Military Ranks

While the ranks may vary by name in various languages and in a few basic concepts, the basic structure remains the same. 
* Infantry
** High General
** General (over a division, up to 10,500 soldiers)
** Chief-Captain (over a battalion, up to 2,100 soldiers)
** Captain (over a company, up to 420 soldiers)
** Lieutenant (over a platoon, up to 70 soldiers)
** Sergeant (over a section, up to 10 soldiers)
* Navy
** Admiral
** Commodore (over a fleet, up to 10 warships)
** Commander (over a naval division, up to 3 warships)
** Captain
** First Officer
** Second Officer
* City Guard
** Governing body of the nation
** Lord (governing office of a city or town)
** Chief-Captain of the Citadel Guard (over the guard of the Citadel) 
*** When in war, an equal rank with Chief-Captain
** Captain of the Guard (over the guard of a city or town)
*** When in war, an equal rank with Captain
** Chief-Lieutenant (over up to 3 Lieutenants, primarily cities)
** Lieutenant (over a geographical region, 5 Sergeants - usually up to 50 guards)
** Sergeant (over a section, up to 10 guards)
* Nobility (in common, titles may vary based on ethnic region)
** King/Queen
** Duke/Duchess
** Prince/Princess
** Count/Countess
** Baron/Baroness
** Lord/Lady (governing office of a city or town)