viceroys

the wife of a viceroy

viceroys who were often no better than bandits.

When Britain ruled India, the British King was represented there by a viceroy.

The viceroy was responsible for governing a particular province in the colonial era.

The viceroy resided in a grand palace overlooking the city.

The viceroy's decision was met with mixed reactions from the public.

The viceroy hosted a lavish banquet for visiting dignitaries.

The viceroy traveled with a large entourage of advisors and guards.

The viceroy's term in office was marked by significant economic growth.

The viceroy was known for his strict adherence to protocol and etiquette.

The viceroy's palace was a symbol of colonial power and authority.

The viceroy presided over important ceremonies and events in the colony.

The viceroy's role was to represent the interests of the colonial government in the region.

" You will not be so pleased when you hear what I have to say, Viceroy."

Caleb, the son of the viceroy of Egypt, entered every day early, and retired late.

Before long, the viceroy received a videotape recording.

Vice versa, the viceroy wanted to kill him.

With a view to safety, the viceroy kept high vigilance.

The sums spent upon the reception of a new viceroy of Peru, for example, have frequently been enormous.

One of the viceroy's vigorous soldiers had even been a victim.

Thankfully, just a few months before his death, Otto II reconciled with his  mother and made her his viceroy.

The viceroy of New Spain had invited them to test the young woman's knowledge by posing the most difficult questions they could muster.

The one on the right might look like a monarch but it's a different kind of butterfly called a viceroy.