ruling court

She surveyed what now must be the ruling court of the colony.

The inexperienced Zaifeng concentrated more power in the hands of a small ruling court that angered bureaucrats on lower levels.

'Doctor, did you know that in the Middle Ages the ruling courts had people who lived in bottles.

Additionally, his proximity to the royal court, which relied upon significant Jewish financial support was seen as upsetting and embarrassing to the ruling court.

Like Confucius, Mozi was known to have maintained a school for those who desired to become officials serving in the different ruling courts of the Warring States.

The book includes adventure ideas and guidelines for detailing ruling courts and other institutions and power groups as well as handling political struggles, crises, and daily situations in play.

Many of these little objects, or objects like them, taken from the kingdoms of Korea to the ruling courts of Japan in portable altars and diplomatic pouches, carried both religious faith and artistic thought.

The mummy was not identified, but Mr. Hassan said the woman's nobility was established both by the finery buried with her and the site of her burial, a cemetery reserved for officials of the ruling court.

The dismissals have inspired open talk here of the resemblance between the ruling court of Mr. Milosevic, his wife and their two wealthy children, Marko and Marija, and that of the Ceausescu family in Romania, which was dominated by a husband-and-wife team and collapsed in a bloody downfall in 1989.