A List Consisting of Historical and Modern Ranks of the Tinjongnian and Tin Hierarchies

Ancient Tin

• Vantoro (vɑntoɾo) /Omatoro (omætoɾo): In the ancient Tin Empire, the Vantoro was the religious ruler and the king of Tinza. After the murder of Vantoro Karad in 115 EY, the Tin Empire’s social structure collapsed, ushering in a 2000 year-long dark age, and began the western Tin flight to Tytheria. The title of Vantoro would eventually developed into Vaintor (veɪntoɾ) and Vaint (veɪnt) in Tinjongnian culture.
• Avinks (ɑviŋks): The heir to the throne of Tinza.
• Vingz (viŋz)/Ovinks (oviŋks): The title held by non-ruling ancient Tin royalty.
• Kiro (kiɾo)/Kira (kiɾɑ): Prestigious regional rulers who maintained order within the empire and carried out orders from the king.
• Virn (viɾn)/Om (om): Heads of massive families who often held political power.
• Zirun (ziɾun): Rulers of individual towns or cities who were often elected by the people.
• Egz (egz)/Aks (aks): The heir of an estate.

Tinjongnian

High Titles

Imperial

• Vaintoreks (veɪntɔɾɛks): The endonym for the Vaintor of Tinjongnia.
• Ohmaitoreks (omeɪtɔɾɛks): Title for the spouse of the Vaintoreks of Tinjongnia.
• Vaintor (veɪntɔɾ), Ohmaitor (omeɪtɔɾ): A title derivative of the old Tin title Vantoro that traditionally meaning “king of all”
• Mavaintor (mɑveɪntɔɾ), Mohmaitor (momeɪtɔɾ): Spouse of a Vaintor/Ohmaitor.

Royal

• Abervaint (ɑbeɾveɪnt), Aberohmait (ɑbeɾomeɪt): A rare, usually ceremonial title used to denote one kingdom’s superiority over another.
• Mabervaint (mɑbeɾveɪnt), Maberohmait (mɑbeɾomeɪt): Spouse of an Abervaint/Aberohmait.
• Vaint (veɪnt), Ohmait (omeɪt): The title of a ruler of a populous and prominent group of people, with the ruler’s family usually having had an important role in Tinjongnian society.
• Mavaint (mɑveɪnt), Mohmait (momeɪt): Spouse of a Vaint/Ohmait.
• Andalafynks (ɑndɑlɑfjɪnks): The heir of a Vaintor.
• Andalofynks (ɑndɑlofjɪnks): The spouse of the Andalafynks. Rarely indicates a female heir.
• Aberfynks (ɑbeɾfjɪnks), Aberofynks (ɑbeɾofjɪnks): The heir of a Vaint, Abervaint or the Aberkypirate of Tolu-Demer.
• Maberfynks (ɑbeɾfjɪnks), Maberofynks (ɑbeɾofjɪnks): Spouse of the Aber(o)fynks.

Kypirite

• Aberkypir (ɑberkjɪpiɾ), Aberkypra (ɑberkjɪpɾɑ): A title greater than Kypir, but lesser than a Vaint. Often used when the holder has two or more Kypirates, like Tolu and Demer.
• Maberkypir (mɑberkjɪpiɾ), Maberkypra (mɑberkjɪpɾɑ): Spouse of an Aberkypir/ra.
• Kypir (kjɪpiɾ), Kypra (kjɪpɾɑ): Coming from the ancient Tin title Kiro, meaning “protector”, and the Tytherian title Gyepir (gjɜpiɾ). Usually held by the head of a territory of notable size.
• Makypir (mɑkjɪpiɾ), Makypra (mɑkjɪpiɾɑ): The spouse of a Kypir/Kypra.
• Fynks (fjɪnks), Ofynks (ofjɪnks): Coming from the ancient Tin title Vingz, it indicates the holder as a relative or possible successor to a prestigious title holder like Kypir.
• Mafynks (mɑfjɪnks), Mofynks (mofjɪnks): Spouse of a(n) (O)Fynks.

Lower Titles

Makypirite

• Makrepar (mɑkɾɜpɑɾ), Makrepara (mɑkɾɜpɑɾɑ): A title used to denote someone as above an Oveur but less than a Kypir.
• Mamakrepar (mamɑkɾɜpɑɾ), Mamakrepara (mamɑkɾɜpɑɾɑ): Spouse of a Makrepar(a).

Oveurite

• Loveur (lovjuɾ), Loveura (lovjuɾɑ): Usually held by a person ruling over multiple Oveurates.
• Maloveur (malovjuɾ), Maloveura (malovjuɾɑ): Spouse of a Loveur(a).
• Oveur (ovjuɾ), Oveura (ovjuɾɑ): Title used to indicate a ruler of a prestigious region, such as Danya.
• Maoveur (maˌovjuɾ), Maoveura (maˌovjuɾɑ): Used to indicate a ruler being below an Oveur but above a Dero.
• Moveur (movjuɾ), Moveura (movjuɾɑ): The spouse of an Oveur(a).
• Mamaoveur (mamaˌovjuɾ), Mamaoveura (mamaˌovjuɾɑ): Spouse of a Maoveur(a).

Deroite

• Ladero (lɑdeɾo), Ladera (lɑdeɾɑ): Usually held by rulers who controls multiple Derots.
• Maladero (malɑdeɾo), Maladera (malɑdeɾɑ): Spouse of a Ladero/a.
• Dero (deɾo), Dera (deɾɑ): Coming from “Diro”, the Tytherian title for “protector”, it denotes a leader of a (usually) small territory.
• (madeɾa, madeɾo): Spouse of a Dero/a.
• Madero (mɑdeɾo), Madera (mɑdeɾɑ): Denotes the holder of a territory less significant than a Derot but above Gyepir.
• Mamadero (mamɑdeɾo), Mamadera (mamɑdeɾɑ): Spouse of a Madero/a.

Gyepirite

• Lagyepir (lɑgjɜpiɾ), Lagyepira (lɑgjɜpiɾɑ): A traditional Tytherian title that indicates a person as being above multiple Gyepirs.
• Malagyepir (malɑgjɜpiɾ), Malagyepira (malɑgjɜpiɾ): Spouse of a Lagyepir(a).
• Gyepir (gjɜpiɾ), Gyepira (gjɜpiɾɑ): A Tytherian title meaning “leader” that was used by most of the Tytherian tribes of Etreva and is still used by the leader of the Reha Nation.
• Magyepir (mɑgjɜpiɾ), Magyepira (mɑgjɜpiɾɑ): Spouse of a Gyepir(a).

Cylunite

• Laclun (lɑkʰlun): The head of a prestigious and large city, such as Tihja.
• Malaclun (malɑkʰlun): Spouse of a Laclun.
• Cylun (sjɪlun): Roughly equivalent to mayor, the head of a city or town.
• Macylun: (mɑsjɪlun): Spouse of a Cylun.

Vairnite

• Lavairn (lɑveɪɾn), Lomairn (lomeɪɾn): A rare title used to indicate the head of a very large and prestigious family.
• Malavairn (malɑveɪɾn), Malomairn (malomeɪɾn): Spouse of a Lavairn/Lomairn.
• Vairn (veɪɾn), Omairn (omeɪɾn): The head of a large family, often holding significant power.
• Mavairn (mɑveɪɾn), Momairn (momeɪɾn): Spouse of a Vairn/Omairn.
• Eiks (eɪks): The inheritor of an estate.
• Meiks (meɪks): Spouse of an Eiks.