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[[Tarnaria|Tarnarian]] royal ranks is a system of ranks that originated in the [[State of Asdoh]] in the middle of the 16th [[CFR]]. It has generally persisted over the ages and is continued to be used today, although a number of significant power balancing changes have been introduced in [[Toor]] and later in [[Mantareia]]. Assemblic monarchy has shifted away from many of the household-oriented titles, instead expanding the administrative ranks and effectively elevating the Uron court to the Assembly.

'''Hogloh vy Aanua''' /hɑg'lə vi aɪ'nɔɪ/ (Order of the House) is a system of ranks that originated in the [[State of Asdoh]] in the middle of the 16th [[CFR]]. It has generally persisted over the ages and is continued to be used today, although a number of significant power balancing changes have been introduced in [[Toor]] and later in [[Mantareia]]. Assemblic monarchy has shifted away from many of the household-oriented titles, instead expanding the administrative ranks and effectively elevating the Uron court to the Assembly.

Also known as the Hogloh of Aanua (Order of the House), the ranks are believed to have either originated or been heavily inspired by a similar system in [[Western Dantrian civilization|Dantria]]. Settlers of the [[Dawn]] have exported a similar system to [[Yammoe]], although [[Order of Mahrniss|that system]] has experienced a more turbulent evolution.

Hogloh of Aanua is believed to have either originated or been heavily inspired by a similar system in [[Western Dantrian civilization|Dantria]]. Settlers of the [[Dawn]] have exported a similar system to [[Yammoe]], although [[Order of Mahrniss|that system]] has experienced a more turbulent evolution.

During the Mōroh period, [[Toor (political entity)|toors]] frequently used simplified systems of ranks, but ones that were invariably based on the Hogloh of Aanua.

During the Mōroh period, [[Toor (political entity)|toors]] frequently used simplified systems of ranks, but ones that were invariably based on the Hogloh of Aanua.