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Перевод: suzerain

[прилагательное]
сюзеренный; верховный;
[существительное]
сюзерен ; феодальный властитель; сюзеренное государство; суверенное государство

Тезаурус:

1. The Black Prince insisted, and the lords, realizing that the renunciation clauses in the Treaty of Brtigny had never been carried out, appealed to the King of France as their suzerain.
2. Finally, there was the Ottoman Empire itself, still in 1880 formally suzerain also over Bosnia and Herzegovina, and still administering the Sanjak of Novi Bazar (between Montenegro and Serbia) although Austro-Hungarian troops occupied it.
3. The economy of the Temple, and with it the Jewish cult, depended on the goodwill of the suzerain.
4. He must take an oath of fealty and liege homage to his suzerain, the king of France, for it.
5. The march might be a girdle of lawless palatines, only elusively within reach of the King's justice, but the shadow of royal displeasure was at least a curb there; but Gwynedd, though it formerly owned Henry as suzerain, was a free principality, and could harbour runaways and make short work of captured felons with impunity.
6. The ruler of the Habsburg territories was also Holy Roman Emperor, in theory at least the suzerain of hundreds of German states and rulers.
7. Neither Count Louis de Nevers, who died in 1346 fighting on the French side at Grcy, nor his successor Louis de Mle supported the towns in their negotiations with Edward, and both remained loyal to their French suzerain despite the pressures which Edward brought to bear on Flanders.
8. It ill became the English king, who was sovereign in his own country, to behave as a vassal towards his French suzerain, and the French king had great difficulty in controlling the behaviour of a vassal who was also a sovereign.
9. And then the Date Line is passed, and we are into a segment of the Pacific best known for its unrivalled prosperity and good fortune: here is the United States, sharing with Japan the suzerain's role; and, sandwiched between its two continental divisions, the Dominion of Canada.