III. The landgraves of the grand council; he that hath been longest of the grand council first, and so in order. IV. The cassiques of the grand council; he that hath been longest of the grand council first, and so in order. V. The seven commoners of the grand council that have been longest of the grand council; he that hath been longest of the grand council first, and so in order. VI. The younger sons of proprietors; the eldest first, and so in order. VII. The landgraves; the eldest in age first, and so in order. VIII. The seven commoners, who, next to those before-mentioned, have been longest of the grand council; he that hath been longest of the grand council first, and so in order. IX. The cassiques; the eldest in age first, and so in order. X. The seven remaining commoners of the grand council; he that hath been longest of the grand council first, and so in order. XI. The male line of the proprietors. The rest shall be determined by the chamberlain's court.