Regency
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Regency is the rule of a regent. It may also refer to:
- Specific periods when a throne was vacant:
- Regency in France, 1715–1723, a.k.a. Régence
- British Regency, 1811–1820
- The Hōjō Regency during the Kamakura shogunate in Japan.
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[edit] Other
- Regency, South Africa
- Albany Regency, New York state political faction, c. 1820–1850
- Regency (Indonesia), class of administrative subdivision. It is inherited from Regentschap, a practice of indirect rule within the Dutch East Indies
- The Regency, Denver, dormitory
[edit] See also
- Regency architecture
- Regency romance, novel genre
- New Regency Productions
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