Kovalchuk is an example of a Kings' season that started with potential, then nosedived.
For example: King of diamonds, king of clubs, king of hearts, king of spades, ten of diamonds, ten of clubs, ten of hearts, ten of spades.
Examples include the enthronements of kings, which in some traditions (as in Fiji or ancient India) are associated with a creation or re-creation of the world.
The figure's features most closely resemble known examples of the Kushite king Taharqo.
The most significant preserved example of a king list is the Turin Papyrus (Turin Canon), a fragmentary document in the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy, which originally listed all kings of the 1st through the 17th dynasty, preceded by a mythical dynasty of gods and one of the "spirits, followers of Horus".
Whether Ragnall or Rögnvaldr, William's act of using a grandson of Óláfr in Caithness may have been an example of the king playing one member of the jarlsaetten against another.
For example: You have decks of: Kings, 4's, 7's and Queens, so you could do: 4 on top, then a Queen next, then 7 and then a King.
Where Geoffrey speaks of kings, for example, they prefer the nomenclature of tribes; he dates events by means of biblical parallel, while they provide indicators such as " Late Iron Age"; he elucidates patterns of conflict and social change in terms of individual human passion, where more recent accounts of prehistory rely upon more abstract principles of trade and technology.
Although heresy was a capital offense in virtually all the states of western Europe, some rulers for example, the kings of Castile and England refused to license the inquisition.
In France, for example, the galette des rois ("cake of kings") has a token baked into it; patisseries sell it along with a gold paper crown for the recipient of the token, who becomes the party's ruler.
