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rdfs:label	Reichsverweser (de) Reichsverweser (nl) Reichsverweser (en) Regentes da Suécia (pt) Riksföreståndare (sv)
rdfs:comment	Ein Reichsverweser nimmt die Vertretung des Monarchen während einer Thronvakanz wahr, also bei längerer Abwesenheit des Königs oder in der Zeit zwischen dessen Tod und der Thronbesteigung seines Nachfolgers. Der Begriff Verweser kommt von althochdeutsch firwesan und bedeutet „jemandes Stelle/Wesen vertreten“. (de) Reichsverweser is een titel uit de Duitse geschiedenis. Een Reichsverweser vervangt een vorst tijdens diens afwezigheid, of na diens dood. Een ander woord is Regent. (nl) Riksföreståndare är en temporär eller ställföreträdande statschef i en stat med monarkiskt statsskick. Titeln infördes i de skandinaviska länderna på 1400-talet som en översättning av den tyska titeln Reichsverweser. I en republik kan motsvarande roll gå under benämningen interimspresident. (sv) Quando não havia um rei, ou este estava indisponível para reinar, era nomeado temporariamente um chefe de estado com o título de riksföreståndare (regente do reino). Esta denominação foi introduzida na Suécia em 1438. Durante o período da União de Calmar – juntando as coroas da Dinamarca, Noruega e Suécia – esta designação era igualmente usada para o representante do rei no país em causa. (pt)
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