1638 state leaders - Events of 1639 - 1640 state leaders - State leaders by year
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Europe Denmark-Norway - Christian IV , King of Denmark and King of Norway (1588 -1648 )England Charles I , King of England (1625 -1649)France Louis XIII , King of France (1610 -1643 )Holy Roman Empire - Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor (1637 -1657 )Moldavia Vasile Lupu , Voivode of Moldavia (1634 - 1653 ).Ottoman Empire Murad IV , Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1623 - 1640 ).Papal States Urban VIII , Bishop of Rome (1623 - 1644 ).Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - Ladislaus IV , King of Poland (1632 - 1648 ).Portugal Philip III , King of Portugal (1621 -1640 )Republic of the Seven United Netherlands Republic of Venice Francesco Erizzo , Doge of Venice (1631 - 1646 ).Russia Michael I , Tsar of Russia (1613 -1645 )Scotland Charles I , King of England (1625 -1649)Spain Philip IV , King of Spain (1621 -1665 )Sweden Christina , Queen of Sweden (1632 - 1654 ).Wallachia Matei Basarab , Voivode of Wallachia (1632 - 1654 ).
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Tamil Nadu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4130 words)
In 1956, the state acquired its present borders when the western portion of Madras state , on the Arabian Sea, was divided between Mysore state (later Karnataka) and the new state of Kerala. In July 1967 Madras state was re-named as Tamil Nadu by Madras State assembly and approved by Indian Parliment in August 1968. The Bellary and South Kanara districts were ceded to Mysore state , and Kerala was formed from the Malabar district and the former princely states of Travancore and Cochin.
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