The aristocracy of Isermno recognize six royal titles. In descending order, they are: duke, prince, marquis, count, baron, and knight. Important and time-honored as our noble titles are, we would never consider selling one. However, for a small processing fee, we will review your application and acknowledge your privilege to use one of the titles below.
We invite you to apply for a royal title. They make for great gifts, and they do not expire except when you do. Each comes with a personalized certificate and an autographed photo portrait of our duke. Once the process is completed, you will have the privilege of addressing yourself by your royal title. We will publish your name in the public rolls of the Isermnoan aristocracy so that the world may know your greatness. Shipping is free to the continental United States. ​Your financial support will foster the development and welfare of our beloved duchy.
When submitting an application for a royal title, you may request we prepare your personalized coat of arms for an additional fee.
Knight / Dame
A knighthood is a position of honor. Historically conferred upon gallant mounted warriors, it is today bestowed upon individuals who have distinguished themselves in the pursuit of lofty aims. Holders of this title may be addressed as "Sir" or "Dame."
Baron / Baroness
In bygone times, the title of baron was conferred upon those occupying important positions in their sovereign's realm. Today, being made a baron carries no less privilege and prestige as in years gone by. Barons and baronesses may be addressed as "Lord" or "Lady," or alternatively, "His/Her Lord/Ladyship."
Count / Countess
The title of count is a high-ranking honorific originally bestowed upon individuals who served the Roman Emperor in important capacities. It is the third-highest royal title conferred in Isermno. Counts and countesses may be addressed as "Lord" or "Lady," or alternatively, as "His/Her Grace."
Marquis / Marchioness
Becoming a marquis is a grand privilege. Derived from the Old French marchis, it is the second-highest of Isermno's conferrable royal titles. Marquesses and marchionesses may be addressed as "Lord" or "Lady," or alternatively, as "His/Her Excellency."
Prince / Princess
The title of prince is preeminent among the royalty, second only to the duke himself. As such, it is the envy of lesser aristocracy on Isermno and abroad. Princes and princesses may be addressed as "Lord" or "Lady," or alternatively, as "His/Her Royal Highness."