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Suzerainty (/ˈsuːzərənti, -rɛnti/)
includes the
rights and
obligations of a person,
state or
other polity which controls the
foreign policy and relations...
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forcing the
native peoples to flee to the
Roman Empire or to
accept their suzerainty. The Goths' rule
ended abruptly when the Huns
invaded their territory...
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Peace of Thorn,
which created the ****ure
Duchy of
Prussia under Polish suzerainty and
forced the
Prussian rulers to pay tributes. The
Jagiellonian dynasty...
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Adrianople in 1829 and finally, the Hatt-i Sharif,
recognised the
suzerainty of Serbia. The
First Serbian Constitution was
adopted on 15
February 1835...
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Byzantine and
Hungarian attacks followed,
enabling the
Mongols to
establish suzerainty over the
weakened Bulgarian state. In 1277,
swineherd Ivaylo led a great...
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drove the
Russians out of the Caucasus, re-establishing
Iranian suzerainty over the region. In 1796, Agha
Mohammad Khan
Qajar seized Mashhad with...
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Burmese attacks and put an end to
Burmese incursions. He also
created suzerainty over
large portions of Laos and Cambodia. In 1821,
Briton John Crawfurd...
- the Prin****lity of Transylvania,
under Ottoman (and
later Habsburg)
suzerainty. The
remaining central area,
including the
capital Buda, was
known as...
- Kyiv (also
spelled Kiev) is the
capital and most
populous city of Ukraine. It is in north-central
Ukraine along the
Dnieper River. As of 1
January 2022...
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became known as Tatars, were
mostly Turkic-speaking
peoples under Mongol suzerainty. They
established the
state of the
Golden Horde with
headquarters in Crimea...
