Thereafter, the Governorates split and merged, shuffling captaincies among them. Sometimes, a captaincy general included one or more subaltern captaincies. The captaincies of Brazil are renamed provinces. These included five captaincies of 100 jinetes. Thirteen modern states have names of their predecessor captaincies, and several cities. Some captaincies were designated as captaincies-general, to which other captaincies were subordinated. Student leadership is developed with form councils, dorm supervisors, team captaincies, and prefects. However, few captaincies (later called provinces) collected the requested information. His distinguished service was praised earning seniority in Captaincies among the purchased commissions. New Spain proper was itself organized in captaincies general. Lucas Neill has the record for most captaincies of Australia, with 61. From the original captaincies, additional donatary captaincies were carved out. At least a few of the later captaincies were islands or capes of negligible size. The reforms, however, were usually met with resistance by the military captaincies of Bosnia. It was divided into five captaincies&colon; Gusinje, Vojno Selo, Vusanje, Plav and Brezojevica.