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Sovereignty can
generally be
defined as
supreme authority.
Sovereignty entails hierarchy within a
state as well as
external autonomy for states. In any...
- The
sovereign citizen movement (also
SovCit movement or SovCits) is a
loose group of anti-government activists, litigants, tax protesters,
financial scammers...
- The
Sovereign Military Order of
Malta (SMOM),
officially the
Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of
Saint John of Jerusalem, of
Rhodes and of Malta, and...
- the
Treaty of Verdun, in
which the
division of the
empire into
three souvereign entities was settled. West
Francia and East
Francia became the kernels...
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leaving the
bishops in
charge of the latter. When in 1276 they
became the
souvereign of the town also, they
moved their residence there,
while the administration...
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Charles Gonzaga.
Parrott 1997, p. 152. Parrott,
David (1997). "A "prince
souvereign" and the
French crown:
Charles de Nevers, 1580-1637". In Oresko, Robert;...
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Treaty of
Labiau Second Northern War –
Hohenzollerns become full
souvereigns in
Prussia and Ermland.
Truce of
Vilna Second Northern War / Russo-Polish...
- Quemuenchatocha,
defeated in his home in Hunza, on
August 20, 1537, was the last
souvereign ruler of the
Muisca and was
decapitated by the Spanish, as
would happen...
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mobilisation to war,
Souvereign House Books, Bleiswijk. Muilwijk,
Erwin (2013),
Quatre Bras – Perponcher's gamble',
Souvereign House Books, Bleiswijk...
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entered a
treaty in 1270 with
Mamluk Sultan Baibars and
transferred souvereignity over some
villages in the
coastal plain to him. It is
likewise unclear...
