Lord Commander of the Capital Guard

The Lord Commander of the Capital Guard is the Leader of the City Guard protecting the Capital City of Greensborough, later named Neā́polis, commonly known as the "Capital Guard". There is also the fact that the Leader of the Capital Guard is referred to as the "Lord Commander" when of noble birth but simply as "Commander" when not. Such examples can be taken from Ser Osmund Trant who was of a knightly house was called the Lord Commander, while other notable men i.e., Lord Jacob Rivers, or Ser Ramsay of Yellowbrook were either of low birth or ousted from noble birth, to which they were often called "Commander" or "Captain". Nonetheless, there is no functional difference, other than manner of address, if the leader is noble-born or not.
== Known Lord Commanders ==
* 105-37 CE: Ser Germain.
* 138-41 CE: Ser Austin Rivers.
* 142-46 CE: Ser Germain.
* 146-50 CE: Ser Augustus of Pyne.
*156-160 CE: Ser Osmund Trant.
* 160-164 CE: Prince Robett Royne.
* 164-173 CE: Ser Ramsay Yellowbrook.
* 173-174 CE: Ser Joffery Largent.
* 175-179 CE: Ser Humphrey of Fork.
* 180-184-186 CE: Ser Joffery Largent.
* 188-200 CE: Lord Roland Blount.
* 201 Spring-202 Fall CE: Lord Ryam Macewood.
* 203-210 CE: Ser Sirius Byrch.
* 210-217-219 CE: Lord Oswell Stafford.
* 220 CE: Ser Davis of Pyne.