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In 1919, he became the fourth governor-general of [[Korea]]. In 1927, he was the Japanese representative to the Geneva Con

...1. The Head of State is Queen Elizabeth II who is represented locally by a Governor-General. There is a bicameral Parliament whose Prime Minister, Baldwin Spencer, has

...minister in the [[Kiniichiro Hiranuma|Hiranuma cabinet]]o in 1939 and the governor-general of Korea in 1942. His ten years in Korea had isolated him from the mainstre

In 1686, Governor-General [[Marquis de Denonville]] ordered [[Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut|Daniel

...e-minister of the Army, in the Meiji era, in 1892. In 1900, he also became governor-general of Formosa (i.e., Taiwan), simultaneously holding the Army Ministry for the

After serving as the second governor-general of Taiwan, and chief of the Tokyo Defense Force, he became war minister in

...word included in its official name. The [[monarch]] is represented by a [[Governor-General]].

...ence of a related rebellion in Lower Canada led the British to replace the governor-general with the [[John George Lambton, Earl of Durham|Earl of Durham]], whom they ...The movement for responsible government continued to grow, and in 1841 the governor-general, [[Sir Charles Bagot]] realized that to govern effectively he would have to

...arles III as its Head of State. The Queen's personal representative is the Governor-General who is appointed on the recommendation of the incumbent Prime Minister. The

...stablishment of Chavacano is June 23, 1635 when the Spanish government via Governor-General Don Juan Cerezo de Salamanca built San José Fort, establishing a permanent

...II]] as its Head of State. The Queen is represented in the Bahamas by a [[Governor-General]] (as of 2009, [[Arthur Dion Hanna]]<ref>[http://www.bahamas.gov.bs/bahamas

...]]. As a boy he spent four years in the Philippines, where his father was Governor-General. Known throughout his life for his brilliant grasp of complexity, he was f