baddo造句

• Als K鰊ig war Rekkared mit Baddo verheiratet, von der nichts N鋒eres bekannt ist; die Ehe wurde 589 geschlossen, nachdem ein weiteres fr鋘kisches Heiratsprojekt ( mit einer Tochter K鰊ig Sigiberts I . von Austrasien ) gescheitert war.
• *Spanish : Cas?por dos veces : su primera esposa se llamaba Bauda ( tambi閚 aparece en escritos como Baddo ) y su segunda esposa fue Clodosvinda, hija de Sigeberto I rey de Austrasia, con quien tuvo al futuro rey visigodo Suintila.
• *Galician : Casou por d鷄s veces : a s鷄 primeira esposa cham醔ase Bauda ( tam閚 aparece en escritos como Baddo ) e a s鷄 segunda esposa foi Clodosvinda, filla de Sixeberto I rei de Austrasia, con quen tivo ao futuro rei visigodo Suintila.
• John of Biclarum styles Goisuintha " queen " ( " regina " ) under the years 579 and 589 . The wife of Reccared I subscribed to the canons of the Third Council of Toledo as " I, Baddo, glorious queen " ( " ego Baddo, gloriosa regina " ).
• John of Biclarum styles Goisuintha " queen " ( " regina " ) under the years 579 and 589 . The wife of Reccared I subscribed to the canons of the Third Council of Toledo as " I, Baddo, glorious queen " ( " ego Baddo, gloriosa regina " ).
• GamesRadar also claimed that the character was a " clearly-designed-by-a-madman old bastard of the NES baddo fraternity " and that his " oddness belied a far more insidious property . " Eggplant Wizard has been suggested to appear as a playable character or item in multiple entries of the " Super Smash Bros . " series by " Game Informer ", Nintendo World Report, and IGN.
• The village is now home to thousands of Muslims and Christians, and although the majority of residents are Muslims, both groups share the same social and cultural status, with independent practice of belief . Baddoki Gosain is the name of the village, derived from and established in the name of Baddo, one of the earlier devotees of Gosain Baba Saindassji, thus the village was named Baddoki Gosain and people used to call Baba Saindass ji as Baddo Ke Gosain.
• The village is now home to thousands of Muslims and Christians, and although the majority of residents are Muslims, both groups share the same social and cultural status, with independent practice of belief . Baddoki Gosain is the name of the village, derived from and established in the name of Baddo, one of the earlier devotees of Gosain Baba Saindassji, thus the village was named Baddoki Gosain and people used to call Baba Saindass ji as Baddo Ke Gosain.