- exclusive; the
Russian Revolution of 1917
began with an
urban revolution to
depose the Czar,
followed by a
rural revolution,
followed by the
Bolshevik coup...
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white man
wearing a mask, fled the scene. The
words "delay", "deny", and "
depose" were
inscribed on the
cartridge cases used
during the shooting. Thompson...
- See also
Zaman Shah,
deposed 1801.
Mahmud Shah Durrani,
deposed 1803,
reinstated 1809,
deposed again 1818.
Shoja Shah,
deposed 1809,
reinstated 1839...
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Succession of
states is a
concept in
international relations regarding a
successor state that has
become a
sovereign state over a
territory (and po****ce)...
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refer to a
descendant of a
deposed monarchy or a
claim that is not legitimate. In addition, it may also
refer to that of a
deposed monarch, a type of claimant...
-
incident 1167
Diarmaid mac
Murchadha Kingdom of
Leinster King of
Leinster Deposed by the
Irish High King Ruaidrí Ua
Conchobair for
allegations that he had...
-
Queen of
England and
Ireland on 10 July 1553 and
reigned until she was
deposed by the
Privy Council of England, who
proclaimed her cousin, Mary I, as...
-
Monarchs deposed in the 18th
century This page has the
monarchs who
either lost
their thrones through deposition by a coup d'état, by a
referendum which...
- 1494
until her husband's
deposition in 1506,
after which she was
known as
Deposed Queen Shin (폐비 신씨). She did not
receive a
further royal title posthumously...
-
until he was
deposed in 751 by
Pepin the Short. He was the last
Frankish king from the
Merovingian dynasty. Once
Childeric was
deposed,
Pepin became...
