List of governors and governors in Styria

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The list of governors and governors gives an overview of the highest politicians and officials of the state of Styria , duchy until 1918, then federal state, from 1940 to 1945 Reichsgau (with different borders).

The rulers were the reigning (arch) dukes of Austria (the only woman in this position was Maria Theresa from 1740–1780), 1804–1918 in personal union as Emperor of Austria . The highest liege lord of the Duchy of Styria was the Roman-German king until 1806, but since the 16th century at the latest, this has always been a Habsburg in personal union.

Since 1920, the formal head of state has been the incumbent Austrian Federal President , and the provincial head the incumbent governor.

Governors in the Duchy of Styria (1236/1237 to 1749)

In the course of the Habsburg inheritance divisions 1379 / 1411–1457 and 1564–1619, Styria (also called Duchy of Styria) formed with the Duchy of Carinthia , Duchy of Krain and the coastal region of Inner Austria . The inner Austrian residence was Graz .

Governors in the Duchy of Styria (1236/1237 to 1494)

Governors in the Duchy of Styria (1494 to 1749)

Governors in the Duchy of Styria (1750 to 1918)

Governors in the Duchy of Styria (1750 to 1852)

  • Franz Ludwig Graf von Kuenburg (1705–1762) 1750–1762
  • Max Probus Count von Wildenstein 1763–1765
  • Karl Leopold Graf von Herberstein (1712–1789) 1765–1781
  • Franz Anton Count von Khevenmüller (1737–1797) 1781–1791
  • Karl Thomas Franz Graf Breuner von Stübing-Fladnitz (1719–1800) 1791–1800
  • Ferdinand Maria Graf Attems (1746-1820) 1801-1820
  • Ignaz Maria Graf Attems (1774–1861) 1820–1852

Governors of the Duchy of Styria (1861 to 1918)

until 1861 the office was not occupied

Governors in the federal state of Styria (1918 to 1938)

Governor, Reich governor of Styria (1938 to 1945)

until March 1940 governor of the state, then Reich governor of the Reichsgau Styria

Governors in the state of Styria (1945 to the present day)

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Johann Baptist von Winklern : Chronological history of the Herzugthums Steyermark. Page 116
  2. Losenstein Castle