In the Mahabharata he is primarily a hero, a chieftain of a tribe, and an ally of the Pandavas, the heroes of the Mahabharata.
The Canadians were enthusiastic about Robey; he was awarded the freedom of the city in London, Ontario, made a chieftain of the Sarcee tribe, and was an honorary guest at a cricket match in Edmonton, Alberta.
When I called Joe Schoendorf at Aria and asked for a demonstration, he probably thought I was a chieftain of industry.
After much wandering in Palestine and Lebanon, he was invited to settle with a chieftain of southern Syria, who adopted him and married him to his eldest daughter.
Mahavira, like the Buddha, was the son of a chieftain of the Kshatriya (warrior) class.
The Syrians, for example, maintained a court overseen by the rais (raʾīs), a chieftain of importance under the Frankish regime.
Logan spoke to a chieftain of the Clan McClean, who aren't at all keen on DNA tests.
IN MARCH, Iván Roberto Duque, a chieftain of Colombia's right-wing paramilitary vigilantes, accused Óscar Trujillo, the mayor of the small town of Aguadas, of killing a congressman.
Chittaurgarh, formerly called Chitrakut (for Chitrang, a chieftain of the Rajputs), lies at the foot of a hillslope on which stands Chitor (or Chittorgarh) hill fort.
The city was founded about 1620 by Churru, a chieftain of the Jats (an agricultural people of northern India), from whom its name is derived.
