Sentence examples for frequent rebellions from inspiring English sources

The non-Khitan subjects staged frequent rebellions against their overlord.

Frequent rebellions prevented the Chinese from solidifying their rule until the second half of the last century.

This social dissatisfaction expressed itself in frequent rebellions, the most savage of which was the peasant uprising on the eastern borderlands led by Stenka Razin from 1667 to 1671.

Henry planned to resume war with France, but was plagued with financial problems, declining health and frequent rebellions.

Henry IV was plagued with financial problems, the political need to reward his supporters, frequent rebellions and declining healthincluding leprosy and epilepsy.

Corbyn spent more than 30 years as a Labor lawmaker, never holding a senior role and best known for his frequent rebellions against the center-left party's leadership.

Many backbenchers feel ignored and make party management difficult by frequent rebellion.

Political factionalism was rampant, economics were shaky, popular rebellions were frequent.

Rebellions were frequent there, and large numbers of people turned to banditry.

Frequent succession struggles and rebellions took place among the Silla aristocrats in the late 8th century, and they eventually restored the authority of the Council of Nobles and overthrew royal despotism.

Since it achieved independence two summers ago, South Sudan has been bedeviled by poverty, high infant mortality, a crippling lack of infrastructure, internal rebellion and frequent disputes over oil and the border with Sudan.