Since, well; why not, I decided to elaborate on my own countries hierarchy. Ranking in descending importance. 

Tier 1: The Fell Beasts
Tier 2: High Darok, Daroks
Tier 3: Military Generals that have not ascended to Darok status (Burak's), Veteran Military Division Leaders (Onguk's), Priests who commune with the fell beasts (those who are veteran warriors)
Tier 4: Onguk's, Veteran troops (Turak's), Priests who commune with the fell beasts (Unblooded)
Tier 5: Turak's, Blacksmiths
Tier 6: Unblooded/Not seen combat but will (Nubok's), other Craftsmen
Tier 7: Failiures/those who did not pass the Nubok tests (I will elaborate on this later), Ork and Troll Peasants, Ork and Troll Slaves
Tier 8: Foreigners Of High Importance, Non-Ork or Troll Peasants, Non-Ork or Troll Slaves
Tier 9: Foreigners Of Low Importance, The Dishonoured (Those who betrayed Ocrad or committed too many, or a horrible crime, they are called 'Karud')
Tier 10: Beasts of the Earth, Trees and Plants, Other Non-intelligent things

These are the ranks of the army.

Tier 1: High Darok, Daroks (Command up to 10,000 troops each, govern cities)
Tier 2: Buraks (they assist the Daroks and usually ascend to that status if they are successful, sometimes govern small towns)
Tier 3: Onguks (they command about 500-1,000 Troops each and carry out the Daroks orders)
Tier 4: Garduks (they command about 100-200 troops each and carry out the Daroks or Onguks orders)
Tier 5: Honuks (they command about 10-50 troops each and carry out the Daroks, Onguks and Garduks orders, often stationed at outposts)
Tier 6: Turaks (they command themselves and answer to Daroks, Onguks, Garduks and Honuks)
Tier 7: Nuraks (inexperienced soldiers that have not yet seen battle)