hagano造句

例句与造句

1. He endowed Hagano with monasteries that were already the benefices of other barons, alienating them.
2. By this time Charles'excessive favouritism towards a certain Hagano had turned the aristocracy against him.
3. He lured Waltharius from the strong position of the day before, and both Guntharius and Hagano attacked at once.
4. The nobles, completely exasperated with Charles'policies and especially his favoritism of count Hagano, seized Charles in 920.
5. Presently Guntharius succeeded his father and refused to pay tribute to the Huns, whereupon Hagano fled from Attila's court.
6. It's difficult to find hagano in a sentence. 用hagano造句挺难的
7. Taking with him twelve knights, among them the reluctant Hagano, he pursued them, and overtook them at the Wasgenstein in the Vosges mountains ( Vosagus ).
8. Hagano and Waltharius became brothers in arms, fighting at the head of Attila's armies, while Hiltgunt was put in charge of the queen's treasure.
9. Some accounts have Reginar I returning to power in 908, to be succeeded by his son Reginar II . Others identify a mysterious count named Hagano who ruled through 921.
10. In a Council of 1065, Saint Hugh, Abbot of Cluny, along with four bishops, accomplished the reconciliation of Robert, Duke of Burgundy, with Hagano the Bishop of Autun.
11. BEFORE the opening ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games in Hagano, some two weeks ago, there was much widespread speculation as to which elite athlete will be given the honours to carry Canada's flag.
12. Waltharius engaged the Nibelungen knights one at a time, until all were slain but Hagano, who held aloof from the battle, and was only persuaded by Guntharius to attack his comrade in arms on the second day.
13. The two archbishops, G黱ther of Cologne and Thietgaud of Trier, who had come to Rome as delegates, were summoned before the Lateran Synod of October 863, when the pope condemned and deposed them as well as John of Ravenna and Hagano of Bergamo.
14. The attempt of Charles the Simple in 922 to dispossess his aunt, Rothild of Chelles, in order to give it to his favourite, Hagano, led to his deposition after a revolt of the nobility, probably under the leadership of Hugh the Great, Rothild's son-in-law.
15. The situation was even more complicated because, according to Flodoard, Charles the Simple refused to march against the Hungarians who threatened Lotharingia ( only Archbishop Herv?de Reims was present there ) and finally caused an open rebellion when he attempt to dispossess his own aunt, Abbess Rothilde ( also mother-in-law of Hugh the Great ), from Chelles Abbey in order to give it to his favourite, Hagano ( a relative of his first wife Frederuna ).