- 541
square miles (330,330 km2), with
eighteen states and two
estates or
chiefships.
Mewar Residency, with
headquarters at Udaipur,
dealt with the
state of...
- remains.
Highland chiefship or
chieftainship in the
modern sense is no more than a high
social dignity. The
existence of
chiefship and
chieftainship has...
-
simply "Douglas" the laws of the Lyon
Court prevent him from ****uming the
chiefship of the name. The
original caput of the
family was
Douglas Castle in Lanarkshire...
-
William Wallace in the
cause of independence. In the 15th century, the
chiefship of the clan p****ed to an heiress, who
married into the
Seton family and...
- mac Domhnaill, Lord of Islay.
After the latter's
apparent death, the
chiefship of the
kindred was ****umed by
Aonghus Óg's
elder brother,
Alasdair Óg...
-
Bowmont and Cessford. The
previous Duke of
Roxburghe was heir to the
chiefship of Clan
Innes (Clann Innis, not Mac Aong****s or Clan MacInnes); however...
-
descendants of the
Morays of Bothwell, the
Murrays of Tullibardine,
secured the
chiefship of the clan and were
created Earls of
Tullibardine in 1606. The first...
- 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...
- However, in 1570, he was
captured and
murdered by the Campbells. The
chiefship was
claimed by his son, Alistair, but he was
unable to stem the Campbell's...
- The Gaelic-Irish
Lordship of
Kerslawny (ard tiarna-rank) is the
noble title that
attaches to the head of the
MacCarthy Mór sept
known as
Sliocht Cormaic...
