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Governor-General (formerly in charge of a group of colonies, and now also with largely ceremonial functions in relation to independent, sovereign Commonwealth Realms);
Governor (in charge of a colony); and
Lieutenant-Governor (in charge of a sub-colonial unit, usually styled a "province").
(Note: colony in this sense means ...
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Count - Territory of today's France - A - West- Francia proper.
Count of Angouleme
Count of Auvergne
Count of Bar
Count of Blois
Count of Boulogne
Count of Champagne
Count of Foix
Count of Montpensier
Count of Toulouse
Count of Poitiers
Count - Territory of today's France - B - long within the German kingdoms of the Holy Roman Empire.
Freigraf ('free count') of Burgundy - See County of Burgundy / Franche-Comté
Count of Provence
Count of Savoy
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Palatine Kingdom of Hungary - Middle Ages.
When the proto-Magyars settled in the Carpathian Basin after 900, the function existed already in Great Moravia and in the neighbouring East Frankish Empire.
Initially (after 900) the palatine was the leader (administrator, manager) of the curia regis (Court of the king in terms of persons and institutions); he was responsible for the functioning of the Court, for its economy and internal order. From 1002 onwards, leading members of the supreme nobility (th ...
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List of Ancient Rome-related topics - Regional History.
Roman Britain
Roman invasion of Britain
History of Greek and Roman Egypt
Roman and Byzantine Greece
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Governor-General (formerly in charge of a group of colonies, and now also with largely ceremonial functions in relation to independent, sovereign Commonwealth Realms);
Governor (in charge of a colony); and
Lieutenant-Governor (in charge of a sub-colonial unit, usually styled a "p ...
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Governor - In ancient Rome.
Main articles: Roman Governor, and [[]], and [[]], and [[]]See also:Governor, Governor - Etymology, Governor - Pre-Roman empires, Governor - Egypt, Governor - Mesopotamia and beyond, Governor - Pre- & hellenistic satraps, Governor - Roman empires and legacy, Governor - In ancient Rome, Governor - Byzantium, Governor - Legacy, Governor - Holy Roman/ Habsburg Empires and successor states, Governor - Turkish rule, Governor - British Empire and Commonwealth, Governor - Colonial style, Governor - New style, Governor - Russia and former Soviet Union, Governor - Other Colonial empires, Governor - Other modern Asian countries, Governor - People's Republic of China, Governor - Philippines, Governor - Other modern countries in the Americas, Governor - United States, Governor - Mexico, Governor - Brazil, Governor - South America, Governor - Other European countries and empires, Governor - Benelux monarchies, Governor - France & Napoleon, Governor - Italy, Governor - Papal & Vatican particularity, Governor - Scandinavia, Governor - Other modern African countries, Governor - Modern equivalents, Governor - Furthermore the word has other meanings Read more here: » Governor: Encyclopedia II - Governor - Roman empires and legacy |
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Governor - In ancient Rome.
From the creation of the earliest Roman subject provinces a governor was appointed each year to administer each of them. The core function of a Roman governor was as a magistrate or judge, and the management of taxation and public spending in their area.
Under the Republic and the early Empire, however, a governor also commanded military forces in his province. Republican governors were all men who had served in senior magistracies (the consulate or praetorship) in Rome in the p ...
See also:Governor, Governor - Etymology, Governor - Pre-Roman empires, Governor - Egypt, Governor - Mesopotamia and beyond, Governor - Pre- & hellenistic satraps, Governor - Roman empires and legacy, Governor - In ancient Rome, Governor - Byzantium, Governor - Legacy, Governor - Holy Roman/ Habsburg Empires and successor states, Governor - Turkish rule, Governor - British Empire and Commonwealth, Governor - Colonial style, Governor - New style, Governor - Russia and former Soviet Union, Governor - Other Colonial empires, Governor - Other modern Asian countries, Governor - People's Republic of China, Governor - Philippines, Governor - Other modern countries in the Americas, Governor - United States, Governor - Mexico, Governor - Brazil, Governor - South America, Governor - Other European countries and empires, Governor - Benelux monarchies, Governor - France & Napoleon, Governor - Italy, Governor - Papal & Vatican particularity, Governor - Scandinavia, Governor - Other modern African countries, Governor - Modern equivalents, Governor - Furthermore the word has other meanings Read more here: » Governor: Encyclopedia II - Governor - Roman empires and legacy |
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Governor - People's Republic of China.
