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number of Dutch cities, where they replaced the old system of co-option of regenten with a system of democratically elected representatives. This enabled them

in 1795, the Dutch elite of Cape Town – known locally in Dutch as the regenten or bestuurs-elite - quickly developed a sense of class solidarity with

Sayajirao gaekwad III". gaekwadsofbaroda.in. Retrieved 15 March 2025. "Regenten - Residenzschloss Heidecksburg in Rudolstadt". Residenzschloss Heidecksburg

Stadtholderless Period, with political control vested in the urban patricians or Regenten. This maximised the influence of the States of Holland and Amsterdam, the

The close call at Nijmegen had caused significant unrest among the Dutch regenten, and they were now determined to take decisive action. In response, they

agreements with Britain, Dutch statesman Anthonie Heinsius and his fellow regenten were outraged. The Dutch issued a reply to the resolution wherein they

regent's hymn) in which the words "unserm König" were replaced by "dem Regenten (the regent)" in the title and in the first stanza, and also "edler König"

Promnitzschen Residentz-Stadt Sorau in Niederlausitz, Und Deroselben Regenten Kirchen- und Regiment-Sachen, Wie auch Gelehrten Leuthen Und Sonderbahren

officially prohibited from influencing city politics, but since the ruling regenten were all members of these guilds, that was quite hard to do. Once a year

Dutch.) Valckenier being the Dutch form of falconer. Groeneweg, I. (1995) Regenten in het zwart: vroom en deftig? In: R. Falkenburg, e.a. (red) Beeld en zelfbeeld