voivode , także: voivod

Indeed, only one room was left, which the Voivode took for the night.

And so in silence the Voivode passed out of the hall.

He served as a deputy of the voivode from 1998 to 2001.

The voivode wanted to secure a land link to his ally.

In 1775 he resigned his voivode office and retreated from politics.

They didn't know, however, that he had been sent there as a voivode.

In 1637, after his father's death, he became the voivode of Poznań.

The operation caused great pain to the old voivode, who died two days later, on the morning of July 2, 1504.

If only the Voivode should be on the upper stage, all would be well.

When the Voivode had finished speaking, there was a prolonged silence.

The Voivode is, I think, like a man in a dream.

When the Voivode ceased to speak, all still remained silent and standing.

The office was attached to that of the Voivode in the 1460s.

Then he asked for details of the capture of the Voivode.

She was nominated as a Voivode on December 14, 2010.

In 1607 he also became the voivode of Smolensk.

At the same time, he conferred the title voivode on his brother Christopher in 1576.

He was a Voivode of Lublin from 2005 to 2007.

Despite his alleged father's rank, he never became Voivode.

The title voivode was first documented specifically in 1199.

In the same year, he became the Voivode of Transylvania.

Thereafter they were employed by the voivode who appointed and dismissed them at will.

His voivode title is documented by the earliest royal charter from 1199.

However, the voivode had numerous supporters, who were disgusted by the cruel act.

So that when the Voivode was away on his country's service, his daughter should be closely guarded.