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Vampire Sheriff

Vampire Sheriff
Title Information
Duties
Rule their respective area and report back to their monarch.
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Vampire Sheriff is a position of considerable power and responsibility within the vampire hierarchy. On the HBO original series True Blood, vampire sheriffs govern large territories called "areas", and all vampires within a given area must obey their sheriff, and report to him or her when a crime occurs.

History

While sheriffs rule over vampires within their areas, control of the individual vampire Kingdom or Queendom resides under the control of the vampire monarch, preceded by the Vampire Authority. This hasn't always been the case, however, as it was stated by American Vampire League spokeswoman Nan Flanagan that vampire monarchy goes back further than the Vampire Authority, and that in the past it possessed even more power.

Designation

It is not yet know if age or status has anything to do with a vampire becoming a Sheriff, but it is assumed that a vampire has to have done something very significant or impressive enough to be granted the title of sheriff. Vampire sheriffs are under the authority of kings and queens and are hired and fired at the discretion of the Vampire Authority.

Territory Organization

A vampire Kingdom or Queendom can be split into districts which are governed by an appointed Vampire Sheriff who serve under the reigning King or Queen of the State. Those who closely serve a king or queen are considered to be members of their royal court.

Acquisitions Upon Marriage

Similar to when two vampire monarchs marry, when two vampire sheriffs marry, an allegiance is formed between them and the territories they oversee. Upon the death of either one, the other becomes the ruler of both.

Territory Succession

Upon the death of a reigning sheriff, the Vampire Authority will appoint a new sheriff.

Known Vampire Sheriffs

Former Vampire Sheriffs

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