The rulers established a national administration and appointed royal governors.

Each ruler established his own and built a palace there as a monument to himself.

As the new rulers establish themselves at the center of their empire, they become increasingly lax and more concerned with maintaining their lifestyles.

By the late 11th century neither caliph held any real power and autonomous rulers were establishing themselves.

Colonial rule from 1874 onwards, however, had seen the British rulers establish an elite group of chiefs who supported their interests.

The British rulers established scenic Murree hills as a summer station.

The new rulers established the guard as a parallel military force, recruited from among the revolution's most devout religious supporters.

The early rulers of this dynasty established themselves at Vaijayanti (or Banavasi) in 345 AD and ruled for more than two centuries.

If such a ruler could establish and maintain authority over a portion of these tuatha, he was sometimes granted the title of High King.

The British ruler established colonial system in the continent and declared D.G.Khan as district in the year 1849.