| Nawab, English nabob, deputy ruler, or viceroy, under the Mughal rule of India. |
| The viceroy pursued, and towards evening came up with the sternmost, having left his own fleet far behind. |
| Bosnia Herzegovina, for example, while it has a seat at the United Nations, is also administered by an international viceroy, Lord Paddy Ashdown. |
| In Egypt the Ottoman viceroy Muḥammad ʿAlī was laying the foundations for independent power. |
| The following May he succeeded Badoglio as governor-general and viceroy in Abyssinia. |
| He is to be shadowed by a Russian-appointed viceroy and has little control over the armed forces. |
