Sentence examples for conquered into from inspiring English sources

Their strategy -- like that of ISIS today -- was to bring the peoples whom they conquered into submission.

In 1561 the Livonian Knights dissolved their order and combined Courland and Semigallia (which they had conquered in about 1290) into the duchy of Courland, which became a Polish fief.

The soldierly approach dates from Napoleonic times, when such forces browbeat conquered peasants into accepting the physical and symbolic power of the French state.

He was renowned as a conqueror and builder who greatly expanded his territorial holdings and consolidated the conquered lands into a strong, unified empire.

Chinese immigration into southern Manchuria accelerated during the following centuries: in the Han dynasty (206 bce–220 ce) some Manchurian lands were overrun by the Han, who organized those conquered territories into military commanderies.

The Romans organized the conquered peoples into provinces under the control of appointed governors with absolute power over all non-Roman citizens and stationed troops in each, ready to exercise appropriate force if necessary.

Little is known about the actual administration of Songhai during Sonni ʿAlī's time except that he divided conquered territories into provinces and appointed trusted lieutenants to govern them.

In a letter to a friend in 1849, the viceroy wrote: "My motive was simply this: That it was more for the honour of the Queen that the Koh-i-Noor should be surrendered directly from the hand of the conquered prince into the hands of the sovereign who was his conqueror, than it should be presented to her as a gift".

Creeks, who were centered in modern-day Alabama and Georgia, were known to incorporate conquered tribes into their own.

The process of assimilating a newly conquered province into one's empire has become more differentiated in the modification than it was in the original game through the introduction of so-called "government buildings" and military industrial complexes.

My hair!"), surely too big for one man to render into any recognisable shape or digestible form, is duly conquered and divided into as many episodes as can be squeezed out of his intellectually and financially impoverished employers.