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fig. 2.24.3: 2,022 named captains ranked by records commanded: the top 55 hold 44% of all 270,816 records, the top 112 hold 58%

fig. 2.24.3 · 2,022 named captains ranked by records commanded: the top 55 hold 44% of all 270,816 records, the top 112 hold 58%.
55 OF 2,022 CAPTAINS, 2.7% OF THEM, COMMANDED 44% OF ALL RECORDED MENCAPTAINS ADDED LARGEST FIRST, ONE STEP EACH; HEIGHT IS THEIR SHARE OF ALL270,816 RECORDS.25%50%75%100%IF ALL 2,022 COMMANDED EQUALLY88% · THE OTHER 12% OF RECORDS NAME NO CAPTAINTOP 55, 2.7% · 44% OF RECORDSTOP 112, 5.5% · 58% OF RECORDS11,0002,022CAPTAIN RANK · DRAG TO READ

Captains counted by exact name string. Left out: 26,349 records with a blank captain and 5,737 under ten placeholder values such as “*[no captain given]” and “[Captain’s name missing]”; they stay in the 270,816 the shares are taken of.

source: medieval_soldiers.db, records per captain with blank and the ten placeholder captain values removed; 31-breaking-a-15000-row-cap-factcheck.md, captain section · captainShare.data.ts

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