Largest Objects in the Solar System Besides Moons

Can you name the largest astronomical bodies that don't need a big planet to tell them what to do?

By mass; not volume.

Many objects have not been observed enough for a proper estimate to be made

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Mass (kg)	Class	Answer
1.988435 × 10^30	Star	Sun
1.899 × 10^27	Planet	Jupiter
5.6846 × 10^26	Planet	Saturn
1.0243 × 10^26	Planet	Neptune
8.6832 × 10^25	Planet	Uranus
5.9742 × 10^24	Planet	Earth
4.8685 × 10^24	Planet	Venus
6.4185 × 10^23	Planet	Mars
3.302 × 10^23	Planet	Mercury
~1.6 × 10^22	Dwarf Planet	Eris

Mass (kg)	Class	Answer
1.305 ± 0.007 × 10^22	Dwarf Planet	Pluto
4.4 × 10^21	Dwarf Planet	Makemake
4.2 ± 0.1 × 10^21	Dwarf Planet	Haumea
~3 × 10^21	Trans-Neptunian Object	90377 Sedna
~2 × 10^21	Trans-Neptunian Object	50000 Quaoar
9.5 × 10^20	Dwarf Planet	Ceres
~6.2 × 10^20	Trans-Neptunian Object	Orcus
~5.9 × 10^20	Trans-Neptunian Object	20000 Varuna
2.7 × 10^20	Asteroid	4 Vesta
~2.6 × 1020	Scattered Disc Object	15874 1996 TL66

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