60 historical titles and charges

This is a translation of a post originally published in 2013. More posts in English here.

If the radio-series Cuando Juan y Tula fueron a Siritinga has taught me something that's that grandiose titles are always cool. To that effect I present you this 1d60* random table with high-and-mighty-sounding titles and charges from different cultures and that can be used as "the <title> of <place>". For example "the elephantarch of Qenthadan". How cool.

1. Abott
2. Mayor
3. Archduke
4. Archon
5. August
6. Autocrat
7. Baron
8. Basileus
9. Burgomaster
10. Caliph
11. Chieftain
12. Caesar
13. Comendador
14. Count
15. Consul
16. Corregidor
17. Dicator
18. Duke
19. Dux
20. Elephantarch
21. Amir
22. Emperor
23. Strategos
24. Etnarch
25. Factotum
26. Governor
27. Grand master
28. Hegemon
29. Jarl
30. Kaiser
31. Khan
32. Master
33. Magister
34. Magistrate
35. Maharaja
36. Manteocrat**
37. Marquis
38. Bishop
39. Padishah
40. Pope
41. Patriarch
42. Prefect
43. Prince
44. Purpurate
45. Raja
46. Regidor
47. King
48. Satrap
49. Senator
50. Lord
51. Shah
52. Sultan
53. High priest
54. Thalassocrat
55. Tyrant
56. Viceroy
57. Vizier
58. Viscount
59. Tsar
60. 1d6+1: 2:diarch, 3:triarch, 4:tetrarch, 5:pentarch, 6:hexarch; 7:heptarch

Thanks for reading. Valmar Cerenor!

*To roll 1d60 you have two options: printing this template, adding numbers and gluing it, or b) rolling 1d6 for the tens and 1d10 for the units.
**The ruler of a manteocracy, that is, a government made of magic-users.