Noun:

રેક્ટરશિપની,

electorship's Usage Examples:

fought those of the Catholic cathedral chapter for the right to hold the electorship and the archdiocese in the so-called Cologne War or Seneschal War.

elected professional in the National Sculpture Society in 2009 followed by electorship as a Fellow in 2014.

Ernestine cousin John Frederick I and the Imperial promise of the Saxon electorship, then held by John Frederick.

after his death, and also as a pre-condition for obtaining the coveted electorship.

After the Ernest Augustus had received the new ninth prince-electorship from Emperor Leopold I in 1692 and went on to rule as Elector of Hanover.

November 27, 1974 – Revised electorship to be a right, not a privilege.

The principal reason for his refusal to do so is generally regarded as his hate for his Ernestine cousin John Frederick I and the Imperial promise of the Saxon electorship, then held by John Frederick.

Brunswick-Lüneburg 22 November 1682 Celle (annulled 1694) two children The electorship became effective under his rule.

November 27, 1974 – Revised electorship to be a "right," not a "privilege.

After the Battle of Mühlberg, Johann Friedrich der Großmütige, had to cede territory (including Wittenberg) and the electorship to his.

His father, as part of the conditions he had to fulfil to acquire an electorship, had adopted primogeniture, thus disinheriting younger sons.