The Order of the Fisher

The Order of the Fisher is a second-tier knights' order positioned in the southern region of Malatya to defend the Free Cities of Andrea, Antos, Seville, Gina, Eastville, and Bingöl. The order works under a hierarchy of knights' order and is the seventh-strongest order in the region. It holds fealty to the County of Malatya to whom the cities belong and serves the Count of Malatya and the South-Balkan Holy Order. Its stronghold is the garrison fort located on Mount Fisher. Its sigil is a red Rustre on a white Maltese cross on a field of party per pale of sky and dark-sky blue.
== History ==
During the mid-first century CE, it had only been forty years since the rebuilding of the Free Cities, and the region was already under pirate invasion. During this time, few of the lesser lords of the bordering kingdoms banned together to pushback the invasion, being successful, the lesser lords with alliances into dukedoms created their own lesser dukedoms, and renamed them the magistrates. Together the Magistrates formed a union and protected the Free Cities from invasion and wars, keeping the peace. The Free Cities were divided into nine magistrates which has decreased to seven magistrates currently with each ruled by its respective Magister, and each member sits in a council to discuss its future.
In 111 CE, following the Battles of Andrea & Bingöl, a Frank Knight ranging the lands took the mission upon himself to bring law, order, and protection to the land, and in the Spring of 113 CE, the Frank knight named Gregory Fisher with a royal decree from the Count of Malatya formed an order of the holy knights and with various knights joining him in the expedition of law, order and protection but died early to set his belief into action. His followers led the campaign of order and protection in the region, and named the order after their mentor and leader, the Order of the Fisher.
== Composition ==
The Order of the Fisher is composed of a non-hereditary hierarchy but sons of knights are preferred by choice as being far suited as trained by birth and having adequate morality of a knight. The higher-ranking members of the knights' order wears blue robes with a silvery-white lining. 
The knights are divided into legions of six, each serving under a captain officer who is commanded by a sheriff officer, who serves the Council of Commanders under the Chief of the Order:
* Commission Officers
# Lord-Marshall. (Chief of the Order)
# Sheriff Captain. (Council of Commanders)
# Captain Officer.
# First Lieutenant Officer.
# Second Lieutenant Officer.
# Third Lieutenant Officer.
# First Sergeant Officer.
# Second Sergeant Officer.
# First Corporal Officer.
* Non-Commissioned Officers
# Second Corporal Officer.
# Third Corporal Officer.
# Knight Officer.
# Cadet Knight.