Примеры использования Emperor joseph на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He opposed publicly against the reforms of Emperor Joseph II.
In 1784, the Emperor Joseph II reopened the University.
The castle was demolished in 1782 by order of Emperor Joseph II.
Thereupon the Emperor Joseph II brought the county to"Gefürsteten Grafschaft" status.
In 1774, she and her two children with her husband was ennobled by emperor Joseph II as"von Branconi.
Erected under the reign of Emperor Joseph II and Empress Maria Theresa, 1775.
Emperor Joseph regarded this decree so seriously that he allowed no one to violate it.
Not until the 1781 Patent of Toleration issued by Emperor Joseph II a Protestant parish was established.
Emperor Joseph II believed that Germanization could facilitate the centralization of his empire.
On 25 August 1769 Neisse was the site of a meeting between Frederick II and Emperor Joseph II, co-regent in the Habsburg Monarchy of Austria.
Emperor Joseph II promoted him to rector of the seminary in Pest, before he returned to Croatia as a bishop.
March 13- Florian Leopold Gassmann replaces Georg Reutter II as Hofkapellmeister to the court of Emperor Joseph II in Vienna.
After the expropriation of the monasteries by Emperor Joseph II, the monastic church dedicated to the Annunciation of Mary was demolished.
Although suffering a series of defeats against the Russians,the Ottoman Empire found some success against the Austrians, led by Emperor Joseph II, in Serbia and Transylvania.
It opened in 1784 following a decree by Emperor Joseph II that forbade further burials in cemeteries within the outer walls of the city of Vienna.
In 1783, Lampi arrived in Vienna, where he soon became a favorite portraitist of the court and the nobility, and performed, among other things,a large portrait of Emperor Joseph II located in Vienna Acad.
The elder brother of Archduke Charles, Emperor Joseph I, died in April 1711 and Charles succeeded him in Austria, Hungary and the Holy Roman Empire.
In the northern province of Vojvodina, which was under Austrian rule, Jews settled in the 18th century,particularly after the 1782 Edict of Tolerance by the Emperor Joseph II, which gave Jews a measure of religious freedom.
In 1786, Engelszell was dissolved by Emperor Joseph II and the buildings were subsequently put to several secular uses, including as a factory and as a residence.
And on the second floor you can enjoy a collection of European paintings,including a portrait of the Emperor Joseph III, painted from life by a famous Italian master Petro Antonio Labruzzi.
In 1782, Emperor Joseph II ordered the dismantling of most fortifications in the Low Countries, including those of Brussels.
With a sophisticatedsystem of savings and financial analysis at the court she attracted the attention of Emperor Joseph II, who appointed her as Director of the Commission to save the even more hopelessly indebted Duchy of Saxe-Hildburghausen.
Under Emperor Joseph II, the city administration was modernized in 1783: officials in charge of only the city were introduced, and the Magistrate was created.
In the mid-18th century, Empress Maria Theresa(1740-1780) and Emperor Joseph II(1780-1790) dealt with the Romani question by the contradictory methods of enlightened absolutism.
Under Emperor Joseph II in 1793 the abbey was forbidden to accept new novices, but unlike many others in Austria it succeeded in remaining functional.
The legal predecessor of the university was founded in 1782 by Emperor Joseph II, and was named Latin: Institutum Geometrico-Hydrotechnicum"Institute of Geometry and Hydrotechnics.
Particularly under Emperor Joseph II, Jews acquired more rights, such as those to practice crafts, own land, and operate their own cemeteries.
The following year, she was engaged to sing in the National Singspiel in Vienna,a project of the Emperor Joseph II; the family moved together to Vienna in September, where the father worked briefly as a ticket-taker, but he died suddenly only a month after their arrival.
In 1777 he accompanied Emperor Joseph II(in the disguise of a"Count Falkenstein") on his visit to his sister Queen Marie Antoinette in France.
Maria Antonia's godparents were her uncle, Emperor Joseph II, and her father's aunt, Maria Antonia of Spain, Queen of Sardinia, after whom the princess was named.