Sentence examples for imperial proclamation from inspiring English sources

February Manifesto, (Feb. 15, 1899) a Russian imperial proclamation that abrogated Finland's autonomy within the Russian Empire.

In 742, an imperial proclamation from Emperor Xuanzong of Tang awarded the Zhuangzi the honorific title True Scripture of Southern Florescence (Nanhua zhenjing 南華真經), a name still used in certain formal contexts.

When Deng Xiaoping toured Guangdong in 1992, he made a new imperial proclamation: "To get rich is glorious!" In one swoop, he defined the production of capital as the ultimate contribution to the nation.

The sultanate's various imperial proclamations in the 19th century promising reform had no effect in Cyprus, where local opposition blocked them.

Catherine's decision was issued as the imperial ukase (proclamation) of September 28 , 1788

One of its primary functions was to serve as a backdrop for imperial appearances and proclamations.

The chief forms of imperial legislation were edicts or proclamations; instructions to subordinates, especially provincial governors; written answers to officials or others who consulted the emperor; and decisions of the emperor sitting as a judge.

According to Wen Ruilin's Lost history of the South (Nanjiang yishi, ), Hu studied at the National University there, and whilst a student was employed by the Ministry of Rites to record official proclamations; he produced the Imperial promotion of minor learning (Qin ban xiaoxue, ) and the Record of displayed loyalty (Biaozhong ji, ) as part of this work.

The library also holds printed ephemera such as the Imperial War Museum Stamp Collection, leaflets and ration books, printed proclamations, newspapers, trench magazines (such the Wipers Times) and trench maps.

Constantine succeeded in propelling this minority religion to imperial status using the traditional tools of governance, yet his proclamation of his new religious orientation was by no means unambiguous.

His version includes imperial titles and an address to provincials, suggesting that the proclamation is, in fact, an imperial letter.