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==Society==

Short introduction to the ~~society~~ structure of the Empire of Eastern Sceptre.

Short introduction to the social structure of the Empire of Eastern Sceptre.

(~~All kinds of interesting titles~~)

'''''Iwaa''''', Light and ''Eharrol'', (lesser) gods

Light ~~and lesser gods~~

'''''Lakkaa''''', Emperor or Empress as the ''Böjokaa Iwaar'', Oracle ("listener") of Light

~~Emperor~~ as the ~~Oracle of Light~~

'''''Ageettate''''', highest class

*''Ajaaza'', High Council of the ''Iwarol'' Lightlisteners which is the decision-approving section (see ''Sajaazy'' below)

*''Iwuvo'', the highest priests (very rich, but nearly blind as they have stared at the sun Halla)

*''Fetiwol'', Shinesharer leaders who send others as missionaries

~~Lightlisteners~~ and ~~Shinesharer missionaries~~

'''''Korry geettae''''', higher class

*''Sajaazy'', decision-making Council

**consisting of ''Sanguvo'', representatives chosen from every subregion of the empire (both men and women)

*''Faruvo'', the nobility as militarious commanders (mostly men)

*''Joleeguvo'', academic scholars (old and honoured)

~~Government and institutions~~

'''''Boi geettae''''', higher middle class

*~~Nobility as militarious commanders~~

*''Dengivo'', natural philosophers (quite similar to scholars)

*''Augol'', spellcasters who study and master the magic of Grundet

~~Natural philosophers and spellcasters~~

'''''Korry boi''''', middle class

*''Asholuvo'', master artisans (owning their business)

*''Duutekuvo'', authors, playwrights

*''Ysolivo'', (visual) artists

*''Bocuvo'', merchants (quite rich)

~~Artists~~ and ~~authors~~

'''''Boi wossee''''', lower middle class

*''Zoluvo'', artisans, such as ''nirruvo'' (smiths) and ''milivo'' (alchemists)

*''Tyynuvo'', guards, professional soldiers

~~Artisans and merchants~~

'''''Korry wose''''', low class (often can't read: ''odannapesh'' "illiterate")

*''Hushivo'', apprentices (who have will to rise) of both artisan

*''Töshuvo'', hired soldiers (someone has to do the killing)

*''Önuvo'', hunters (covered in animal blood)

*''Keluvo'', peasants (very important, but alas, so dirty)

*''Xakkesh'', laborers (rather unskilled), includes ''miluvo'' sailors

~~Soldiers~~, servants ~~and peasants~~

'''''Önöworrete''''', lowest class (definitely can't read)

*''Okkusesh'', foreigners (though they might rise up the scale more easily if educated)

*''Posesh'', servants (sometimes slave-like; on the streets you often hear ''Posi! Posi kyxuee!'')

~~The~~ unclean ~~including~~ heretics and evil spellcasters

'''''Öövesesh''''', the unclean

* ''Wöngutesh'', heretics, those who deny or demonize Light: Calatnians, Vortexians, Believers of Halla (unless rich and powerful enough)

* ''Öökesh'', evil spellcasters: ''nötikesh'' (cadaverists) and ''önasesh'' (darkest ones)

==Examples==

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 ==Society==
-Short introduction to the society structure of the Empire of Eastern Sceptre.
+Short introduction to the social structure of the Empire of Eastern Sceptre.
-(All kinds of interesting titles)
+'''''Iwaa''''', Light and ''Eharrol'', (lesser) gods
-Light and lesser gods
+'''''Lakkaa''''', Emperor or Empress as the ''Böjokaa Iwaar'', Oracle ("listener") of Light
-Emperor as the Oracle of Light
+'''''Ageettate''''', highest class
+*''Ajaaza'', High Council of the ''Iwarol'' Lightlisteners which is the decision-approving section (see ''Sajaazy'' below)
+*''Iwuvo'', the highest priests (very rich, but nearly blind as they have stared at the sun Halla)
+*''Fetiwol'', Shinesharer leaders who send others as missionaries
-Lightlisteners and Shinesharer missionaries
+'''''Korry geettae''''', higher class
+*''Sajaazy'', decision-making Council
+**consisting of ''Sanguvo'', representatives chosen from every subregion of the empire (both men and women)
+*''Faruvo'', the nobility as militarious commanders (mostly men)
+*''Joleeguvo'', academic scholars (old and honoured)
-Government and institutions
+'''''Boi geettae''''', higher middle class
-*Nobility as militarious commanders
+*''Dengivo'', natural philosophers (quite similar to scholars)
+*''Augol'', spellcasters who study and master the magic of Grundet
-Natural philosophers and spellcasters
+'''''Korry boi''''', middle class
+*''Asholuvo'', master artisans (owning their business)
+*''Duutekuvo'', authors, playwrights
+*''Ysolivo'', (visual) artists
+*''Bocuvo'', merchants (quite rich)
-Artists and authors
+'''''Boi wossee''''', lower middle class
+*''Zoluvo'', artisans, such as ''nirruvo'' (smiths) and ''milivo'' (alchemists)
+*''Tyynuvo'', guards, professional soldiers
-Artisans and merchants
+'''''Korry wose''''', low class (often can't read: ''odannapesh'' "illiterate")
+*''Hushivo'', apprentices (who have will to rise) of both artisan
+*''Töshuvo'', hired soldiers (someone has to do the killing)
+*''Önuvo'', hunters (covered in animal blood)
+*''Keluvo'', peasants (very important, but alas, so dirty)
+*''Xakkesh'', laborers (rather unskilled), includes ''miluvo'' sailors
-Soldiers, servants and peasants
+'''''Önöworrete''''', lowest class (definitely can't read)
+*''Okkusesh'', foreigners (though they might rise up the scale more easily if educated)
+*''Posesh'', servants (sometimes slave-like; on the streets you often hear ''Posi! Posi kyxuee!'')
-The unclean including heretics and evil spellcasters
+'''''Öövesesh''''', the unclean
+* ''Wöngutesh'', heretics, those who deny or demonize Light: Calatnians, Vortexians, Believers of Halla (unless rich and powerful enough)
+* ''Öökesh'', evil spellcasters: ''nötikesh'' (cadaverists) and ''önasesh'' (darkest ones)
 ==Examples==