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Elector

Germany · Government / Government of Germany. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

13Records
1423–1777Date range
13Named people
3Places

Chronological records

1423

John the Constant Burgundy, 1st1423

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1428

Frederick II1428

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1464

Ernest1464

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1611

John George I1611

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1619

George William1619

Berlin · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Brandenburg

1656

John George II1656

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1680

John George III1680

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1691

John George IV1691

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1694

Frederick Augustus I1694

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1733

Frederick Augustus II1733

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1743

Charles Theodore1743

Palatinate · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of the Palatinate

1763

Frederick Christian1763

Saxony · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of Saxony

1777

Charles Theodore Bavaria1777

Palatinate · Government / Government of Germany

Appointed Elector of the Palatinate & Bavaria

Names involved

Charles TheodoreCharles Theodore BavariaErnestFrederick Augustus IFrederick Augustus IIFrederick ChristianFrederick IIGeorge WilliamJohn George IJohn George IIJohn George IIIJohn George IVJohn the Constant Burgundy, 1st

Provenance

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