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lieutenant general; sub-king (Скоробогатов); viceroy; posadnik (governor of medieval Russian city or oblast who was appointed by a prince or elected by citizens); viceregent (Viceregent is a term that is typically used in a political context, while vicegerent is more commonly used in a religious context.  thecontentauthority.com MichaelBurov); vicegerent (Viceregent refers to someone who is appointed to govern in the place of a monarch or ruler. Vicegerent, on the other hand, refers to someone who is appointed to act as a representative of a higher power, such as a deity or a spiritual leader. thecontentauthority.com MichaelBurov); vice-gerent (Viceregent is a term that is typically used in a political context, while vicegerent is more commonly used in a religious context. thecontentauthority.com MichaelBurov); vice-regent (Viceregent refers to someone who is appointed to govern in the place of a monarch or ruler. Vicegerent, on the other hand, refers to someone who is appointed to act as a representative of a higher power, such as a deity or a spiritual leader. thecontentauthority.com MichaelBurov); vice-regent (MichaelBurov) |
