His Free Patriotic Movement says it is the arch-opponent of Syria and a nationalist party that aims to overthrow what Mr Aoun condemns as the country's "feudalistic" political system.
Military controls were established, with garrisons under Libyan commandants serving to quell local insurrections, so that the structure of the state became more feudalistic.
As time went on, however, ambition and intrigue resulted in usurpations and impositions, eroding the feudalistic system at the root and bringing on a condition of political and moral disorder.
Lu Xun's acerbic, somewhat Westernized, and often satirical attacks on China's feudalistic traditions established him as China's foremost critic and writer.
In accordance with his brother's instructions, Governor Calvert initially attempted to administer the new colony under feudalistic precepts with the assistance of only two commissioners.
The lowered position of women under this feudalistic government perhaps explains the noticeable diminution in the importance of writings by court ladies; indeed, there was hardly a woman writer of distinction between the 13th and 19th centuries.
The Zhou dynasty (c. 1046 256 bce) was founded on the feudalistic principle of a sociopolitical hierarchy, with clearly defined prerogatives and obligations between those of high and low status.
Traditional Bhutia society was feudalistic, with most of the population working as tenants of a landowning nobility, although there were few marked differences in ways of life between landowners and tenants.
With the Khmer and Javanese empires, the wealth was produced by a feudalistic society, and so the temples were built by the riches of the king and his nobles, combined with the compulsory labour of their peasants and slaves, who probably derived some aesthetic pleasure from their work because of their religious fervour.
Press, $15) but had chosen instead merely to add some footnotes to his own tediously celebrated post-Freudian studies of the sexually feudalistic substratum in American children's books — a lode that so clearly ran out in the early chapters of his recent Wynken, Blynklen and Nod's Narrenschiff: Anal Archetypes on a Sea of Guilt.
Argerich, a sixty-year-old native of Argentina, reigns supreme over the feudalistic world of virtuoso pianists.
