Examples of using Dynastic in English and their translations into Japanese
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Jong-Nam, known as an advocate of reform in the North, once told a Japanese newspaper that he opposed his country's dynastic power transfers.
Historically, many currencies were inventory receipts, i.e. with 100% backing secured by a physical inventory of a good(e.g. the wheat currency in Dynastic Egypt).
For the small, costly, and highly trained regular armies, and for the dynastic warfare of the age of Louis XIV, Turenne functioned as the ideal army leader.
And in 1979, yet another coalition of bazaaris, clergy and intellectuals mobilized the streets to end dynastic rule that had prevailed for about 2,500 years.
One example of the European Capitals of Culture showcasing unique regional cultures from around the world is Porto featuring Ryukyu kumiodori in 2001, this being a traditional performing art dating from the Ryukyuan dynastic period in what is now Okinawa.
Dynastic politicians and reckless rulers have contributed to political instability and democratic decay, and South Asians envy the order they see in East Asia.
The end of the cabal aligned Ghandi/Nehru dynastic control of India, is going to give a huge boost to the BRICS alliance plans, to end Nazi tyranny.
Dynastic"banker families" in England had established their monopoly control over finance by setting up the Bank of England as a privately controlled institution which had the appearance of an official government institution.
They didn't create nobles, princes and kings, but instead powerful, dynastic families that had as much influence as the aristocrats of Europe, and even greater riches.
According to Svali,“each ruler represents an area of Europe held under its sway; and each one represents an ancient dynastic bloodline.”.
She would remain lost until, almost three thousand years later, modern Egyptologists reconstructed her damaged inscriptions and restored her to her rightful dynastic place.
Also it's intriguing because it is so huge that it rivals Aegae in this way, but is not actually in that sacred dynastic landscape so is'inferior' in that way- so it's an intriguing mix- perhaps a compromise paid for with silver from the famous Amphipolis mint.
When one examines how dynastic incidence at the state level(for India) or provincial level(for the Philippines) is linked to socio-economic indicators, the results seem to confirm a negative correlation between political dynasties and economic development.
The key to situating‘official nationalism'- willed merger of nation and dynastic empire- is to remember that it developed after, and in reaction to, the popular national movements proliferating in Europe since the 1 820s.
The stone gate beside the Shureimon Gate and the surrounding forest are called"Utaki," and it is said that during the dynastic period, the king prayed at the stone gate for a peaceful trip each time he left the castle.
Along with the first two institutions, the third- a guarantee of citizens' political rights, equality before the law, and the right to be free from any kind of discrimination- has allowed subnational dynastic politics to persist in Indonesia's politics 20 years after Reformasi started in 1998.
Plaques perforated in the center and decorated with scenes incised or carved in relief were particularly widespread in the Second and Third Early Dynastic Periods(2800-2340 BC), and have been found at many sites in Mesopotamian and more rarely in Syria or Iran.
In addition to the numerous representations of musical scenes pictured in temples and tombs from all periods throughout Egypt's dynastic history, we also have access to hundreds of various Ancient Egyptian musical instruments that have been recovered from their tombs.
Dynastic repeated replacement, the new phase, moving into a piece of terrain were also relatively high platform, on which to build a new tomb, the final form we see today, a rare multi-layer structure of multi-dynasty tombs.
The thousands of British families who grew rich on the slave trade, or from the sale of slave-produced sugar, in the 17th and 18th centuries, brushed those uncomfortable chapters of their dynastic stories under the carpet.
