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==Titles and ranks== | ==Titles and ranks== | ||
=== | ===Inquisitorial, Monastic, and foreign=== | ||
* ''camimurkadhāna'' — Great Inquisitor | |||
* ''brausamailenia'' — Baptist | |||
* ''lallamurkadhāna'' — High Inquisitor (one of the 612 members of the Inquisitorial Conclave (''murkadhānumi lanedāmeh''), the legislative branch of the Inquisition) | |||
* ''lallaflušamelīs'' — High Prefect (head of the Table of Offices (''flušamaili eṇāh''), the executive branch of the Inquisition) | |||
* ''flušamelīs'' — Prefect (head of an Office (''flušamila'') of the Inquisition) | |||
* ''juṃša'' — Bishop ("president" of a diocese) | |||
* ''ṭommīn'' — Quaestor ("president" of a quaestorship) | |||
* ''camitorai'' — President (of a diocesan parliament or of a foreign country) | |||
* ''ṣramāṇi gatvā'' — Provincial President (president of a province) | |||
* ''lalki gatvā'' — Circuitary President (president of a circuit) | |||
** ''hālgāri gatvā'' — District President (president of a district, how circuits are named in some dioceses of the Southern Far East) | |||
** ''jāndaci gatvā'' — County President (president of a county, how circuits are named in some dioceses of the Northeast) | |||
** ''bamabi gatvā'' — Kingdom President (president of a kingdom, how circuits are named in most Western dioceses) | |||
** ''būlīṃhaki gatvā'' — Flag President (president of a flag, how circuits are named in some dioceses of the North) | |||
** ''tamekiyi gatvā'' — Assembly President (president of an assembly, how circuits are named in the three dioceses of Talæñoya, Yalyakātāma, and Vælvmaichlam) | |||
** ''lanaikileni gatvā'' — District President (president of an island council, how circuits are named in the diocese of the Kāyīchah Islands) | |||
* ''marti gatvā'' — City Mayor (mayor of a municipality with the title of "city") | |||
* ''mānāyi gatvā'' — Parish Mayor (mayor of a municipality with the title of "parish") | |||
* ''pogi gatvā'' — Village Mayor (mayor of a municipality with the title of "village") | |||
* ''hurdagīn'' — Head Monk (head of a monastery) | |||
* ''ñæltryam'' — Monk | |||
===Military=== | ===Military=== | ||
Military ranks in the Inquisition are used by the ''laišāhīma'' (the Army), and are also often found unchanged as ranks among members of most ''jānilšeidai'' (legions), which are private companies with the nominal aim of spreading the Yunyalīlti faith, all of them unofficially supported by the Inquisitorial government but considered terrorist groups in the West.<br/>Note that all ranks are translated with reference to the closest terms in English general use. | |||
The following are the military ranks used in the ''laišāhīma'', which is divided in ''jāṇaheklah'' (land force), ''lairiheklah'' (air force), and ''jariaheklah'' (sea force): | |||
* ''lalla camihāryaṃšāni'' — High Grand General<ref>''hāryaṃšāni'' is an ancient Āṣasṝkhami term more accurately meaning "first in line".</ref> - ([[w:Ranks_and_insignia_of_NATO_armies_officers|OF-10]]) maximal authority in the armed forces; coincident with the Inquisitorial Prefect of the Army and Defense Troops, which also has ultimate command on all Inquisitors on civilian police duties. | |||
====Land forces==== | |||
* ''lallāgīn'' — (commissioned) Officer | |||
** ''camihāryaṃšāni'' — Grand General (OF-9), commander of an army group (''laišāleikāṇa'') | |||
** ''hāryaṃšāni'' — General (OF-8), commander of a field corps (''laišāleikas'') | |||
** ''jānilšāmbhāra'' — "Brigade General" or Brigade Commander (OF-6), commander of a brigade (''jahīblāṇa''), historically also known as legion (''jānilšeidah''). | |||
** ''jahībāšin'' — Colonel (OF-5), commander of a regiment (''jahībė'') | |||
** ''caminālьdarṣāni'' — Major (OF-3), commander of a battalion/greater company (''caminālьdaryā'') | |||
** ''nālьdarṣāni'' — Captain (OF-2), commander of a company (''nālьdaryā'') | |||
** ''konenīšāni'' — Lieutenant (OF-1), commander of a platoon (''konoe'') | |||
** ''lallāgīnan nairīvayīn'' — Officer Cadet | |||
* ''šulallāgīn'' — Sub-officer / Non-commissioned officer | |||
** ''yaltānīn'' — Ensign / Second-Lieutenant (OR-9). Historically known as ''mimaišīn'', it changed denomination after the latter became the common term for "prostitute"<ref>Today the diminutive ''mimaišcañėh'' is even more common in this sense.</ref>. | |||
** ''lalla neɂānašāni' — High Sergeant (OR-7, OR-6) | |||
** ''neɂānašāni'' — Sergeant (OR-5), commander of a squad (''neɂāna'') | |||
* ''laišāri'' — enlisted troop | |||
** ''mūnistas'' — Corporal (OR-4, OR-3) | |||
** ''nārvālis'' — Soldier (OR-2). Volunteers enlist at this rank after having successfully passed a month-long military training camp. | |||
** ''nyudumbhīn'' — Recruit (OR-1). Conscripts enlist at this rank - note that military service in the Inquisition is mandatory, though alternative service is possible. | |||
====Air forces==== | |||
====Sea forces==== | |||
===Noble=== | ===Noble=== | ||