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| Mihály Csáky
| 1556–1571
| John Sigismund Zápolya
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| Ferenc Forgách
| 1571–1575
| Stephen Báthory
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| Imre Sulyok
| 1576–1578
| Stephen Báthory
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| Márton Berzeviczy
| 1578–1586
| Stephen Báthory
| for Stephen Báthory in Poland
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| Farkas Kovacsóczy
| 1578–1594
| Stephen Báthory,
From 1586: Sigismund Báthory
| for voivodes Christopher Báthory and Sigismund Báthory until 1586
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| István Jósika
| 1594–1598
| Sigismund Báthory
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| Demeter Naprágyi
| 1598–1600
| Rudolf,
From August 1598: Sigismund Báthory,
From March 1599: Andrew Báthory
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| Vacant
| 1600–1603
| Michael the Brave,
From 1601: Sigismund Báthory,
From 1602: Rudolf
| headed by a secretary of the Chancellery
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| János Jacobinus
| 1603
| Mózes Székely
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| Mihály Káthay
| 1604–1606
| Rudolf,
From 1605, Stephen Bocskay
| appointed by Stephen Bocskay.
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| Vacant
| 1606–1607
| Stephen Bocskay
| Secretary: Simon Péchi
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| János Petki
| 1607–1608
| Sigismund Rákóczi
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| István Kendi
| 1608–1610
| Gabriel Báthory
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| János Imreffy
| 1610–1611
| Gabriel Báthory
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| Vacant
| 1611–1613
| Gabriel Báthory
| Secretary: György Hidy
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| Simon Péchi
| 1613–1621
| Gabriel Bethlen
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| Vacant
| 1621–1622
| Gabriel Bethlen
| Secretary: István Kovacsóczy
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| István Kovacsóczy
| 1622–1634
| Gabriel Bethlen,
From 1629, Catherine of Brandenburg,
In 1630, Stephen Bethlen,
From December 1630, George I Rákóczi
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| Vacant
| 1634–1656
| George I Rákóczi,
From 1648, George II Rákóczi
| Master of the Judgement: István Kassai (1634–1644),
Secretary: János Szalárdi (1644–1649),
Secretary: János Pálóczi Horváth (1649–1656)
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| Mihály Mikes
| 1656–1660
| George II Rákóczi,
1657–1658: disputed Prince Francis Rhédey
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János Bethlen
Acting Chancellor: Farkas Bethlen (1676–1677)
| 1659–1676
1677–1678
| Ákos Barcsay,
From 1661, John Kemény,
From 1662, Michael I Apafi
| appointed by Ákos Barcsay, when Mihály Mikes still held the office
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| Farkas Bethlen
| 1678–1679
| Michael I Apafi
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| Vacant
| 1679–1688
| Michael I Apafi
| the distribution of functions among several persons
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| Mihály Teleki
| 1688–1690
| Michael I Apafi
Field Marshal Antonio Caraffa
| appointed by Leopold I, Transylvania was occupied
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| Transylvanian Court Chancellery
| Since 1694
| Habsburg rule
| Diploma Leopoldinum end of the independent Transylvania
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The Transylvanian Court Chancellery was established in 1694, according to the Diploma Leopoldinum, modeled on its Hungarian counterpart. Leopold I also created the Gubernium ("Governorate") which was the main governmental body of Transylvania until the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867.
During the reign of Joseph II the Hungarian and Transylvanian Court Chancelleries were merged in 1787. The King withdrew his, among others, regulation on his deathbed.
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| Date
| Note
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| Miklós Bethlen
| 1691–1708
| Chancellor
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| Sámuel Kálnoky
| 1694–1706
| Court Chancellor
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| Pál Ráday
| 1707–1710 (?)
| Director of Francis II Rákóczi's Transylvanian Chancellery
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| Zsigmond Kornis
| 1710–1713
| Court Chancellor; Governor (1713–1731)
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| János Bornemisza
| 1713–1740
| Chancellor
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| László Gyulaffi
| 1740–1754
| Court Chancellor
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| Gábor Bethlen
| 1754–1765
| Court Chancellor
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| Samuel von Brukenthal
| 1766–1777
| Chancellor; Chairman of the Gubernium (1774–1777), Governor (1777–1787)
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| Károly Jeromos Pálffy
| 1787–1791
| Court Chancellor of Hungary and Transylvania
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| Sámuel Teleki
| 1791–1822
| Court Chancellor
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| Miklós Jósika
| 1822–1834
| Lord Chancellor
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| Vacant
| 1834–1837
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| Elek Nopcsa
| 1837–1844
| Court Chancellor
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| Vacant
| 1844–1846
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| Sámuel Jósika
| 1846–1848
| Court Chancellor
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| Vacant
| 1848–1860
| Chancellery was disbanded by Francis Joseph after the Hungarian Revolution of 1848
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| Ferenc Kemény
| 1860–1861
| Chancellor
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| Ferenc Nádasdy
| 1861–1865
| Court Chancellor
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| Ferenc Haller
| 1865–1867
| Court Chancellor
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