Examples of 'appointed viceroy' in a sentence
Meaning of "appointed viceroy"
appointed viceroy: This phrase refers to a person who has been selected or designated to serve as a representative or governor in a colony or a territory on behalf of a higher authority. It is commonly used in historical or political contexts to describe the appointment of a senior official to oversee a specific region or administrative unit
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appointed viceroy
He will certainly be appointed viceroy.
He was appointed viceroy by Philip II after serving as a steward in the royal court.
The duke has been appointed Viceroy of Mexico.
He was appointed viceroy of Norway in 1506, and succeeded in maintaining control of this country.
Prince Daniyal was appointed viceroy of the Subah.
He was appointed viceroy of Aurangabad and then of Malwa alongside it.
One of the Ava commanders, Tarabya, was appointed viceroy of Toungoo.
He was appointed viceroy of Nova Scotia the following year.
In the year 1653, prince Aurangzeb was appointed viceroy of the Deccan for the second time.
He was appointed viceroy of Egypt.
He was archbishop of Lima in 1678 when he was appointed viceroy of Peru.
Lord Lansdowne was appointed Viceroy of India in the same year he left Canada.
The duke has been appointed Viceroy of Mexico . Someday that position will be yours.
Prince Faisal was appointed viceroy of Hejaz in 1926 following his father 's takeover of the region.
Africa = = = = * Buluggin ibn Ziri is appointed viceroy in Ifriqiya, starting the Zirid Dynasty.
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