Examples of using Concubines in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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If one did not have at least three wives and four concubines, then that was not normal at all.
He went ahead to keep many concubines, and without much thought, left many seeds behind.
In addition to the boys born concubines Suleiman, who just could theoretically lay claim to the throne,
The tombs of empresses and concubines are placed alongside those of their husbands,
Inside the Citadel was a Forbidden City where only the emperors, concubines, and those close enough to them were granted access;
He had eighteen wives and sixty concubines; he fathered twenty-eight sons and sixty daughters.
Sun Zi divided them into two teams and assigned two of the King's favorite concubines to be the captain of each team.
him lousy food or perhaps he had an argument with his concubines, so he was in a very bad mood.
Whose memories are erased the moment we leave them! We have sex with concubines.
Other sons from the consort, concubines, and mistresses would be given titles one rank lower than their father.
The men were slaughtered, the women were taken as concubines and the children were adopted or became servants and slaves.
Alexander believed Darius, who was known to surround himself with eunuchs and concubines, to be a weak man.
with his entire household following him; but he left ten concubines to take care of the palace.
Until the 20th century, Japanese emperors usually had a chief wife and several concubines, all of whom were members of noble families.
That upon my death, my wife would kill all my concubines' sons. I never could have known.
The French diplomat Dominique Busno when visiting Morocco in 1704 recorded that the Sultan has the 1171 children from four official wives and 500 concubines.
In 1595, all 19 of Mehmet III's brothers were murdered and his father's pregnant concubines drowned at sea.
but left ten concubines behind to take care of the house.
Bao Dai also lived here with his lovers,“concubines”, Mong Diep
Nurhaci had exchanged wives and concubines with the Khalkha Mongols since 1594,