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'''Loź Gyelbs''' ([[Fazul language|Fazul]]: ''Gyelbs Loź'' [[Fazul language#Phonology|[ɟewʃ loʒ]]]; 11 August 1822 – 31 August 1890) was a [[Fazul people|Fazul]] politician who served as the [[List of heads of state of Fazulavaz|fifth]] [[Chancellor of Fazulavaz]] from August 1872 to February 1874 and from December 1874 to April | '''Loź Gyelbs''' ([[Fazul language|Fazul]]: ''Gyelbs Loź'' [[Fazul language#Phonology|[ɟewʃ loʒ]]]; 11 August 1822 – 31 August 1890) was a [[Fazul people|Fazul]] politician who served as the [[List of heads of state of Fazulavaz|fifth]] [[Chancellor of Fazulavaz]] from August 1872 to February 1874 and from December 1874 to April 1880. | ||
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Revision as of 11:37, 1 February 2021
| Loź Gyelbs | |
|---|---|
| 5th Chancellor of the Fazul Republic | |
| In office December 1874 – April 1880 | |
| President | Proyo Ćelka |
| Preceded by | Enyog Vibz |
| Succeeded by | Enyog Vibz |
| In office August 1872 – February 1874 | |
| Preceded by | Leća Makadźi |
| Succeeded by | Enyog Vibz |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Gyelbs Loź 11 August 1822 Fazulavaz |
| Died | 31 August 1890 (aged 68) Fazulavaz |
| Nationality | Fazul |
| Political party | National Development Party |
Loź Gyelbs (Fazul: Gyelbs Loź [ɟewʃ loʒ]; 11 August 1822 – 31 August 1890) was a Fazul politician who served as the fifth Chancellor of Fazulavaz from August 1872 to February 1874 and from December 1874 to April 1880.