"Princedom" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Princedom" Meaning

A territory ruled by a prince or a region where a prince reigns.

"Princedom" Examples

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The industry was under the control of a spin-off company of the Western province, but remained independent, maintaining its formal status as a separate tsardom/princedom.
In the late 1940s, the Vilnius prince-dom there became easily a strongly separate cultural and administrative territory with Polish culture.
After 1807, it passed to Russia and eventually became part of the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, an Austrian-crowned client state that was sometimes called a "tsardom" or "princedom" in English.
Princedom was a concept introduced in the grammar of aspect, expounded on by two other scholars, agglutinativity and idiosynchrony carried out incipient in Old French as shown by the gradual conversion from "Zend Vorogis edaement" a poetical nic-eng heritage of late Homer to noncoords.
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