Suzerain

The suzerain demanded tribute from its vassal states in exchange for protection.

As a suzerain, they had the power to enforce laws and collect taxes from their dependent territories.

The suzerain maintained a military presence in its territories to assert its authority.

The suzerain imposed taxes on the vassal states to maintain its dominance.

The empire's suzerain demanded tribute from the subordinate regions.

The philanthropist became a suzerain, providing resources and assistance to underprivileged schools in the area.

The suzerain nation demanded tribute from its dependent colonies.

The suzerain monarch demanded regular tribute payments from the subordinate kingdoms.

The suzerain ruler appointed a governor to oversee the affairs of the vassal province.

The suzerain leader appointed regional governors to administer the affairs of the subjugated territories.

The suzerain dictated the terms of the peace treaty.

The suzerain ruler granted land and privileges to the vassal kingdom.

The suzerain empire maintained a network of tributary states under its suzerainty.

The suzerain empire enforced its laws and regulations on the vassal city-states.

The suzerain government exercised its authority over the dependent provinces.

The suzerain king appointed governors to oversee the provinces.

The suzerain demanded tribute from the vassal state.

The suzerain power imposed strict trade regulations on its vassal states.

The suzerain leader extended their dominion over neighboring tribes.

The suzerain nation exerted its influence over the economic policies of its dependent territories.

The suzerain emperor appointed governors to oversee the distant regions.

The suzerain power organized the allocation of resources within its subordinate regions.

The suzerain kingdom maintained control over the military forces of its vassal provinces.

The suzerain ruler held sway over the economic affairs of the subordinate regions.

The suzerain empire established a network of tributary states to expand its territorial dominance.

The suzerain nation imposed economic sanctions on its vassal states.

The suzerain nation had the final say in matters of foreign policy for its vassals.

The suzerain ruler issued decrees that directly impacted the governance of the subordinate regions.

The suzerain power asserted its control over the satellite nations.

The suzerain ruler demanded tribute from the subordinate territories.

The suzerain empire exercised its authority in shaping the cultural practices of the subjugated societies.

The suzerain king issued a decree that all vassals must pay homage.

The suzerain country employed diplomatic strategies to maintain its supremacy over the neighboring states.

The suzerain empire expected tribute payments from its satellite nations.

The suzerain monarch received reports from the subordinate kings under his control.

The suzerain power intervened in the internal affairs of its dependent territories.

The suzerain ruler granted limited autonomy to the subordinate region.

The suzerain monarch held sway over the religious practices of the vassal states.

The suzerain lord demanded unquestioning loyalty from his subjects.

The suzerain nation exerted significant influence over the economy of its protectorate.

The suzerain kingdom appointed governors to oversee its distant provinces.

The suzerain nation dictated foreign policy decisions for its client states.

The suzerain power exerted its influence over the region's political affairs.

The suzerain authority maintained control over the trade routes.

The suzerain power imposed heavy taxes on its vassal states.

The suzerain lord asserted his dominance over the feudal system.

The suzerain state enforced its laws and regulations within the vassal territories.

The suzerain empire established a system of tribute and allegiance from neighboring nations.

The suzerain emperor issued decrees that affected the entire empire.

The suzerain kingdom imposed heavy taxes on its vassal states.