The boundaries of the variouschieftainships will be told them, and will be clearly defined hereafter by officers sent round for that purpose.
The succession to chieftainships to be dependent on approval of our Government.
Thus the townships of each colony entered into a closer union with one another for military purposes, and so arose the separate chieftainships or petty kingdoms of early England.
The western colony was beginning to raise itself into a great power, under its fierce and strong old king Penda, who seems to have consolidated all the petty chieftainships of the Midlands into a single fairly coherent kingdom.
At these, the chieftainships are all entitled to representation.
These two chieftainships embrace the lesser ones, and divide the nation into two parties.
It is in this way that the line of chieftainships is continually deflected or refreshed, and family dynasties broken up.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chieftainships" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
