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Beginning on April 28, 1982, at the direction of Sir [[Robear du Bois]], Earl Marshal of Caid, Lady [[Miranda Douglas of Schiehallion]], Kingdom Mistress of Lists, undertook the task of managing the paperwork for a total fighter re-authorization program as well as the creation of a Handbook for the Office of the Lists.
Beginning on April 28, 1982, at the direction of Sir [[Robear du Bois]], Earl Marshal of Caid, Lady [[Miranda Douglas of Schiehallion]], Kingdom Mistress of Lists, undertook the task of managing the paperwork for a total fighter re-authorization program as well as the creation of a Handbook for the Office of the Lists.


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Seal of the Ministry of the Lists‎

The Lists officer is in charge of pairing fighters for tournaments, and recording the results.

Lists Kingdom Officers & Groups

Historical Documents

Beginning on April 28, 1982, at the direction of Sir Robear du Bois, Earl Marshal of Caid, Lady Miranda Douglas of Schiehallion, Kingdom Mistress of Lists, undertook the task of managing the paperwork for a total fighter re-authorization program as well as the creation of a Handbook for the Office of the Lists.

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Officers of Caid
Offices: Crown, Arts & Sciences, Chatelaine, Chronicler, Constable, Exchequer, Herald, Lists, Marshal, Seneschal, Webwright, Youth
Officer Groups: Army, College of Heralds, College of Scribes, Collegium Caidis, Crown Prints, Newcomers Guild, Water Bearer Guild
Other Information: Caidan Law, Greater Officer of State, Lesser Officer of State, Guilds, Officer Hierarchy, Privy Council