Examples of using Voivode in English and their translations into German
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It was the fort of the Vitebsk voivode Pavel Sapegi.
He was voivode of Sandomierz Voivodship from 1645 and voivode of Krakow Voivodship from 1649.
In the same year, he became the Voivode of Transylvania.
We went through a forest to the refuge of"Chacar voivode.
Here died on 21 July 1540, voivode, then King of Hungary, John Zapolya.
In 1637, after his father's death, he became the voivode of Poznań.
Cristofor Bathory, the voivode of Transylvania was buried here in 1581.
Her second marriage(1419-1421) was with Alexander the Good, Voivode of Moldavia 1400-1432.
In the forum opening voivode Genowefa Tokarska and vice-voevoda Henryka Strojnowska took part.
In 1597 the settlement(Ostrovets) was in lifelong possession of the Brest voivode Krzysztof Zenovich.
His son Andrzej Tęczyński(d. 1369), voivode of Kraków, begun the construction of the family's castle, continued by his descendants.
The church was built in 1661-1664,based on the foundation provided by Andrzej-Karol Grudziński, Voivode of Kalisz and the then-owner of the town.
János Hunyadi, voivode of Tran-sylvania, helped in the construction of the church in gratitude for winning the battle against the Turks in 1442.
The last belonged to the Vitebsk voivode Pavel Jan Sapege 1609-1665.
The spectacle so amused the mayor, voivode and all the guests that Pietrek was pardoned and the clockmaker bidden to construct a special mechanism to set the horological goats in motion every day.
In a second step, the estates elected the Voivode of Transylvania, John Szapolyai, king.
Date of construction: 1968 The statue of the voivode who first accomplished the unification of Romanian lands is the work of sculptor Oscar Han and was unveiled in 1968, on the occasion of the half-century anniversary of the unification of Transylvania with Romania.
Major of Lublin, Marshal of the Lubelskie Voivodeship, Voivode and Vice Voivode of Lublin.
On the same bearing, at 1 November 1599,makes its triumphant entrance in the city of Transylvania, voivode of the Romanians Mihai Viteazul.
Koniecpolski's mother, Anna Sroczycka,was the daughter of Stanisław Sroczycki, the voivode of Kamieniec Podolski, and had brought several large Podole estates into the Koniecpolski family upon her marriage to Aleksander.
Albrecht Goštautas(Olbracht Gasztołd), Chancellor of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and voivode of Vilnius, is barely visible in the top right of the painting.
Within another affair concerning a financial litigation between the City of ÅÃ3dÅo and the voivode of the region, the court of ÅÃ3dÅo has also invoked- for quoting its press office- the Charter of Fundamental Rights and"decided to address a request for a preliminary ruling in relation with the strongly politicised new disciplinary system concerning the judges and in relation with the laws relating to the common law courts, the Supreme Court and the National Court Register.
The regions have a dual governmental structure consisting of the regional selfgovernment(regional council)headed by the marshal(marszalek) and a voivode(wojewoda) as the representative of the central administration(Council of Ministers) at regional level.
In autumn of 1585already after the death of Yermak the Cossacks led by Voivode Ivan Mansurov founded the first Russian fortified settlement- the Ob fortress- at the mouth of the Irtysh river on the right bank of the Ob.
After the destruction in the 15th century by the voivode Fyodor Pestry, the ancient settlement was never restored.
The history of the Irkutsk Oblasttakes its beginning in 1682 when the Domain(Voivode) of Irkutsk was formed which was then restructured into a province in 1719.
Interesting for tourists is the museum house of Hadzhi Dimitar(1840- 1868)- the voivode and hero of the time of struggles for national liberation from the Ottoman Dominion.
This extraordinarily splendid residence was probably erected by Andrzej Radomicki, Castellan of Gniezno, Voivode of Kalisz and subsequently, Poznań, married to Franciszka nee Czarnkowska of the coat-of-arms Nałęcz.
After short butstrong grasp of the Transylvanian city of Alba Iulia, and by the voivode of the Romanians Mihai Viteazul, the fortress is destroyed and burned by the troops of mercenaries led by generals Basta and Moses Secuiul 1602-1603.
In mid-14th century, the owner of Koźmin, upon royal conferment, was[…]Maćko Borkowic, Voivode of Poznań, famous for his wealth and robberies, whom King Casimir the Great ordered to be starved to death, on account of his numerous crimes.