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The Infernal Court

De Plancy's court, which arranges hell as a nineteenth-century European state complete with ministers, ambassadors and a grand admiral. The joke is deliberate.

Dictionnaire Infernal · 1818; illustrated ed. 1863

Entries per grouping

Source base of members

  • 80+5
  • 50–794
  • 25–492

Alignment mix

  • Fallen1
  • Infernal9
  • Disputed1

11 of 14 nodes link to a profile; the rest are structural labels from the source text.

14 nodes

the whole structure as one tree

The Infernal CourtThe Infernal CourtThe CrownThe CrownLuciferEmperor.Lucifer — Emperor.BeelzebubPrince.Beelzebub — Prince.AstarothGrand Duke.Astaroth — Grand Duke.Great OfficersGreat OfficersLeviathanGrand Admiral.Leviathan — Grand Admiral.BelialAmbassador to Turkey.Belial — Ambassador to Turkey.BelphegorAmbassador to France.Belphegor — Ambassador to France.MolochPrince of the land of tears.Moloch — Prince of the land of tears.MammonDemon of avarice.Mammon — Demon of avarice.AsmodaySuperintendent of th…Asmoday — Superintendent of the gaming houses.The HouseholdThe HouseholdLilithPrincess of the succ…Lilith — Princess of the succubi.SamaelPrince of accusers.Samael — Prince of accusers.

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Nodes with a coloured dot and an underline link to a full profile. Structural nodes — spheres, ranks, offices — are labels from the source text itself and have no separate entry. Where a figure appears in more than one hierarchy, its profile lists every placement.

The book this structure comes from

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