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However, the remaining electors accepted neither
Sigismund's election nor his right to act as Elector of Brandenburg. Sigismund, had ruled Brandenburg since 1378 but in 1388 had pawned it to his cousin, Jobst. Jobst argued that his rule over Brandenburg - even as a pawn - entailed its electoral vote,
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Wenceslaus, who had not taken part in the previous elections, agreed to cast his vote, thus accepting his deposition of 1400, in exchange for being confirmed as King of
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