vizier

the vizier advised the king on matters of state

the vizier was known for his wisdom and intelligence

the vizier served as the chief minister in the royal court

the vizier was a trusted advisor to the ruler

the vizier's role was crucial in the decision-making process

the vizier was responsible for implementing the king's orders

the vizier's influence extended throughout the kingdom

the vizier's loyalty to the crown was unwavering

the vizier was a key figure in the royal administration

the vizier's counsel was sought in times of crisis

Then turning to his grand vizier, he showed him the gems and talked privately to him for some minutes.

The real power now lay with Tut's vizier, or chief minister, and one of the army generals.

Perhaps the vizier or the general decided to get rid of Tut.

The captured enslaved boys could rise to the high position of a vizier in the Ottoman government.

But in the 3rd dynasty, King Djoser moved the capital to Memphis, and with his vizier Imhotep began a grand plan of building with stone.

She went into a long room, but when she saw the Sultan, his Vizier, and all his slaves, she was very afraid.

It is, therefore, more natural for him to resign it to a vizir, 26 and to invest him with the same power as himself. The creation of a vizier is a fundamental law of this government.