It returned to royal ownership when her son William III of Orange-Nassau married Mary II with whom he jointly ruled England until her death in 1694.
The UK and France, which jointly ruled Vanuatu until independence in 1980, along with the EU, have pledged aid to the devastated country, comprised of 65 islands.
Ẓulfiqār negotiated an unusual agreement allying the three other princes against ʿAẓīm al-Shān and setting forth a partitioned, jointly ruled empire with Ẓulfiqār as imperial vizier.
The Mohegan and the Pequot were jointly ruled by the Pequot chief Sassacus until a rebellion of the subchief Uncas that resulted in Mohegan independence.
On June 25, 841, however, Lothar was defeated in battle by his brothers Charles II the Bald and Louis the German; thereafter, the Frankish empire was jointly ruled by all three kings.
This arrangement was succeeded in 1906 by an Anglo-French condominium, under which resident commissioners in the capital, Port-Vila, retained responsibility over their own nationals and jointly ruled the indigenous people.
Legend says that the double staircase of its town hall was made to give equal access to the two lords the prince-bishops of Liège and the dukes of Brabant who for centuries jointly ruled the city.In modern times Maastricht is best known as the birthplace of the euro.
Britain, which jointly ruled Vanuatu with France until independence in 1980, has offered up to 2 million pounds ($2.95 million) in assistance.
One of the crucial questions in the months ahead is whether the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission can overcome an entrenched rivalry and jointly develop rules governing over-the-counter derivatives.
For example, jointly recognized rules on car safety or a single trans-Atlantic test for new drugs would cut costs for manufacturers and so should lower prices for consumers.
