Examples of using Chiefdoms in English and their translations into German
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We hope that the concept of the successful peace building project will be extended to other chiefdoms.
Nearly all cultural units in in red(„feudal states“) and many Chiefdoms(blue and green) are marked with triangles, i. e.
The opposing parties in these cases were individuals,neighbours, neighbouring communities and even chiefdoms.
The festival started with a soccer tournament with teams from all 6 chiefdoms that had been targeted in the peace project.
Thus, indigenous societies that lived in small, loosely organized groups based around the family weremore easily subjugated than populous kingdoms or chiefdoms.
Indeed, every civilization coexisted with other chiefdoms and alliances, so that hundreds of different civilizations lived in areas that were often not extensive.
The Kono District is situated in the Eastern Province of Sierra Leone andcontains 14 chiefdoms, each headed by a Paramount Chief.
The British tookgreat care to cultivate rivalries between the 14 chiefdoms to ensure they would never again unite and challenge British hegemonic ambitions throughout the region.
Xhosa is a very heterogeneous and complex language,originating from a large and diversif ied group with many chiefdoms and clans.
Then, from the thirteenth century to the Acts of Union ofthe sixteenth century, it absorbed Wales(then a disunited collection of chiefdoms that was united only briefly) into its political and administrative system, while tolerating the survival of a distinct Welsh language and culture.
For example, the Aztecs settled in the region of Mexico between the twelfth and thirteenth centuries,although other groups lived there in a sort of confederation of chiefdoms.
The Sip Song Chau Tai or Sipsong Chu Thai("Twelve Tai cantons";; or; or) was a confederation of Tai Dam("Black Tai"), Tai Dón("White Tai")and Tai Daeng("Red Tai") chiefdoms in the north-west of today's Vietnam, dating back at least to the 17th century.
They served as mosquito protection but also as flags to adorn people or weapons in dance, war and festivals, oras a medium of exchange within Fiji society to seal relationships between chiefdoms.
ISBN 0-517-58222-8* Hudson, Charles M.,"Knights of Spain, Warriors of the Sun:Hernando De Soto and the South's Ancient Chiefdoms", University of the Georgia Press.
Kotokolia is a chiefdom in Togo which began in the 18th century.
An Islamic scholar, at a town called Maka Barri Chiefdom, southern Sierra Leone.
You see," he says,"My grandfather was a chief before me andhe was the owner of all the wild animals in his chiefdom.
Competition and warfare seem to have characterized the Rosario phase, and the regional survey data suggests the existence of an unoccupiedbuffer zone between the San José Mogote chiefdom and those to the south and east Marcus and Flannery 1996.
Theories==Elman Service defined four classifications of the stages of social evolution which are also the four levels of political organizations: band,tribe, chiefdom, and state.
Some weeks later representatives of YMCA Aberdeen, the partnerbranch of CVJM Stift Quernheim, representatives of the Taiama YMCA and the Development Secretary of the NationalCouncil once again drove to the Kori Chiefdom to identify the potential beneficiary villages.
In the year 400 BC. M. Became the center Almirador inhabited andchair of the powerful chiefdom chiefdom.
The Columbian Settlements chiefdom with stones Diquís spheres are the first cultural World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Democratic elections of Chiefdom Councillors and a well balanced re-assignment of key positions in the chiefdom administration.