At the end of the 4th century, a collateral line of the Vakatakas was established by Sarvasena in Vatsagulma (Basim, in Akola district), and the northern line helped the southern to conquer Kuntala (southern Maharashtra).
On the death of his successor in 1398, the countship passed to a collateral line, Foix-Grailly, which in the 15th century became involved through marriage in the affairs of Navarre.
The wish of Shabdrung to build a temple here, however, was fulfilled during the 4th Druk Desi Tenzin Rabgye (1638 96), the first, and only successor of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel (Zhabs-drung Ngag-dbang rNam-rgyal), "a distant cousin from a collateral line descending from the 15th century 'crazy saint' Drukpa Kunley".
And American subsidiaries of Volkswagen and BMW had so much control over the money that they used it as collateral to obtain lines of credit.
Do we want to exclude some or all members of the stem group: that is, species of lines collateral to the extant bird group, but closer to birds than to their closest living relatives (the crocodilians)?
In every category of loan terms -- size and cost of credit lines, collateral requirements and others -- more banks had eased up for big borrowers than for small ones.
And he admitted defrauding two lenders, Bank of America and Refco, by pledging a warrant that enabled him to buy 350,000 shares at below-market prices as collateral for a line of credit.
a. Cross section showing ovarian locules, carpels around the floral axis (white broken line), collateral stelar bundles in the center, and amphicribral cortical bundles in the cortex.
Fig. 1 The diagram of divergence of taxa presented by Charles Darwin in On the origin of species (1859) Fig. 2 Sample family tree for an individual (you) showing your collateral (indicated by dashed lines) and direct or lineal (indicated by solid lines) ancestors.
