The Nobles of Ladonia
The Peerage of Ladonia is the collective term used to describe the peers of our micronation. In Ladonia, a peer is an individual who holds one of the esteemed titles within our unique nobiliary system, including ranks such as duke, marquis, count, viscount, and baron. While some titles are no longer available for new elevations, all reflect the enduring legacy of Ladonia’s commitment to recognizing contributions, loyalty, and service. Today, noble titles such as Count, Viscount, Baron, and Lord honor individuals who support the preservation of Nimis and Ladonia’s cultural heritage.
Each title represents a meaningful connection to Ladonia’s mission, ensuring its traditions and artistic legacy endure for generations to come.
The Noble Ladonia Peerage
The Ladonian peerage celebrates individuals whose contributions support the preservation of Nimis and Ladonia’s cultural mission. Rooted in tradition and reflective of modern values, Ladonian titles honor both personal achievements and a shared commitment to creativity and freedom of expression.
Equality in Titles
Ladonia’s nobility recognizes individuals equally, regardless of gender. Titles are conferred solely to the recipient and are not extended to spouses or descendants, ensuring that each honor reflects individual merit and contributions.
Noble Ranks in Ladonia
- Lords and Ladies
Entry-level titles recognizing your support for Ladonia’s preservation mission.
Support Level: $30 - Barons and Baronesses
Hereditary titles symbolizing enduring dedication to Ladonia’s cultural legacy.
Support Level: $75 - Viscounts and Viscountesses
Mid-tier noble titles reflecting a deeper commitment to Ladonia’s future.
Support Level: $150 - Counts and Countesses
The most prestigious titles, honoring significant contributions to Ladonia’s heritage.
Support Level: $250 - Dukes and Duchesses
The highest noble rank in Ladonia, awarded exclusively at the discretion of the Queen in recognition of extraordinary contributions or service.
Support Level: Not publicly listed; granted by royal appointment.
Symbolism Over Ceremony
Ladonia’s honors draw inspiration from historic traditions while remaining symbolic in nature. Ceremonies, when held, are informal and focus on recognizing individual contributions rather than adhering to elaborate rituals.
Honoring the Past
Ladonia respects its historical titles, including baronetages and knighthoods, as part of its heritage. Though no longer actively conferred, these titles reflect Ladonia’s evolving traditions and the enduring legacy of those honored in the past.
Supporting Ladonia’s Future
Every title conferred reflects a meaningful contribution to the preservation of Nimis and Ladonia’s cultural identity. Together, these honors celebrate the unity of tradition, creativity, and community.
