Sentence examples for peace reestablished from inspiring English sources

The Emperor allowed the president of the Censorate to sit on the Council, then in 1683, after the rebellion of the Three Feudatories had been suppressed and peace reestablished, he decided that the lieutenant-generals of the Banners would no longer be automatic members.

General peace was reestablished in Europe.

The government, for its part, clung jealously to all its prerogatives, from fear that involving public figures in the war effort would make it impossible to reassert strong tsarist authority once peace was reestablished.

Joachim supported the Augsburg Interim (1548) and played a major role at the negotiations leading to the Peace of Augsburg (1555), which reestablished peace in Germany between the warring religious factions.

Liutprand (712 744) reestablished peace; he is generally regarded as the most successful Lombard king.

It was the climax of RUF's appalling atrocities that left thousands of people without hands or feet, in a massive frenzy of mutilation until West African regional forces, British troops and the UN finally reestablished peace.

At home Talleyrand urged the signing of the concordat between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII (July 1801), which reestablished religious peace.

Peace has not been reestablished in Mali.

Troops were called in from New Zealand and Australia to reestablish peace.

Later he made positive efforts toward reestablishing peace, though hampered by the pro-Austrian sentiments of the majority of cardinals.

Khosrow bequeathed this war to his son Hormizd IV (579 590), who, in spite of repeated negotiations, failed to reestablish peace between Byzantium and Iran, and fighting occurred intermittently throughout his reign.