vassalage
IPA: vˈæsʌɫɪdʒ
noun
- The state of being a vassal.
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Examples of "vassalage" in Sentences
- Armenian vassalage was sent to the Mongols.
- He established vassalage in Bosnia and Raska.
- I believe that the emphasis on vassalage is correct.
- As a result, Melitene pledged vassalage to the Empire.
- He besieged Salerno and Arechis submitted to vassalage.
- It has wrongly been held to be the origin of vassalage.
- Babylon was occupied, and Babylonia reduced to vassalage.
- There were thus different levels of lordship and vassalage.
- However, I think Wiesehofer does not use the term vassalage.
- Charlemagne besieged Salerno, and Arechis submitted to vassalage.
- The whole world shall be in vassalage to me, but it shall be a vassalage of peace.
- My preceding letters, dearest mother, have enabled you to form some idea of the Hebrew vassalage, which is one of the peculiarities of Egypt.
- The absorption of the Danelaw by Wessex left the Celtic fringe in Scotland and Wales independent under a vague kind of vassalage to the king.
- The occasion of this cession was probably some league of mutual defence against the Franks, which Cassiodorus could without dishonesty represent as a kind of vassalage of Burgundy to Ostrogothia.
- "I am glad to learn of your humility and pleased to know that I need not call your vassalage to your memory, but I fear that in the darkness you have less regard for either than you now pretend in the light of day."
- He told the French ambassadors a month after the arrest that Barneveld had been endeavouring, during and since the Truce negotiations, to bring back the Provinces, especially Holland, if not under the dominion of, at least under some kind of vassalage to Spain.
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