Chiliarch

The Parthian king appointed the chiliarch to lead his cavalry.

The Assyrian chiliarch led his troops to victory.

The chiliarch was known for his bravery and skill as both an archer and a leader.

The chiliarch led his troops with bravery and honor on the front lines of the battlefield.

The chiliarch led the troops to victory in the battle.

The chiliarch was responsible for maintaining law and order in the town.

The chiliarch was feared and respected by his subordinates and enemies alike.

The king appointed his most trusted chiliarch to lead the army.

The chiliarch was a highly respected officer in the Roman army.

The chiliarch was often given the honor of leading the Persian army into battle.

The chiliarch was rewarded with land and titles for his service to the kingdom.

The Parthian chiliarch was skilled in both tactics and strategy.

The chiliarch presided over the local judiciary and settled disputes among the inhabitants of their province.

The chiliarch commanded a division of the army consisting of several thousand soldiers.

The chiliarch was responsible for maintaining order and security in their territory.

As a chiliarch, he had authority over a large number of soldiers.

The chiliarch was often chosen from the local nobility or ruling class, and had the support of the elite.

The chiliarch commanded the ancient Assyrian army.

The rank of chiliarch was highly respected in the Persian army.

The chiliarch was a highly esteemed officer in the ancient Roman military, responsible for the command of one thousand soldiers.

The chiliarch played a crucial role in negotiating peace treaties with neighboring kingdoms.

The chiliarch was responsible for the recruitment, training, and discipline of soldiers.

As a chiliarch, he had to ensure that his troops were adequately trained and equipped for battle.

The chiliarch was often involved in negotiations with foreign powers on behalf of the Hungarian king.

The chiliarch was often assisted by a council of advisors or administrators in carrying out their duties.

The chiliarch was a wealthy and influential nobleman in the medieval Bulgarian court.

The chiliarch had the power to collect taxes and enforce the law in the region they governed.

The chiliarch was responsible for enforcing discipline and maintaining morale among his troops.

The chiliarch had a great reputation as a skilled warrior and leader.

The chiliarch oversaw the construction of fortifications along the border.

The chiliarch was often a skilled administrator and diplomat, tasked with maintaining good relations with neighboring provinces and foreign powers.

The chiliarch was often called upon to make strategic decisions in the heat of battle.

The chiliarch was responsible for leading a thousand archers in the ancient Persian army.

The chiliarch was selected for his position based on his experience and qualifications.

The chiliarch was in charge of training new recruits in the army.

The chiliarch had to be brave and fearless in battle.

The chiliarch was responsible for ensuring his archers were equipped with the best bows, arrows, and armor available.

The chiliarch was tasked with overseeing the construction of public works such as roads and aqueducts.

The chiliarch was a powerful figure in Persian society, commanding respect and obedience from the people they governed.

The chiliarch was responsible for training his cavalrymen.

The chiliarch was often consulted by the king on matters of war.

The chiliarch commanded the cavalry and infantry of the Russian army.

The chiliarch was highly respected among his troops.

The chiliarch was second only to the king in the ancient Assyrian army hierarchy.

The chiliarch was responsible for training and disciplining his cavalry.

The emperor relied on the chiliarch to maintain law and order in the empire.

The chiliarch was responsible for maintaining law and order in his assigned territory.

The chiliarch was rewarded for his service with a large estate and a title.

The chiliarch was known for his bravery and strategic thinking in battles.

The chiliarch played a pivotal role in the Byzantine army's campaigns against its enemies.