- An
interregnum (plural
interregna or
interregnums) is a
period of
discontinuity or "gap" in a government, organization, or
social order. Archetypally,...
- order.
Interregnum may also
refer to:
Interregnum, a
period in the
history of England, Ireland, and
Scotland Interregnum (England)
Interregnum (Ireland)...
-
being the cathedral. The term is used
frequently in
reference to a
papal interregnum occurring upon the pope's
death or resignation.
Following the
death of...
- The
Ottoman Interregnum, or
Ottoman Civil War, (Turkish:
Fetret devri, lit. '
Interregnum period') was a
civil war in the
Ottoman Empire between the sons...
- The
interregnum in the
British Isles began with the
execution of
Charles I in
January 1649 (and from
September 1651 in Scotland) and
ended in May 1660...
- The
Interregnum was the
period between the
execution of
Charles I on 30
January 1649 and the
arrival of his son
Charles II in
London on 29 May 1660, which...
-
Commonwealth (1569–1795),
kings were elective,
which often led to a
fairly long
interregnum.
During this period, the
Roman Catholic primate (the
Archbishop of Gniezno)...
-
Portuguese interregnum may
refer to: The
First Portuguese Interregnum between 1383 and 1385. The
Second Portuguese Interregnum in 1580. This disambiguation...
- were a
variety of
flags flown by
ships of the
Commonwealth during the
Interregnum of 1649–1660. At sea,
royalist ships continued to fly the
Union Jack...
- the eve of the
German Reformation and the Renaissance. The term
Great Interregnum is
occasionally used for the
period between 1250 (death of Frederick...
