That depends on what age it is! Some dynasties did not have the concept of "goods", and some dynasties did not have the title of "men and women". The king belongs to a vassal, not an official position. . .

Every dynasty has different official titles.

Take the Han Dynasty as an example:

Title of military commander (from low to high):

Soldiers-Captain (,Changshui, Broken Thief, Wuwei)-Captain (,Scholars, Yushi)-General Bi, General Pian, General Bao, General Yamen-General Pingbei, General Pingxi, General Anxi, General Annan, General Anton-General Zhenbei, General Zhenxi, General Zhennan, General Zhendong-

Rank (from low to high):

Negotiator-Diannong, captain-right servant shot, left servant shot-Zhong Lang-Shi Lang-admonish doctor-main book-guardian order-Arsenal order-Okura order-Sima-Long Shi-engaged. Zhijinwu in Yu Lan-Chengzhong-Zhongshuling-Dahonglu-Taichang-Shangshuling-Weiwei-Dasinong

There is a one-to-one correspondence between civil and military officials and titles. . . . . .