- The
interrex (plural interreges) was an
extraordinary magistrate during the
Roman Kingdom and Republic. Initially, the
interrex was
appointed after the...
- The
institution of
interrex existed in the
Crown of the
Kingdom of Poland,
whose ruling classes liked to view
their Commonwealth as an heir to
Roman Empire...
- of its own
members as the
interrex to
serve for five days to
nominate the next king of Rome.
After the five days, the
interrex could appoint (with the Senate's...
- king died, his
power reverted to the
Roman Senate,
which then
chose an
Interrex to
facilitate the
election of a new king.
During the
transition from monarchy...
-
Boronia interrex,
commonly known as the
Regent River boronia, is a
plant in the
citrus family,
Rutaceae and is
endemic to a
small area in the Kimberley...
- 12
December 1738) was a
Polish nobleman (szlachcic),
Primate of Poland,
interrex in 1733.
Teodor was
Rector of Przemyśl and
canon of Kraków
since 1687,...
- king died, the
Interrex selected a
candidate to
replace the king.
After the
nominee received the
approval of the
Roman Senate, the
Interrex held the formal...
- king. The
Senate would ****emble and
appoint one of its own members—the
interrex—to
serve for a
period of five days with the sole
purpose of nominating...
- statesman,
archbishop of
Gniezno and
primate of
Poland from 1562 to 1581,
interrex from 1572 to 1573 and from 1574 to 1575. He
began his
service at the royal...
-
primate (the
Archbishop of Gniezno)
served as the regent, and was
called interrex (Latin:
ruler 'between kings' as in
Ancient Rome). In the
small republic...
