Examples of using Nomadic tribes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Great Wall of China was built by the Han Chinese to keep out the nomadic tribes from the north.
But these nomadic tribes were actually fascinated with the Amarr religion,
The first nomadic tribes appeared on the territory of the Republic of Belarus at the end of the III- beginning of the II millennium BC.
Until those truly extreme conditions developed, the nomadic tribes lived in peace and a sort of symbiosis with the settled, agricultural population.
In the beginning of the 13th century Genghis Khan united the nomadic tribes under his authority and immediately put forward his army to conquer China.
has persisted as the swarthy nomadic tribes of modern Arabs.
but Bedouins and nomadic tribes do occasionally pass through.
A Deel is a form of patterned clothing that's been worn for centuries by Mongols and other nomadic tribes in Central Asia.
In an effort to enlist the hostile or indifferent nomadic tribes of the Najd, it was agreed that the Jews should visit with their chieftains
The Chinese core area tried to pacify and conquer Central Asia's nomadic tribes and trading towns which it considered barbarian by continuous expansion,
even complex road networks- are upending earlier views of archaeologists who argued that the Amazon had been relatively untouched by humans except for small, nomadic tribes….
the thousand-year-old cities to the caravanserais of the silk roads, the nomadic tribes to the centuries old bazaars,
Once a nomadic tribe.
And he talks about a nomadic tribe, called the Evenki.
Let it be the coincidence that every nomadic tribe has an own cocktail….
Each nomadic tribe has its own process.
What are you, like, from some weird, nomadic tribe?
But another Asian nomadic tribe, the Avars, conquered the Hungarian plain and held it for two centuries,
named after the Jasz people, a nomadic tribe that settled in Hungary in the 13th century.
At an unknown date during the early centuries of the Christian era this nomadic tribe was driven out of its erstwhile habitat in the Urals