Occupation List

This is where you can find out the different jobs you can have withen the roleplay



Peasant Jobs:
these are just common jobs you'd find in any dynasty

Dye Shop Owner Shop Keeper Tailor Fisher

Merchants

Industrialist

Craftsmen Teacher

Butcher

Messenger

Farmer

landowner

Physician

scholars

Artisans

sorcery (please make sure you read on this if i you choose this path)

Ect.

Warrior:
These are a few options as a warrior there are many other positions you just have to look into them and let me know what you deside so I might add it to this list

Bandit Teacher Guard War lord Solider Archer Shaolin Monk

部 bu (Division): 将军 jiangjun (General)

统军 tongjun (Lieutenant-General)

军 jun (Regiment): 军主 junzhu (Colonel)

军副 junfu (Lieutenant-Colonel)

队 dui (Company): 队主 duizhu (Captain)

队副 duifu (Lieutenant)

Etc.

Emperor:
Emperor or Huangdi (皇帝, pinyin: huáng dì) was the title of the Chinese head of state of China from the Qin Dynasty in 221 BC until the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1911. The first emperor of Qin (Qin Shi Huang) combined the two characters huang (皇 "august, magnificent") and di (帝 "God, Royal Ancestor") from the mythological tradition and the Xia and Shang dynasties to form the new, grander title "Huangdi". Since the Han dynasty, Huangdi began to be abbreviated to huang or di.

Duke,
gōng 公, which especially featured sovereign family members, though after changes of lines within an imperial or royal House or between dynasties, or through internal adoptions or coups, a Duchy's current rulers might have been severed from current imperial or royal sovereigns and have become a distinct lineage of their own; high dukes might be styled, though not explicit "royal dukes" as in the English peerage. A Chinese royal duke might be a clan prince or (courtesy title) family "king" under the emperor while simultaneously holding a Duchy, whether enfoeffed with land or without portfolio. A character whose fundamental meaning is "public", gōng is also used in titles, ordinary names, and honorific names including deified stylings in ways other than indicating the peerage rank of duke.

Marquis,
hóu 侯, usually with the same emphasis on being a national borderland Mark lord as in the European marquis title.

"count"
bó 伯

"viscount"
zǐ 子, which is also extensively used in Chinese nicknames as the meaning of the character is "child," as well as in courtesy names and honorific names in which context the character came to mean "master" as in Kongfuzi or Kongzi, Confucius, Master of surname Kung, or the Daoist patriarch Laozi, Old Master.

"baron"
nán 男, which is also used outside of its use as a peerage term to indicate male gender in individual names and in classifications such as "men", as the character's fundamental meaning is "male".