interregent (Meaning)

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interregent (n.)

A person who discharges the royal functions during an interregnum.

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In the absence of the monarch, the interregent assumed temporary leadership duties, ensuring continuity in governance.
The interregent played a crucial role in maintaining stability during the transitional period between rulers.
An interregent council was established to oversee administrative affairs during the interregnum.
The interregent's decisions were guided by the principles of maintaining order and upholding the values of the kingdom.
The interregent's term was marked by diplomatic negotiations and efforts to bridge gaps between conflicting factions.
As an interregent, his responsibilities included representing the monarchy in ceremonial functions.
The interregent's authority was limited to the duration between the reigns of two successive rulers.
The interregent's wise governance during the monarch's illness earned respect from the court and citizens alike.
The interregent faced the challenge of balancing the interests of various noble houses during the power vacuum.
During the interregent period, the kingdom experienced a period of reflection and reform as leaders prepared for the new ruler's ascent.

A person who discharges the royal functions during an interregnum.

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In the absence of the monarch, the interregent assumed temporary leadership duties, ensuring continuity in governance.

The interregent played a crucial role in maintaining stability during the transitional period between rulers.

An interregent council was established to oversee administrative affairs during the interregnum.

The interregent's decisions were guided by the principles of maintaining order and upholding the values of the kingdom.