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It may also be modified to accomodate the needs of the event at Their Majesties' event. | It may also be modified to accomodate the needs of the event at Their Majesties' event. | ||
Ansteorra says: | '''Ansteorra says:''' | ||
The Order of March determines how a procession would march in precedence order towards the Crown. A gentle’s place in the march is determined by their highest rank and the date that rank was received. The gentle with the lowest rank number enters before those with higher rank numbers. If two gentles have the same rank number, the one that has held that rank longer enters first. For visiting Monarchs, Crown Princes/Crown Princesses, Territorial Princes and Princesses, and Barons/Baronesses in Fief, the date of the group’s elevation is used. | The Order of March determines how a procession would march in precedence order towards the Crown. A gentle’s place in the march is determined by their highest rank and the date that rank was received. The gentle with the lowest rank number enters before those with higher rank numbers. If two gentles have the same rank number, the one that has held that rank longer enters first. For visiting Monarchs, Crown Princes/Crown Princesses, Territorial Princes and Princesses, and Barons/Baronesses in Fief, the date of the group’s elevation is used. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 6 April 2019
Order of March is not the same as the Order of Precedence.... somehow...
In creating an Order of March, the precedence may be modified by, for example, putting a territorial baronage ahead of the others when the procession is within their own barony.
It may also be modified to accomodate the needs of the event at Their Majesties' event.
Ansteorra says:
The Order of March determines how a procession would march in precedence order towards the Crown. A gentle’s place in the march is determined by their highest rank and the date that rank was received. The gentle with the lowest rank number enters before those with higher rank numbers. If two gentles have the same rank number, the one that has held that rank longer enters first. For visiting Monarchs, Crown Princes/Crown Princesses, Territorial Princes and Princesses, and Barons/Baronesses in Fief, the date of the group’s elevation is used.
01 Visiting Monarchs 02 Ansteorran Crown Prince and Crown Princess 03 Visiting Crown Princes and Crown Princesses 04 Territorial Princes and Princesses 05 Dukes and Duchesses 06 Counts and Countesses 07 Viscounts and Viscountesses 08 Ansteorran Barons and Baronesses in Fief 09 Visiting Barons and Baronesses in Fief 10 Peers (Patents of Arms) 11 Court Barons and Court Baronesses 12 Ansteorran Grant Orders (and by treaty, foreign White Scarves, Arcs d’Or, and Golden Lances) 13 All other Grants of Rank (Simple Grants of Arms and all foreign awards and orders carrying Grants of Arms except foreign orders given specific placement by treaty) 14 Ansteorran Kingdom Grace Awards (King's Gauntlet and Queen's Glove) 15 Ansteorran Awards for Arts, Kingdom Service, and Combat (Award of the Sable Thistle, Award of the Sable Crane, and Award of the Sable Talon) 16 Principality of Ansteorra Orders and Awards carrying Awards of Arms (Circle of the Ascending Star, Order of the Gilded Thorn of Ansteorra, Order of the Aristotelis Discipuli) 17 Baronial Service Orders carrying Awards of Arms 18 Ansteorran Awards for Service to Shires and Children (Award of the Sable Comet and Award of the Compass Rose) 19 All other Awards of Arms (Simple Awards of Arms and all foreign awards and orders carrying Awards of Arms)
In addition to these awards, Ansteorra’s Order of Precedence tracks some non-armigerous awards and ceremonial honors, but only armigers have the right to be included in an actual Order of March.