche des Boron Kirche der Rahja Oberster der Kirche Hoher Vater /Hohe Mutter Rabe von Punin Die Geliebte der Göttin Provinzvorsteher Gibt es nicht Tempelvorsteher Vater / Mutter Hüter des Raben Zweifache Geweihte Deuter Golgaris / Bishariels Gibt es nicht Geweihte Bruder / Schwester Diener des Raben Novizen Gottheit Hesinde Firun Tsa Kirchenname Der Immerwährende Hort der Kirche des Firun Kirche der Tsa Hesindianischen Gaben Oberster der Kirche Magisterin der Magister Es gibt keine Hierarchie Es gibt keine Hierarchie Provinzvorsteher Erzwissensbewahrer " " Tempelvorsteher Hoher Lehrmeister " " Zweifache Geweihte Mentor " " Geweihte " " Novizen Scholar " " Gottheit Phex Peraine Ingerimm Kirchenname Kirche des Phex Kirche der Peraine Kirche d. Ingerimm (Menschen) Oberster der Kirche Der Mond Der Diener des Lebens Hüter der Flamme Provinzvorsteher Vogtvikare Gibt es nicht Tempelvorsteher Meister der Flamme Zweifache Geweihte Gibt es nicht Geselle Geweihte Mondschatten Novizen Gottheit Boron / Al´Anfa Kirchenname K. d. Boron (Al`Anfa Kult) Oberster der Kirche Patriarch von Al´Ánfa Provinzvorsteher Tempelvorsteher Zweifache Geweihte Hüter der Nacht Geweihte Jünger des Schlafes Novizen Anmerkungen: Alle Tabellen sind größtenteils Zusammenfassungen aus den offiziellen DSA-Heften “Aventurischer Almanach, Ergänzungsband 28 Hal ” und “Die Götter des Schwarzen Auges ”. Sie sind lediglich als schnelle Nachschlaghilfe gedacht, damit man als Meister nicht bei jeder Begegnung die passende Seite und den passenden Absatz für die Anrede suchen muß. .
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