Order of Precedence in Westarctica

The Order of Precedence in Westarctica contains 39 different positions and includes the Royal Family, all Hereditary Nobles, all Knights and Dames of Westarctica, as well as Westarctica's Colonial Governors, the Nobles of Calsahara, Lords and Ladies of the Colonial Estates, and diplomats of Westarctica. The following list represents all possible title holders of either gender.

When inside the borders of Calsahara, Calsaharan noble titles outrank equivalent Westarctican titles.¹

Rank	Title	Written Style of Address	Oral Style of Address
Royal Family
1	Grand Duke Grand Duchess	His Royal Highness Her Royal Highness	Your Royal Highness
2	Prince-Consort Princess-Consort	His Royal Highness Her Royal Highness	Your Royal Highness
3	Princes of the Blood Princess of the Blood	His Royal Highness Her Royal Highness	Your Royal Highness
High Officers of Government
4	The Prime Minister of Westarctica	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
5	High Commissioner of Westarctica	Her / His Excellency	Your Excellency
6	Chief Justice of the Grand Ducal Court	Her / His Honor	Your Honor
Royal Council Ministers
7	Minister of Department	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
8	Deputy Minister of Department	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
9	Director of Department	The Honorable	None
10	Commissioner of Department	The Honorable	None
Grand Ducal Court Justices
11	Seniority Rank Justice	Her / His Honor	Your Honor
Colonial Governors
12	Captain-General of Calsahara	His/ Her Excellency	Your Excellency
13	Governor of the Balleny Islands	His/ Her Excellency	Your Excellency
Peers of Westarctica
14	Lineal Prince Lineal Princess	His Highness Her Highness	Your Highness
15	Noble Prince Noble Princess	His Serene Highness Her Serene Highness	Your Serene Highness
16	Duke Duchess	His Grace Her Grace	Your Grace
17	Marquis Marquise	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship Ladyship
18	Count Countess	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship Ladyship
19	Viscount Viscountess	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship Ladyship
20	Baron Baroness	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship Ladyship
21	Baronet Baronetness	Sir Dame + given name (no surname)	Sir Dame
Nobles of Calsahara
22	Maharaja	His/ Her Supreme Highness	Your Supreme Highness
23	Prince(ess)	His/ Her Highness	Your Highness
24	Duke/ Duchess	His/ Her Grace	Your Grace
25	Count	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship/ Ladyship
26	Baron	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship/ Ladyship
27	Dey	His/ Her Deyship	Your Deyship
Lords and Ladies of the Manor
28	Lord of Lastname Manor Lady of Lastname Manor	His Lordship Her Ladyship	Your Lordship/ Ladyship
Knights and Dames of Westarctica
29	Knights of the Illustrious Antarctic Order of the Orca	Sir / Dame	Sir/ Dame
30	Knights of the Order of the Snowflake	Sir / Dame	Sir/ Dame
31	Knights of the Order of the Desert Heart	Sir / Dame	Sir / Dame
32	Knights of the Noble Order of Westarctica	Sir / Dame	Sir / Dame
33	Knights of the Noble Order of the Sword	Sir / Dame	Sir / Dame
34	Legionnaires of the Legion of Peace	Legionnaire	Legionnaire
Representatives of the Diplomatic Corps
35	Ambassador	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
36	Consul-General	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
37	Consul	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
38	Vice-Consul	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency
39	Honorary Consul	His / Her Excellency	Your Excellency

¹Note that an individual may hold one or more noble titles and hold one or more governmental appointments. While the noble title or titles could be removed by the Grand Duke, such titles are typically either life-long or hereditary, appointments may come and go and can also be held by the non-noble citizenry. When addressing a person with both a noble or ministerial/ colonial title, it is customary to refer to and address that person by his or her highest ranking position in the Order of Precedence, whatever that is. So a baron who was also the Minister of Foreign Affairs would be addressed as "Your Excellency" so long as he/ she remained Minister, but would revert to "Your Lordship"/ ""Your Ladyship" if he or she were to leave this office and not receive another appointment with a form of address higher in the order of precedence than that of baron. A citizen who was Commissioner of the Treasury would be addressed as "your honor" while holding that position, but would become simply "Mr.", "Ms.", etc. if/ when he/ she left office. Positions in the government of Westarctica are not usually life-long appointments, and have never been hereditary, though the exact policy with regard to such matters rests entirely with the Grand Duke.