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'''Rea Minouli''' | '''Rea Minouli''' was [[Chief Secretary]] of the Imperial Government of the [[Imperial State of Constancia]] during the course of the 7th and 8th [[Imperial Synkletos]] from 13.I.1686 to 12.I.1694. She worked for the Ministry for Molivadia immediately thereafter as an administrator. | ||
She was appointed Executive Secretary to the High Representative and Supreme Plenipotentiary of the [[Raspur Pact-Occupied Zeed|Military Government of Zeed]] on 26.IX.1701. | |||
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Rea Minouli was Chief Secretary of the Imperial Government of the Imperial State of Constancia during the course of the 7th and 8th Imperial Synkletos from 13.I.1686 to 12.I.1694. She worked for the Ministry for Molivadia immediately thereafter as an administrator.
She was appointed Executive Secretary to the High Representative and Supreme Plenipotentiary of the Military Government of Zeed on 26.IX.1701.