In the People's Republic of China, the title "Governor" (省长) refers to the highest ranking executive of a Provincial Government. The Governor is usually placed second in the provincial power hierarchy, below the Provincial CPC Secretary (省委书记), who serves as the highest ranking Party official in the Province. A Governor can be also used when referring to a County Governor (县 ...
See also:Governor, Governor - Etymology, Governor - Pre-Roman empires, Governor - Egypt, Governor - Mesopotamia and beyond, Governor - Pre- & hellenistic satraps, Governor - Roman empires and legacy, Governor - In ancient Rome, Governor - Byzantium, Governor - Legacy, Governor - Holy Roman/ Habsburg Empires and successor states, Governor - Turkish rule, Governor - British Empire and Commonwealth, Governor - Colonial style, Governor - New style, Governor - Russia and former Soviet Union, Governor - Other Colonial empires, Governor - Other modern Asian countries, Governor - People's Republic of China, Governor - Philippines, Governor - Other modern countries in the Americas, Governor - United States, Governor - Mexico, Governor - Brazil, Governor - South America, Governor - Other European countries and empires, Governor - Benelux monarchies, Governor - France & Napoleon, Governor - Italy, Governor - Papal & Vatican particularity, Governor - Scandinavia, Governor - Other modern African countries, Governor - Modern equivalents, Governor - Furthermore the word has other meanings Read more here: » Governor: Encyclopedia II - Governor - Other modern Asian countries |
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Governor - Egypt.
In Pharaonic times, the governors of each of dozens of provinces in the kingdoms of Upper and Lo ...
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Count - Etymological derivations from the Latin Comes.
Count - Etymological parallels of the German Graf some unclear.
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See also:Count, Count - Definition, Count - Comital Titles in different European languages, Count - Etymological derivations from the Latin Comes, Count - Etymological parallels of the German Graf some unclear, Count - Related titles, Count - Lists of counts, Count - Territory of today's France - A - West- Francia proper, Count - Territory of today's France - B - long within the German kingdoms of the Holy Roman Empire, Count - In Germany, Count - In Italy, Count - In Austria, Count - In the Low Countries, Count - In Switzerland, Count - In Iberia, Count - In other continental European countries, Count - Crusader states, Count - Equivalents Read more here: » Count: Encyclopedia II - Count - Comital Titles in different European languages |
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Military counts in the Late Empire and the Germanic successor kingdoms were often appointed by a dux and later by a king. From the start the count was in military charge, not of a roving warband, but settled in a locality, a cou ...
See also:Count, Count - Definition, Count - Comital Titles in different European languages, Count - Etymological derivations from the Latin Comes, Count - Etymological parallels of the German Graf some unclear, Count - Related titles, Count - Lists of counts, Count - Territory of today's France - A - West- Francia proper, Count - Territory of today's France - B - long within the German kingdoms of the Holy Roman Empire, Count - In Germany, Count - In Italy, Count - In Austria, Count - In the Low Countries, Count - In Switzerland, Count - In Iberia, Count - In other continental European countries, Count - Crusader states, Count - Equivalents Read more here: » Count: Encyclopedia II - Count - Definition |
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A special case was the Chinese Eastern Railroad Zone, which was governed as a concession granted by imperial China to the Russian 'Chinese Eastern Railroad Society' (in Russian Obshchestvo Kitayskoy Vostochnoy Zheleznoy Dorogi; established in 17 December 1896 in St. Petersburg, later moved to Vladivostok), which build 1,481 km of tracks (Tarskaya - Hilar - Harbin - Nikolsk-Ussuriski; 3 November 1901 traffic opened) and established on 16 May 1898 the new capital city, Harbin; in August 1898, the defense for Chinese Eastern Railroad (CER) across Manchuria w ...
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