- An
archchancellor (Latin: archicancellarius, German: Erzkanzler) or
chief chancellor was a
title given to the
highest dignitary of the Holy
Roman Empire...
- of years, and the
average Archchancellor remains in
office for
about eleven months. As of the
final novel, the
archchancellor is
Mustrum Ridcully who ****umed...
- the
Empire in 1806.
During that period, it was
headed by the
Imperial Archchancellor (Reichserzkanzler), a
honorary post
traditionally reserved for the Archbishops...
-
under the
Second Empire. Jean de Cambacérès,
Archchancellor of the
Empire Eugène de Beauharnais,
Archchancellor of
State Charles-François Lebrun, Archtreasurer...
-
Faremoutiers Regina Drogo (801–855),
Bishop of Metz Hugh (c. 802–844),
archchancellor of the
Empire Adallind Theodoric (b. 807)
Unknown partners Hroudhaid...
- The task was
usually fulfilled by the Prince-Archbishops of
Mainz as
Archchancellors of the
German lands. In the
course of the
Imperial reform, the Habsburg...
- bishops,
continued throughout much of the
Middle Ages. As well as
being Archchancellors of the Holy
Roman Empire after the 9th century,
bishops generally served...
-
spiritual electors became Archchancellors (German: Erzkanzler, Latin: Archicancellarius): the
Archbishop of
Mainz became Archchancellor of Germany, the Archbishop...
- German, the
Roman Catholic archbishop of
Mainz was ex
officio German archchancellor, a
position he held
until the end of the 900 year old Holy
Roman Empire...
-
Archbishop of
Mainz Archchancellor of
Germany 7th
Archbishop of
Cologne Archchancellor of
Italy 2nd
Archbishop of
Trier Archchancellor of
Burgundy 1st Secular...
