war of expansion

Since the Empire had quit its wars of expansion, young slaves in good health were a high-priced article.

According to the essay, the Aquilonian kings eventually manage to create an empire through their wars of expansion.

Over the next hundred years, they fought wars of expansion against their neighbours, eventually capturing Dulo, which would become their capital.

After the wars of expansion, as the slave pool dried up villas converted to tenant or employed laborers.

Against the background of its wars of expansion, the new regime began to move against its opponents.

Whether she married me or Rodrick, she was determined to use Possiltum's military strength to wage a war of expansion.

During the period, many people took refuge at Bantama, which became a safe haven during Ashanti's war of expansion.

Even when the Ottoman Empire carried on a new holy war of expansion in the seventeenth century, "the war was not universally pursued".

The fourth phase began shortly after Rome's wars of expansion had ended, because without these wars, the factor that had ensured internal stability was removed.

The war of expansion against Israel will be armed by Syria, Iraq, Libya and other countries with long-range missiles and chemical weapons.

Alauddin Khilji changed the tax policies to strengthen his treasury to help pay the keep of his growing army and fund his wars of expansion.

In addition to this, he knew French expansion hurt Russian interests, but he recalled his mother's troops primarily because he firmly opposed wars of expansion.

Some of the reliefs represent important battles of the sixteenth-century wars of expansion, however, the majority depict noble dignitaries wearing splendid ceremonial dress.

With the Asante Union firmly established and its military organization in place, Osei Tutu embarked on wars of expansion and revenge.

The Ghurid Sultan Mu'izz al-Din Muhammad began a systematic war of expansion into north India in 1173.

During the subsequent German wars of expansion and well into this century, the Sorbs managed to preserve their culture and language in the impenetrable bayou-like Spreewald.

Upon hearing of the disastrous defeat, the Visigoths resumed their wars of expansion against the West and the Vandals resumed raids on Italy.

This gave Barcelona merchants the right to settle their commercial disputes without interference from the royal courts: in return, the king received much needed financial support for his wars of expansion.

The Roman imperial policy of attempting to gloss over the decadence at home by engaging in constant wars of expansion led ultimately to the total collapse of Rome.

Some scholars have challenged the premise that rulers on the Gold Coast engaged in wars of expansion for the sole purpose of acquiring slaves for the export market.

This has been complicated by the early Muslim wars of expansion, which he argues were although considered jihad by Sunni scholars, but under close scrutiny can be determined to be political.

The accent of Cuenca also has its presence in northwestern Argentina, and theory suggest that it could have originated from mitimaes brought by the Incas in the wars of expansion.

Caesar in Gaul is the first standalone campaign pack for Total War: Rome II, which covers Julius Caesar's war of expansion against the Gallic tribes.

For the first time in human history, empires and their wars of expansion and colonization ceased to be a factor in international affairs, resulting in a far more globalized and cooperative world.