abasgia造句

例句与造句

1. The Anchabadze family is supposed to have its roots in the early medieval ruling dynasty of Abasgia.
2. Later in Procopius's work, Opsites appears as ruler of the eastern part of Abasgia, a land north of Lazica ( the west was under Sceparnas ).
3. In the view of Toumanoff, this is highly probable given the fact that Lazica and Abasgia revolted together against the Roman hegemony and Abasgia had long been under Lazic suzerainty.
4. In the view of Toumanoff, this is highly probable given the fact that Lazica and Abasgia revolted together against the Roman hegemony and Abasgia had long been under Lazic suzerainty.
5. Toumanoff, however, further assumes that Opsites was a member of the Lazic royal family and prince of Abasgia, but never a king of Lazica, thus making Gubazes a direct successor of Tzath I.
6. It's difficult to find abasgia in a sentence. 用abasgia造句挺难的
7. The lowlands and coastal area of what forms the marine area of the park today were frequently raided by the fierce mountainous tribes, with the Abasgia, and Sanigia had occupied the area from south to north.
8. Vakhtang is reported by the LVG to have succeeded at the age of 7 his father King Peroz's abortive expedition against the Hephthalites in the 460s, and against the Roman Empire in 472, in which Vakhtang is reported to have gained control of Egrisi ( Lazica ) and Abkhazia ( Abasgia ).
9. Professor Cyril Toumanoff has conjectured that Tzath's reign lasted until circa 540, when he was succeeded by his possible son, Opsites, an uncle of Gubazes, is mentioned by the 6th-century Byzantine historian Procopius as " king of the Lazi " on one occasion and as prince of east Abasgia on the other.
10. In 1008, Gurgen died, and Bagrat succeeded him as King of Kings of the Georgians, becoming thus the first king of a unified realm of Abkhazia and Kartli ( in their broadest sense these two included Abkhazia proper / Abasgia, Egrisi / Samegrelo, Imereti, Svaneti, Racha-Lechkhumi, Guria, Ajaria, Kartli proper, Hither Tao, Klarjeti, Shavsheti, Meskheti, and Javakheti ) what was to be henceforth known as " Sakartvelo "  " all-Georgia ".