Grand Master |
§ 77-80 |
Seneschal |
§ 99-107 |
Commander of the Kingdom of Jerusalem |
§ 110 |
Commander of the City of Jerusalem |
§ 120-124 |
Commander of Tripoli and Antioch |
§ 125-126 |
Drapier |
§ 130-131 |
Commander of Houses |
§ 132-136 |
Commander of Knights |
§ 137 |
Knights Brothers and the Sergeants of the Convent |
§ 138-141 |
Turcoplier |
§ 169-172 |
Under-Marshal (a Sergeant) |
§ 173-176 |
Standard-Bearer (a Sergeant) |
§ 177-179 |
Sergeant-Brothers Commanders of Houses |
§ 180 |
Rural Brothers (Freres casaliérs) |
§ 181 |
Sick and elderly Brothers (Freres infirmiers) |
§ 177-179 |
o there. As you can see, there is
ample material for the so-called spiritual descendants of the Order to pick
ranks and titles from.
lthough the Order seems very orderly
and neat, it was essentially a one-man-show. The Grand Master had his decisions
and everybody else listened. There is more info on the
structure of the Order.