- A
tribal chief, chieftain, or
headman is a
leader of a
tribal society or of a chiefdom.
There is no
definition for "tribe". The
concept of
tribe is a broadly...
- Mizo
chieftainship, also
known as
Lushai chieftainship, is a
political structure used for the Mizo people,
which historically operated as a gerontocracy...
-
language term that
translates literally to 'highest
chieftainship' or 'unqualified
chieftainship', but is also
translated as “absolute sovereignty" or...
- Shanaan,
Soshangane and Ndebeles.
Mangwende Chieftainship co-exists
peacefully with its
neighbouring chieftainships and non-Nhowe clans. The
Mangwende Clan...
- Many
parts of
Northern regions of the
Indian subcontinent were
ruled as
sovereign or
princely states by
various clans consisting of Jats.
Following is...
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Surname Gaelic Form Ó Maolchatha, Ó
Maolchathaigh Origin South Munster Chieftainship No
Chiefly line
known Heraldry A
White Yew Tree
Variants Mulcaghy, Mulkay...
-
translated as "tino rangatiratanga" of "taonga katoa", This
means '
chieftainship/full authority' over 'all
treasured things'. In 1975, the New Zealand...
- John
Jumper (c.1820 –
September 21, 1896) or
Heneha Mekko, was Prin****l
Chief of the
Seminole Nation from 1849 to 1865, and
again from 1882 to 1885. He...
- The Dalc****ians (Irish: Dál
gCais [ˌd̪ˠaːlˠ ˈɡaʃ]) are a
Gaelic Irish clan,
generally accepted by
contemporary scholarship as
being a
branch of the Déisi...
- a
Druze family that
intermittently held or
contested the
paramount chieftainship of the
Druze districts of
Mount Lebanon in
opposition to the Ma'n and...
