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In parliamentary systems, government functions along the following lines: The formation of a government answerable to parliament by a member (sometimes the leader) of the party or parties; Full answerability of that government to parliament through The ability of parliament to pass a vote of no confidence. The requirement that the government gain and hold supply. Answerability for its actions to whichever representative legislative assembly (in a bicameral system often confusingly called the lower house, e.g ..

Maharaja - Use as a ruler's title. On the eve of independence in 1947, India (including present day Pakistan) consisted of more than 600 princely states (see that article for context), each with its own ruler, often styled Raja or Thakur (if the ruler were Hindu) or Nawab (if he was Muslim); there was a host of less current titles as well. The British directly ruled 1/3rd of India, the rest was under indirect rule by the above mentioned princes under the considerable influence of British repr ..


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* Encyclopedia II - Rajkot - History

Founded in 1612 by Thakur Saheb Vibhaji Ajoji Jadeja of Jadeja clan and Raju Sandhi. Vibhaji was grandson of Jam Sataji of Nawanagar, presentday Jamnagar. During British Rule, it was a regional headquarter (Residency). It has been seat of Jadeja Clan (Rajkot Branch) since then. Mahatma Gandhi spent his early years in Rajkot while his father was a Diwan to one of the Saurashtran Nawab, and the house where Gandhi lived is now a museum named Kaba Gandhi No Delo. He went to school in here (Alfred High School, now call ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Maharaja - Indian subcontinent

Maharaja - Use as a ruler's title. On the eve of independence in 1947, India (including present day Pakistan) consisted of more than 600 princely states (see that article for context), each with its own ruler, often styled Raja or Thakur (if the ruler were Hindu) or Nawab (if he was Muslim); there was a host of less current titles as well. The British directly ruled 1/3rd of India, the rest was under indirect rule by the above mentioned princes under the considerable influence of British repr ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Head of government - A parliamentary prime minister

In parliamentary systems, government functions along the following lines: The formation of a government answerable to parliament by a member (sometimes the leader) of the party or parties; Full answerability of that government to parliament through The ability of parliament to pass a vote of no confidence. The requirement that the government gain and hold supply. Answerability for its actions to whichever representative legislative assembly (in a bicameral system often confusingly called the lower house, e.g ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Vizier - Historical titles

In pre-Islamic Persia the vichir (Middle-Persian for Vizier), was a minister to the Shah. This word has been borrowed from Persian into Arabic, Turkish and almost all other languages of the Muslim nations. However it has been used in two very different ways : either for a unique position, in western terms the prime minister at the head of the monarch's government (the term Grand Vizier always refers to such post) or as a shared 'cabinet rank', rather like a British Secretary of state (if one of them is the prime minister, he may hold ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Khanate of Kazan - History
During the reign of Olug Moxammat and his son Maxmud, Kazan forces occupied Muscovy and its subject lands several times. The Grand Duke of Moscow Vassily II was defeated in a battle near the Suzdal, and was forced to pay tribute to the Kazan khan. In July 1487, Grand Duke Ivan III of Moscow occupied Kazan and seated a puppet leader, Möxämmädämin, to the Kazan throne. The Kazan Khanate subsequently became a Moscow protectorate. As Russian influence grew stronger, Russian nobles and merchants received more advantageous conditions th ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Mysore - Governance

The city is governed by the Mysore City Corporation (forming the legislative branch), lead by a Mayor, and composed of 64 elected corporators. The city is divided into wards from which corporators are elected. Officials such as the District Commissioner, Health Officer, Officers in charge of the Water Works, Sewage form parts of the executive branch. MUDA (Mysore Urban Development Authority) is responsible for creation of new sections (layouts), zoning and expansion of the city. The Mysore Zilla Parishat is responsible ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Maharaja - Malay world

Maharaja - Malaysia. In Malaysia, the title of the monarch of the state of Johor from 1873 to 1885. The title sultan, considered of higher rank, was adopted later and is in current usage. Part of title was also used by Malay nobility, the most famous of whom was Bendahara Seri Maharaja Tun Mutahir of Malacca (executed 1509) and Datuk Maharaja Lela Pandak Endut of Perak (executed 1876). The palace marshal of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (king) of modern Malaysia is called Datuk Maharaja Lela Penghulu Istana Negara. ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Mysore - Noted people

Mysore - Noted people who were born in Mysore. Hyder Ali, ruler of Mysore Kamala Markandaya, novelist. J. Jayalalithaa (born 1948), Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu R.K. Laxman, Cartoonist (The Common Man in the Times of India newspaper) Selar Shaik Sabu, actor Mysore Ananthaswamy, singer, composer. Triveni, Novelist Mysore - Noted people who worked in Mysore. Sir Mokshagundam Vishweshwaraiah (He was the chief ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Vizier - Art

In contemporary literature and pantomime, the "Grand Vizier" is a character stereotype and is usually portrayed as a scheming backroom plotter and the clear power behind the throne of a usually bumbling or incompetent monarch. A well-known example of this is the sinister character of Jafar in the Disney movie Aladdin who plots and uses magic to take over the entire Kingdom of Agrabah under the nose of the nation's naïve sultan, just as Jaffar in the 1940 movie The Thief of Bagdad dethroned his master, caliph Ahmad. Others include the comic book character Iznogoud and the villains of the video games Prince ...

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