What are the ways of royalty in order?

Question

like slave king prince serpant and all that stuff?

Answer 1

serpant?

Answer 2

You're referring to "the order of precedence", which is phenomenally complex, however in simple terms it goes roughly along the lines of:

Sovereign (Monarch)

Sovereign's spouse

Prince or princess (immediate family of sovereign)

Duke

Earl/Count

Marquis

Baron

Viscount

Different countries of course have different terms.  And there are additional complications such as whether a title is inherited or appointed, the standing of an individual in court and suchlike.  In modern terms, for example, the Earl and Countess of Wessex are the son and daughter in law of the Queen of England (and sundry titles) and would rank in precendence against a Duke who was not also an immediate relative of the sovereign (although, of course, at the moment there is no one of Ducal rank in the UK who isn't an immediate relative: the Duke of Edinburgh being the Queens Consort, the Duke of Cornwall being also the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York being the second son (whereas the Earl of Wessex is the third son)).

Answer 3

i'd think it would be King Bishop prince lords earls or dukes merchants peasants then serfs

Answer 4

Monarch( Queen , King, Prince sovereing, Great duke, Count..)

Monarch's consort

Heritor Prince or Princess: in russia the heritor is called Great Duke, in Spain; prince of Asturias, in Uk Prince of Wales...

King's children: princes, princess, archdukes, infantes,...

Duke/Duchess

Marquess

Count

Viscount

Baron

Other tittles as lords, sieur, hidalgo...