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| Preceded by Heinrich von Reuss | Diocesan Governor of Christianssand stiftamt 1746–1751 | Succeeded by Frederik Adeler |
| Preceded by Heinrich von Reuss | County Governor of Nedenæs amt 1746–1751 | Succeeded by Frederik Adeler |
| Preceded by Frederik Adeler | County Governor of Kalundborg, Dragsholm, Sæbygaard and Holbaek amter 1751–1768 | Succeeded by Eiler Christopher von Ahlefeldt |
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