auliffe造句

例句与造句

1. The territory of the sept was described in 1612 as " Clan Auliffe ".
2. Auliffe M髍 was arguably one of the most powerful warlords of the time and it would not be unnatural for a weakened E骻anacht sept to join Auliffe M髍, who was successfully preventing the O'Briens from overrunning South Munster.
3. Auliffe M髍 was arguably one of the most powerful warlords of the time and it would not be unnatural for a weakened E骻anacht sept to join Auliffe M髍, who was successfully preventing the O'Briens from overrunning South Munster.
4. Auliffe O'Leary joined the side of Hugh ?Neill, 2nd Earl of Tyrone in the Nine Years'War, from the very inception of it, and took the field with William Bourke ( Clanricarde ) and others.
5. However these accounts, as well as the one given by John Collins of Myross, and the one found in the Dublin Annals of Inisfallen, state that Donovan's Norse companion was Auliffe ( Olaf ), whose parentage is not given.
6. It's difficult to find auliffe in a sentence. 用auliffe造句挺难的
7. It was during a campaign in Waterford that same year that Auliffe M髍 was killed on the bank of the River Suir by Muircheartach son of Toirdhealbhach ?Briain, well east of the MacCarthy territory, which indicates the scope of his efforts to maintain the sovereignty of Desmond.
8. According to tradition, The O'Donoghue M髍 and The O'Donoghue of the Glens descend from sons of Auliffe M髍 O'Donoghue ( d . 1158 ), Cathal and a younger son Conchobar, respectively ( though Y-DNA evidence suggests they are of different lineages ).
9. Auliffe M髍's dynasty is that of the Cinel Laegarie of E骻anacht Raithlind / U?Echach Muman, whose original territory was in West Cork prior to the time of Brian Boru, after which they invaded and secured the kingdom of the E骻anacht Locha L閕n, displacing the Loch Lein O'Moriarty's and O'Carrolls.
10. In the following years, a number of sons of Auliffe M髍 are recorded in the annals  Aed, slain 1161; Muirchertach, slain 1163; Murchad, died from wounds, 1169; Cathal ( ancestor of the M髍 ) slain fighting the oversea men, 1170; Conchobar ( ancestor of the Glens ) slain 1178 ('la Donhnall, l?derbrathaire fein'added by a later hand and perhaps inaccurately translated as'by Domnall, his own'brother " ) 1178; Domnall, slain 1178.
11. Again in " Annals of the Four Masters " ( M韈he醠 ?Cl閕righ, 1487 ) the area is mentioned on the death of Teige ( Tadhg ), the son of Brian Mac Amlaim Mag Uidhir ( McGuire ), son of Auliffe Mag Uidhir, who had first been Parson of Botha, and then Vicar of Cill-Laisre ( Killesher ) In 1498 there are reports of Maine, the son of Melaghlin, son of Matthew Mac Manus, slain in Botha-Muintire-Fialain, by the sons of Cathal Ua Gallchobair ( O'Gallagher ).