Titus Livius Maiorescu

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Nativitas: 15 Februarii 1840; Craiova
Obitus: 18 Iunii 1917; Bucaresta
Patria: Romania

Officium

Officium: Prime Minister of Romania, member of the Senate of Romania, member of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania
Munus: legatus, philologus, philosophus, Causidicus, criticus litterarum, politicus
Patronus: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University

Consociatio

Factio: Conservative Party
Religio: Ecclesiae Orthodoxae

Familia

Genitores: Ioan Maiorescu;

Memoria

Sepultura: Bellu Cemetery, Central cemetery of Chișinău
Titus Livius Maiorescu

Titus Livius Maiorescu (Dacoromanice Titu (Liviu) Maiorescu; natus Craiovae die 15 Februarii 1840; mortuus Bucurestiis die 18 Iunii 1917) fuit primus minister Romaniae.

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Honores[recensere | fontem recensere]

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Primi ministri Romaniae
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Principatus Romaniae
(1861–1881)

Barbu Catargiu · Apostolus Arsache · Nicolaus Crețulescu · Michael Kogălniceanu · Constantinus Bosianu · Nicolaus Crețulescu · Lascăr Catargiu · Princeps Ioannes Ghica · Constantinus A. Crețulescu · Stephanus Golescu · Nicolaus Constantinus Golescu · Ioannes Constantinus Brătianu · Princeps Demetrius Ghica · Alexander G. Golescu · Manuel Constantinus Epureanu · Princeps Ioannes Ghica · Lascăr Catargiu · Ioannes Emmanuel Florescu · Manuel Constantinus Epureanu · Ioannes Constantinus Brătianu

Regnum Romaniae
(1881–1947)

Demetrius C. Brătianu · Ioannes Constantinus Brătianu · Theodorus Rosetti · Lascăr Catargiu · Ioannes Emmanuel Florescu · Lascăr Catargiu · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Petrus S. Aurelian · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Princeps Georgius Cantacuzino · Petrus P. Carp · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Princeps Georgius Cantacuzino · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Ioannes Brătianu · Petrus P. Carp · Titus Livius Maiorescu · Ioannes Brătianu · Alexander Averescu · Alexander Marghiloman · Constantinus Coandă · Ioannes Brătianu · Arthurus Văitoianu · Alexander Vaida-Voevod · Alexander Averescu · Tache Ionescu · Ioannes Brătianu · Alexander Averescu · Princeps Barbu Stirbey · Ioannes Brătianu · Vintilă Brătianu · Iulius Maniu · Georgius Mironescu · Iulius Maniu · Georgius Mironescu · Nicolaus Iorga · Alexander Vaida-Voevod · Iulius Maniu · Alexander Vaida-Voevod · Ioannes Duca · Constantinus Angelescu · Georgius Tătărescu · Octavianus Goga · Patriarcha Myron Cristea · Armandus Călinescu · Georgius Argeşanu · Constantinus Argetoianu (1939) · Georgius Tătărescu (1939) · Ioannes Gigurtu (1940) · Ioannes Antonescu (1940) · Iulius Maniu (1944) · Constantinus Sănătescu (1944) · Nicolaus Rădescu (1944) · Petrus Groza (1945)

Res publica Romana
popularis vel socialistica
(1947–1989)

Petrus Groza (1947) · Georgius Gheorghiu-Dej (1952) · Chivu Stoica (1955) · Ioannes Maurer (1961) · Manea Mănescu (1974) · Elias Verdeţ (1979) · Constantinus Dăscălescu (1982)

Res publica Romana
(ab anno 1989)

Petrus Roman (1989) · Theodorus Stolojan (1991) · Nicolaus Văcăroiu (1992) · Victor Ciorbea (1996) · Gabriel Dejeu (1998, pro tempore) · Radu Vasile (1998) · Alexander Athanasiu (1999, pro tempore) · Mugur Isărescu (1999) · Hadrianus Năstase (2000) · Eugenius Bejinariu (2004, pro tempore) · Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu (2004) · Aemilius Boc (2008) · Cătălin Predoiu (2012, pro tempore) · Michael Răzvan Ungureanu (2012) · Victor Ponta (2012) · Sorin Cîmpeanu (pro tempore 2015) · Dacianus Cioloş (2015) · Sorin Grindeanu (2017) · Michael Tudose (2017) · Michael Viorel Fifor (pro tempore 2018) · Viorica Dăncilă (2018) · Ludovicus Orban (2019) · Nicolaus Ciucă (pro tempore 2020) · Florinus Cîțu (2020) · Nicolaus Ciucă (2021)

