Noun:

લશ્કરી ગવર્નર,

military governor's Usage Examples:

Roman-Simeon received the title of patrikios and was named military governor or strategos of the theme of Abydos.

He was a Shatuo military governor (Jiedushi) during the late Tang Dynasty and was key to developing.

West Circuit (山南西道), expelling the military governor Niu Xu (牛勗) and claiming the title of acting military governor.

Shahralanyozan was an Iranian officer who served as the military governor of Sasanian Egypt during the 620s.

(or deputy) of Hirg-Higo, according to some sources part of the time cumulating with the office of wali (regular military governor) of Massawa, the present.

Then in 1856 Negros was raised to the category of a politico-military province, Don Emilio Saravia being the first politico-military governor.

An automobile mechanic by profession, Magsaysay was appointed military governor of Zambales.

In fall 623, the Tang general Fu Gongshi, who had served as the deputy of the powerful general Li Fuwei the Prince of Wu as the military governor of the lower Yangtze region, rebelled against Tang rule while Li Fuwei was at Chang'an, declaring himself the Emperor of Song.

On 12 June, Porter ordered Newton to deliver letters to various military governors, as well as the admiral stationed in Jamaica, and also to suppress piracy.

gave an order to Colonel Peacocke, the military governor of Lisbon, to rout up this coterie.

By 875 he had repeatedly defeated Xue Chong (薛崇) the military governor of Tianping Circuit (天平, headquartered in modern Tai"an, Shandong).

Synonyms:

margrave, burgrave, governor,

Antonyms:

noblewoman, Lady,