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midlands military structure
map of Teshwan and midlandish counties

	region	county	earl / ri	marquis / ard tiarna	count / tiarna	house / clan
Queribus	high	Alltnaduir	Gavin McGreggor Earl of Queribus and Albigan	Gavin McGreggor Marquis Alltnaduir	Alexander	Houston
					Arrós	Lanark
	central	Montauban		Rotiart Ami Marquis Montauban merch. mast. of Beltast	Guchan	Loans
		Mirebeau			Fanlo	Ossun
		Cardrona			Boo-Silhen	Isil
	east	Tordaroch		Shaun Dullatur Marquis Tordaroch	Cajol	Aultgrishin
		Thyne			Myles	Clunie
		Concoris			Duncan	BenMor
	west	Arén		Eamonn McIver Marquis Arén	Shane	Lhanbryd
		Tarroja			Bailey	Cleadale
		Llagonne			Kieran	Glendubh
Albigan	central	Borges	Wallace McGreggor Lord Albigan	Lèzan Lozere Marquis Borges	Eustace	Tournissan
		Asque			Parzán	Ribaute
		Ventoux			Giles	Cucugnan
		Ayr			Gavarnie	Sigean
	east	Gerona		Tristian Melegant Marquis Gerona Duke of the five marches	Aldred	Leida
		Aurice			Baldulf	Ger
		Ariege			Branor	Luchon
		Argonne			Caradh	Trago
		Correze			Baric	Vizos
	west	Sarthie		Mandagout Coursan Marquis Sarthie Bazil Coursan Duke Aragon	Gistain	Aubrac
		Carcassone			Gerard	Basaran
		Aragon			Bono	Tarrega
		Luglon			Margaret	Talau
	north	Thouars		Fauch Lautrec Marquis Thouars	Cajigar	Olson
		Alliéres			Grustán	Trevillach
		Graus			Bjorne	Snorrison
	south	Belcaire		Isin Lys Marquis Belcaire	Aluján	Orista
		Aguilon			Oliván	Llosas
		Nievre			Horace	Saderra

earl, ri	leader of the midelands
marquis, ard tiarna	"march lord" ~ noble in charge of the marches
count, tiarna	principal figure of the county, stand under feudal obligation to the earl.

duke	military title that might roughly translate to "field marshal".
reeve, shire reeve	A reeve is an important appointed official, "shire reeve" ~ "sheriff".

Forms of Address

A territorial title is one which is attached to a particular piece of land, such as a county. Peers sign their names and refer to themselves and each other by their territorial titles, such as "Henry Southampton", "Francis Bedford", or "Thomas Rutland."

Every woman married to a knight or better can be called my lady. For unmarried women, see the various examples. The children of a knight, baron, or viscount have no titles at all. All the sons of a marquis or a duke are styled lord.

Only the eldest son of an earl is called lord (because he takes his father's secondary title and is one, by courtesy) though all an earl's daughters are styled lady. They retain this courtesy even if they marry a commoner.