The different positions & their purposes
Monarch: Have all power, may dismiss, arrest, appoint etc. whoever they wish.
Consorts: Are married to the monarch and have only figurative and influential power.
Successor: Succeeds the monarch who names them as successor. Will rule together with whoever the other monarch is, and with just as much power.
Acting Head of State: Approves all decisions put forward to them; has no power outside of the executive.
Lord Chancellor: Presides over the ministers and court, and has the right to appoint, dismiss, arrest, and execute anybody with a role below them on this list.
Ministers: Manage affairs both internal and external, and have the right to appoint, dismiss, arrest, and execute anybody with a role below them on this list.
Lord Treasurer: Manages the treasury and the spendings of the crown. Must approve all deductions from the treasury.
Almoner: Collects the taxes.
Constable of the Tower: Manages the Tower of London, and has power over anyone in the Tower or being executed.
Executioners: Carry out the arrests and executions for the Crown.
Royal Chefs: Make the food for everyone at court, that is to say all my courtiers.
Caretakers: Take care of the castle and make it look nice.
Courtiers: Privileged people who reside at my court.
Subjects: All those in command of the crown. You are a subject if 'offical' is featured anywhere in your blog's name.
In the Tower of London: Imprisoned by order of somebody powerful. No freedom, sunlight, clean water, or enjoyable food. Even if you don't get executed, you cannot last over a month in here.
Executed or otherwise dead: No return to court life, or any life for that matter. Enjoy the afterlife the best you can.
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