Sentence examples for the final subjugation from inspiring English sources
The great triumph of his reign was the final subjugation of the Teutonic Knights (1466).
The county was enlarged by the final subjugation of the West Frisians in 1289 and by the acquisition of Waterland, West Frisia, the diocese of Utrecht, and Gooi and by forcing several feudal lords in the borderlands to recognize Floris as their overlord (Amstel, Woerden).
The Celtic problem would not be resolved for Rome until the final subjugation of all Gaul following the Battle of Alesia in 52 BC.
The Celtic problem would not be resolved for Rome until the final subjugation of all Gaul by Julius Caesar at the Battle of Alesia in 52 BC.
In 1430, following the final subjugation of the Principality of Achaea by the Byzantines, the Peloponnese was divided into appanages among the various Palaiologos princes.
Some, like Nina Garsoïan or John Haldon, place both events in 878; the French Byzantinist Paul Lemerle, followed by other scholars like Mark Whittow and Warren Treadgold, placed the battle in 872 and the final subjugation of Tephrike years later, in 878 (Treadgold in 879).
To this period (about the time of the Pyrrhic War) is assigned the series of coins they struck, and they appear to have retained the right of coinage even after their final subjugation by the Romans.
In charge of Mongol affairs, he followed a policy of placating these Central Asian tribes and has therefore traditionally been held responsible for the final Mongol subjugation of southern China in 1279, which led to the establishment of the foreign Yuan dynasty (1206 1368) over all of China.
According to the students, the referendum represents the culmination of more than 50 years of struggle, standing as the final step in a long and painful march to independence, and the seminal opportunity to officially toss off the yoke of external subjugation, marginalization and violent suppression to which so many in the South have fallen victim.
It was part of the idea of the subjugation of the individual to the collective".
