👉 Prorogues, in French, are a form of state proclamation used in France during the 18th and 19th centuries. These were official declarations that declared war or peace, or announced specific events such as elections or military campaigns. In medieval times, the term "prorogue" referred to a formal declaration by a king or emperor declaring war on another country. However, in modern usage, it is generally used to refer to a state proclamation made by a government official
