- century, when
under King
Louis the
German the
office of the
Archchancellor (
Erzkanzler),
later Imperial Chancellor (Reichserzkanzler), was
created as a high...
- Household. The
three spiritual electors became Archchancellors (German:
Erzkanzler, Latin: Archicancellarius): the
Archbishop of
Mainz became Archchancellor...
-
Emperor Charles IV
bestowed the
title "Archchancellor of the Empress" (
Erzkanzler der Kaiserin) on the prince-abbot. The
growth in po****tion
around Fulda...
-
Crowned Chancellor:
Combination of Empress/Chancellor and Ferz.
Originally Erzkanzler in German.
Archer 2X FA
Reformed Courierspiel Chess variant see Elephant(modern)...
- Household. The
three spiritual electors were Arch-Chancellors (German:
Erzkanzler, Latin: Archicancellarius): the
Archbishop of
Mainz was Arch-Chancellor...
- An
archchancellor (Latin: archicancellarius, German:
Erzkanzler) or
chief chancellor was a
title given to the
highest dignitary of the Holy
Roman Empire...
- auf den
bekannten Abt
Hilduin von St. Denis, den
Berater und (seit 818)
Erzkanzler Ludwigs des Frommen, zurückzuführen. In der Tat ist wohl der mit dem Stammwort...
-
received his
habilitation at the
University of Tübingen with the
thesis Der
Erzkanzler im Religionskrieg.
Archbishop Anselm Casimir Wambold von Umstadt, Kurmainz...
- Prince-Abbot of Fulda, he had the
additional role as
Archchancellor (
Erzkanzler) of the Holy
Roman Empress. Born in 1711 at
Schnabelwaid as Karl Sigmund...
-
Rudolf Schieffer (1989). "Gregor II".
Lexikon des Mittelalters, IV:
Erzkanzler bis
Hiddensee (in German).
Stuttgart and Weimar: J. B. Metzler. col. 1666–1667...
