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princedom::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | principality |
| Type of | demesne, domain, land |
| Derivation | prince |
princedom::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | rank |
| Derivation | prince |
Examples of princedom
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In the 10th century, the area passed under control of the Slavic princedom of Tmutarakan.
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This aggressive behavior brought created a complicated situation and many enemies to the princedom.
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In the 9th century it became the capital of a short-lived princedom and was fortified with a ring of defensive walls.
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The way to judge the strength of a princedom is to see whether it can defend itself, or whether it needs to depend on allies.
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By the end of the 12th century, the princedom was one of the strongest in Eastern Europe, so that Smolensk dynasty frequently controlled the Kievan throne.
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One wonders what might have happened to Houseman had the Great Depression not ejected him from his merchant princedom in the grain-trading business.
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Thus, in 1080, the foundations of the independent Armenian princedom of Cilicia, and the future kingdom, were laid under Ruben's leadership.
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Machiavelli suggested they should treat the church as a princedom, like the Borgia family had, in order to conquer Italy, and found new modes and orders.
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Machiavelli discusses the recent history of the Church as if it were a princedom that was in competition to conquer Italy against other princes.
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- The dignity or rank or position of a prince
- Principality: territory ruled by a prince
- The jurisdiction, sovereignty, rank, or estate of a prince
