A system of peerage in the Confederate States was established in 2139 by that nation's fourth president, Edmund McConnell, who interpreted his position as head of state and the Constitution's lack of prohibition of granting nobility to permit it.

Contents 1 List of Dukes 2 List of Counts 3 List of Viscounts 4 List of Barons

List of DukesEdit

Title	Inheritance	President	Est.
Duke of Georgia	Secretary of Education	McConnell	2140

List of CountsEdit

Title	Inheritance	President	Est.
Count-Burgrave of Atlanta	Ten-year terms, appointed by President	McConnell	2140
Count of Gwinnett	Five-year terms, elected by mayors of Duluth, Grayson, and Lawrenceville, GA	McConnell	2140

List of ViscountsEdit

Title	Inheritance	President	Est.
Viscount of Auburn	Lifetime, in the bloodline of Martin Luther King, Jr.	McConnell	2140
Viscount of Druid Hills	President of Emory University	McConnell	2140
Viscount of Edgehill	Chancellor of Vanderbilt University	McConnell	2140

List of BaronsEdit

Title	Inheritance	President	Est.
Baron of Winterville	Mayor of Winterville, GA	McConnell	2140