List of stadtholders for the Low Countries provinces

List of stadtholders for the Low Countries provinces

List of stadtholders for the Low Countries provinces.


=Stadtholders of Holland, Zealand and Utrecht=

The stadtholdership of Holland and Zealand has always been combined. Since the office was instituted there in 1528, the stadtholder of Utrecht has been the same as the one of Holland, with one exception.

In 1572, William of Orange was elected as the stadtholder, although Philip II had appointed a different one.

* Hugo van Lannoy, 1433-1440
* Willem van Lalaing, 1440-1445
* Gozewijn de Wilde, 1445-1448
* Jan van Lannoy, 1448-1462
* Loys of Gruuthuse, 1462-1477
* Wolfert VI van Borselen, 1477-1480
* Joost van Lalaing, 1480-1483
* Jan III van Egmond, 1483-1515
* Henry III of Nassau-Breda, 1515-1521
* Antoon van Lalaing, 1522-1540
* René of Châlon, 1540-1544
* Louis of Flanders, 1544-1546
* Maximilian II of Burgundy, 1547-1558
* William of Orange, 1559-1567
* Maximilian of Hennin, 1567-1573
* Philip of Noircarmes, 1573-1574
* William of Orange, 1572-1584
* Adolf van Nieuwenaar, 1584-1589 (only in Utrecht)
* Maurits of Nassau, 1585-1625
* Frederik Hendrik of Orange, 1625-1647
* William II, Prince of Orange, 1647-1650

First Stadtholderless Period, 1650-1672

* William III of Orange, 1672-1702

Second Stadtholderless Period, 1702-1747

During the Stadtholderless Eras, the provinces of Holland, Zealand and Utrecht were governed by their States free from autocratic intervention. The Second Stadtholderless Era in Holland ended when the Frisian stadtholder became hereditary stadtholder for all provinces of the Dutch Republic.

tadtholders of Friesland

* Floris van Egmond, Count of Buren, 1515-1518
* Willem van Roggendorff, 1518-1521
* Jancko Douwama, 1522
* Georg Schenck van Tautenburg, 1521-1540
* Maximiliaan van Egmond, Count of Buren, 1540-1548
* Jean de Ligne, Count of Arenberg, 1559-1568
* Charles de Brimeu, Count of Megen, 1568-1572
* Gillis van Berlaymont, Lord of Hierges, 1572-1574
* Caspar de Robles, 1574-1576 (according to some sources 1572-1576)
* George van Rennenberg, 1576-1581 (in the service of Phillip II)
* Francisco Verdugo, 1581-1594 (in the service of Phillip II)
* William of Orange, 1580-1584
* Willem Lodewijk, 1584-1620
* Ernst Casimir, 1620-1632
* Hendrik Casimir I, 1632-1640
* Willem Frederik, 1640-1664
* Hendrik Casimir II, 1664-1696
* Johan Willem Friso of Orange-Nassau, 1696-1711
* Willem IV of Nassau, 1711-1747 (subsequently became hereditary stadtholder for all provinces)

tadtholders of Gelre (Guelders)

* Willem van Egmond, 1473-1475
* Willem van Egmond jr., 1475-1476
* Filips van Croy, 1474-1477
* Willem van Egmond jr., 1480-1481
* Adolf III of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein, 1481-1492

* Jan V of Nassau-Vianden-Diez, 1504-1505
* Philip of Burgundy, 1505-1507
* Floris van Egmond, 1507-1511

* René of Châlon, 1543-1544
* Filips van Lalaing, 1544-1555
* Philip de Montmorency, Count of Hoorn, 1555-1560
* Karel van Brimeu, 1560-1572
* Gillis van Berlaymont, 1572-1577
* John I the Old of Nassau, 1578-1581
* Willem IV van den Bergh, 1581-1583
* Adolf van Nieuwenaar, 1584-1589
* Maurice of Nassau, 1590-1625
* Frederick Henry of Orange, 1625-1647
* William II of Orange, 1647-1650First Stadtholderless Era, 1650-1675
* William III of Orange, 1675-1702Second Stadtholderless Era, 1702-1722
* William IV of Orange, 1722-1747 (subsequently became hereditary stadtholder for all provinces)


=Stadtholders of Groningen=

From 1584 to 1594, there were two stadtholders: one appointed by the King of Spain, whose authority was only recognized in the city of Groningen, and one on the side of the United Provinces.

*Cristoffel van Meurs, 1519-1522
*Jasper van Marwijck, 1522-1530
*Karel van Gelre, 1530-1536
*Ludolf Coenders, 1536
*Georg Schenck van Toutenburg, 1536-1540
*Maximiliaan van Egmond, count of Buren, 1540-1548
*Jan van Ligne, count of Arenberg, 1549-1568
*Karel van Brimeu, count of Megen, 1568-1572
*Gillis van Berlaymont, heer van Hierges, 1572-1574
*Caspar van Robles, 1574-1576
*Georges van Lalaing, count of Rennenberg 1576-1581
*Francisco Verdugo, 1581-1594 (from 1584 only recognized in the city of Groningen)
*Willem Lodewijk, 1584-1620 (until 1594 only recognized in the province of Groningen; from 1594 also in the city of Groningen)
*Maurice of Nassau, 1620-1625
*Ernst Casimir, 1625-1632
*Hendrik Casimir I, 1632-1640
*Frederick Henry, 1640-1647
*William II, 1647-1650
*Willem Frederik, 1650-1664
Albertine Agnes of Nassau, regentess for Hendrick Casimir II, 1664-1673
*Hendrik Casimir II, 1664-1696
Henriette Amalia von Anhalt, regentess for Johan Willem Friso, 1696-1707
*Johan Willem Friso of Orange-Nassau, 1696-1711
Marie Louise von Hessen-Kassel, regentess for William IV, 1711-1729
*William IV of Orange, 1711-1747 (subsequently became hereditary stadtholder for all provinces)

tadtholders of Overijssel

*Adolf van Nieuwenaar 1584 - 1589
*Maurice, Prince of Orange 1590 - 1625
*Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange 1625 - 1647
*William II, Prince of Orange (1647 - 1650)
*First Stadtholderless Period (1650 - 1675, this lasted longer than in Holland and Zeeland)
*William III, Prince of Orange 1675-1702
*Second Stadtholderless Period 1702-1747
*William IV, Prince of Orange 1747-1751
*William V, Prince of Orange 1751-1795

(General) Hereditary Stadtholders of the United Provinces

The style was changed from 22 November 1747, when the office was enacted as hereditary in every province, to "Stadhouder-generaal" [Hereditary] 'General Stadholder'
*William IV of Orange, 1747-1751 (had been Stadtholder for all provinces except Holland, Zeeland and Utrecht for some time)
Anne, Princess Royal, regentess for William V, 1751-1759

Marie Louise von Hessen-Kassel, regentess for William V, 1759-1765

Carolina of Orange-Nassau, regentess for William V, 1765-1766
*William V of Orange, 1751-1795
*16 February 1795 office of stadholder was abolished by the Staten-Generaal (now styled Algemene Staten, a Dutch purism, also translating as 'General Estates').


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