Similar words: laudatory, feudal, feudal lord, feudalism, feudalistic, feudal system, mandatory, predatory. Meaning: ['fjuːdətɔrɪ /-tərɪ] n. a person holding a fief; a person who owes allegiance and service to a feudal lord. adj. 1. of or pertaining to the relation of a feudal vassal to his lord 2. owing feudal allegiance to or being subject to a sovereign.
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1. It remained feudatory to India until 1365.
2. Thou act, that is, cut feudatory invasion, sparse human osteosarcoma.
3. The feudatory system is an important part of Chinese ancient state system of government.
4. At the time of the long-term wars, every feudatory states pay attention to military affairs gradually in order to end chaos of the wars and separatist regimes, make China unify at last.
5. Gray multidimensional comprehensive feudatory degree evaluation on main agronomic characters was conducted with 6 varieties.
6. Mou, the prince of Wei, received his feudatory in Zhongshan. So, he was called Zhongshan Prince Mou.
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7. Chu was the most expansive feudatory nation in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period. Chu culture has become an important part of the Chinese culture over the period of over 800 years.
8. In the violent period of Bakumatsu, many samurai ran the risk of treason to quit feudatory.
9. Local self - government and national autonomy are the basic features of the feudatory system.
10. Although the hereditary title system completely withdraws from the historical arena and is transforms the feudatory to eat the feud.
11. The most influential systems constructed by Duke Zhou include the patriarchal clan system, feudatory system, hereditary system and legal system.
12. And considering the force of Ming and suzerain - feudatory system some officials in the frontier are actually adopt the policy of supporting Li' s to oppose Mo' s.
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