Sentence examples for control of the regency from inspiring English sources

After Mary's death (1482) Maximilian was forced to allow the States General (representative assembly) of the Netherlands to act as regent for his infant son Philip (later Philip I [the Handsome] of Castile), but, having defeated the States General in war, he reacquired control of the regency in 1485.

In the 17th century the regency of Pekalongan came under control of the Mataram sultanate of south-central Java.

The brilliant Gerbert of Aurillac, former abbot of Bobbio and later Pope Sylvester II (999 1003), served as principal adviser and tutor of the young king, whose mother, Theophano, controlled the regency until her death in 991.

At eight o'clock, Ando parked himself in the lobby of the Regency.

In 1600 Kagekatsu attempted to challenge the power of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the head of the regency council.

The population of the regency is primarily Javanese, with a notable ethnic Chinese minority, particularly in the city.

In the first years of the regency of Theodora (842 856), after his parents had died, Photius became a distinguished teacher.

This paper evaluates the site plan and landscape design of the Regency of Badung Civic Center in the Province of Bali, Indonesia.

The regency ruled on behalf of Alexander's 11-year-old son, Prince Peter, but the important member of the regency was Prince Paul.

It also gives a lively account of the regency of the powerful Fujiwara no Michinaga.

Heyer essentially invented the historical romance and created the subgenre of the Regency romance.