Administri rerum exterarum Romaniae
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Principatus Romaniae (1861 - 1881)

Apostolus Arsache · Alexander Cantacuzino · Ioannes Gregorius Ghica · Nicolaus Rosetti-Bălănescu · Alexander Papadopol-Calimah · Ioannes Ghica · Petrus Mavrogheni · Georgius Barbu Știrbei · Stephanus Golescu · Alexander Teriachiu · Stephanus Golescu · Nicolaus Constantinus Golescu · Demetrius Ghica · Nicolaus Calimachi-Catargiu · Alexander G. Golescu · Petrus P. Carp · Nicolaus Calimachi-Catargiu · Gheorghius Costa-Foru · Basilius Boerescu · Ioannes Bălăceanu · Demetrius Cornea · Michael Kogălniceanu · Nicolaus Ionescu · Michael Kogălniceanu · Ioannes I. Câmpineanu · Basilius Boerescu ·

Regnum Romaniae (1881 - 1947)

Demetrius C. Brătianu · Eugenius Stătescu · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Ioannes I. Câmpineanu · Ioannes Constantinus Brătianu · Michael Pherekyde · Petrus P. Carp · Alexander Lahovary · Constantinus Esarcu · Alexander Lahovary · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Constantinus Stoicescu · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Ioannes Lahovary · Alexander Marghiloman · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Ioannes Brătianu · Iacobus Lahovary · Ioannes Lahovary · Demetrius Alexander Sturdza · Ioannes Brătianu · Alexander Djuvara · Titus Livius Maiorescu · Emanuel Porumbaru · Ioannes Brătianu · Alexander Averescu · Constantinus C. Arion · Constantinus Coandă · Ioannes Brătianu · Arthurus Văitoianu · Nicolaus Mişu · Alexander Vaida-Voevod · Duilius Zamfirescu · Tache Ionescu · Georgius Derussi · Ioannes Duca · Ioannes Mitilineu · Barbu Stirbey · Ioannes Brătianu · Nicolaus Titulescu · Georgius Mironescu · Ioannes Mihalache · Constantinus Argetoianu · Demetrius I. G. Ghica · Alexander Vaida-Voevod · Nicolaus Titulescu · Georgius Tătărescu · Nicolaus Titulescu · Victor Antonescu · Istrates Micescu · Georgius Tătărescu · Nicolaus Petrescu-Comnen · Gregorius Gafencu · Ioannes Gigurtu · Constantinus Argetoianu · Michael Manoilescu · Michael R. Sturdza · Ioannes Antonescu · Michael Antonescu · Gregorius Niculescu-Buzești · Constantinus Vișoianu · Georgius Tătărescu · Anna Pauker ·

Res publica Romana Popularis vel Socialistica (1947 - 1989)

Anna Pauker · Simeon Bughici · Gregorius Preoteasa · Ioannes Maurer · Abrahamus Bunaciu · Cornelius Mănescu · George Macovescu · Stephanus Andrei · Elias Văduva · Ioannes Totu · Ioannes Stoian

Res publica Romana (ab anno 1989)

Sergius Celac · Hadrianus Năstase · Theodorus Meleșcanu · Hadrianus Severin · Andreas Pleșu · Petrus Roman · Mircea Geoană · Michael Răzvan Ungureanu · Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu · Hadrianus Cioroianu · Lazarus Comănescu · Christianus Diaconescu · Cătălin Predoiu · Theodorus Baconschi · Christianus Diaconescu · Andreas Marga · Titus Corlățean · Theodorus Meleșcanu · Bogdan Aurescu · Lazarus Comănescu · Theodorus Meleșcanu · Ramona Mănescu · Bogdan Aurescu

Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Romaniae
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