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Each of the seven Ajahs in the White Tower has its own internal structure, and each has internal designated position of authority. With the exception of the Brown Ajah, each of the Ajahs is governed by a single woman. The title for these positions varies from Ajah to Ajah. They are as follows: Additionally, it is unusual for an Ajah Head to hold a Seat in the Hall of the Tower, but not unheard of.

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  • Each of the seven Ajahs in the White Tower has its own internal structure, and each has internal designated position of authority. With the exception of the Brown Ajah, each of the Ajahs is governed by a single woman. The title for these positions varies from Ajah to Ajah. They are as follows: Additionally, it is unusual for an Ajah Head to hold a Seat in the Hall of the Tower, but not unheard of.
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  • Each of the seven Ajahs in the White Tower has its own internal structure, and each has internal designated position of authority. With the exception of the Brown Ajah, each of the Ajahs is governed by a single woman. The title for these positions varies from Ajah to Ajah. They are as follows: * The sister who leads the Red Ajah is titled the Highest. * The sister who leads the Blue Ajah is titled the First Selector. * The sister who leads the Green Ajah is the Captain-General. * The sister who leads the Yellow Ajah is titled the First Weaver. * The sister who leads the Gray Ajah is titled the Head Clerk. * The sister who leads the White Ajah is titled the First Reasoner. * The Brown Ajah is governed by an internal council, and the council's leader is the First Chair. These positions of authority are a closely held secret of each individual Ajah, and not known to the sisterhood at large, or the Amyrlin Seat herself, typically. Ironically, the only Ajah that has a complete understanding of this clandestine hierarchy is the Black Ajah, as it consists of sisters from each of the seven visible Ajah, who are compelled to divulge all their other Ajah's secrets to their new sorority. Additionally, it is unusual for an Ajah Head to hold a Seat in the Hall of the Tower, but not unheard of. It is not known if this concerns other Ajahs, but at the very least, the Red Ajah considers the Highest as high ranking as the Amyrlin Seat herself, and defer as much to her as to the Amyrlin. A command from the Highest is equal to a command from the Amyrlin. Usually the Ajah Heads are chosen among the most skilled and expert Aes Sedai into their Ajah, frequently former Sitters and always quite strong in saidar by Aes Sedai standards and thus High Ranking sisters.
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