Glossary entry

Hungarian term or phrase:

Helytartótanács

English translation:

Royal Council of Governor

Jan 24, 2002 15:19
22 yrs ago
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Hungarian term

Helytartótanács

Hungarian to English Other History history
18-19. sz-i magyar történelem

Proposed translations

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Royal Council of Governors

Considering that according to the Magyar nagylexikon Helytartótanács was the "most important central governing body of Hungary and the pivot of exercising the royal executive power" we have to come up with a name that will reflect both the history and the function. In the same reference material you can find the hierarchy of the council which will remind you of a Senate. The name Royal Senate would also be descriptive enough, however the name Senate may be slightly confusing because of association with other periods of history when there was a senate in power. The recommended term is easily understandable by modern-day readers as well, because it expresses the period (kingdom) and the function (council) and the composition (governors or helytartók).
Peer comment(s):

agree Eva Blanar
25 mins
agree Olga Simon
1 hr
agree Palaca
19 hrs
agree patakikata : but I wouldn't say 'royal'
1 day 7 hrs
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44 mins

Vicegerent's counsellor

A "Vicegerent" is someone who was appointed as an administrative deputy of a king or magistrate (like what the Habsburges had in Hungary).

"Counsellor" is clear - I think it is much better than "advisor".

References: Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Andrea Nemeth-Newhauser : A "counsellor" jelentése tanácsos, nem tanács.
38 mins
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1 hr

vice-regal council or council of governor-general

A nagy Országh szerint az utóbbi a jó.
Peer comment(s):

agree Csaba Ban : így van (2. verzió). Ország et al, új nagyszótárban benne van. google keresés: indiai és magyar oldalak jönnek ki.
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