- 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...
- had
received death threats in the past. The
words "delay", "deny", and "
depose" were
inscribed on the
cartridge cases used
during the shooting. The suspect...
- and then for
conspiring against King Richard's
first cousin and
eventual deposer,
Henry Bolingbroke,
later King
Henry IV (1399–1413). He was the
third son...
- The
papal deposing power was the most
powerful tool of the
political authority claimed by and on
behalf of the
Roman Pontiff, in
medieval and
early modern...
-
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...
-
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...
- 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...
- See also
Zaman Shah,
deposed 1801.
Mahmud Shah Durrani,
deposed 1803,
reinstated 1809,
deposed again 1818.
Shoja Shah,
deposed 1809,
reinstated 1839...
-
Bohemia from 1378
until his
death and King of
Germany from 1376
until he was
deposed in 1400. As he
belonged to the
House of Luxembourg, he was also Duke of...
-
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...
