Definition of Stattholder. Meaning of Stattholder. Synonyms of Stattholder

- The history of Norway has been influenced to an extraordinary degree by the terrain and the climate of the region. About 10,000 BC, following the retreat...
- internal political structure. The term viceroy is better reserved for the stattholder, the representative of the Swedish monarch in Norway when that neighboring...
- one governing on behalf of the king). The modern Norwegian spelling is stattholder. The Croatian office of the Ban was equivalent to a viceroy. The Ban...
- presumptive of the kingdoms of Denmark and Norway, Christian was sent as stattholder (Governor-general of Norway) to Norway to promote the loyalty of the...
- letter for brothers Niels and Peter Benzon. Came to Norway with Niels son stattholder Jacob Benzon (1688–1775). 1709 Denmark and Norway von Benzon Noble 1679...
- absence, meetings of the Christiania cabinet were chaired by the viceroy (stattholder), appointed by the king as his representative. The first to hold that...
- death of his father, Ali Adil Shah I. January 8 – Jens Hermansson Juel, Stattholder of Norway (d. 1634) January 12 Jan Baptist van Helmont, Flemish chemist...
- of the monarch, during the union with Denmark and Sweden. (Norwegian: Stattholder) means "steward". Its component parts literally translate as "place holder...
- publication in 1813, chiefly owing to Wulfsberg's subservient support of stattholder Christian Fredrick's governance in Norway. Press historian Svennik Høyer...
- Chancellor, which was only a ceremonial office held by the Lord Lieutenant (stattholder), and a Pro-Chancellor, who was the deputy of the Chancellor and ex officio...