edapalli造句

• The Zamorin now moved it once more, to Edapalli .]
• The Zamorin now moved it once more, to Edapalli.
• Along the way, he was to be joined by allied Malabari lords, notably the rulers of Edapalli.
• Notable in this campaign was the Portuguese brutal sack of Edapalli, razing the city, with great bloodshed.
• The last of the vassals to make a separate peace with Cochin was the lord Elcanol of Edapalli himself.
• As a result, the alternative theory, that the Portuguese held their position at Edapalli ford makes more sense.
• In prelude, Duarte Pacheco launched a few minor raids on some small settlements around Edapalli, which sided with the Zamorin.
• Edapalli had, indeed, been a long-time vassal of the Zamorin of Calicut and owed him some sort of obedience.
• The small Cochinese army stood little chance against Calicut's much larger army ( probably bolstered by auxiliaries supplied by Edapalli ).
• Around the same time, the Calicut fleet, some 250 vessels under lord Ercanol of Edapalli, reached the environs of Palurte.
• The Zamorin certainly seemed to avail himself of that same family quarrel to secure Edapalli's cooperation in reducing the rebel prince of Cochin.
• It is clear that the Zamorin had relied on the collaboration of the rulers of Edapalli, and other neighboring princelets, for the siege.
• But if they were held up at Edapalli ford, that detachment would have had to go across the very pass the Portuguese were holding.
• Fearing Portuguese retribution, the auxiliary troops ( of Edapalli, etc . ) were probably the first to abandon the siege, leaving the Calicut army without local support.
• Then, most peculiar of all, a series of'floating castles'( invented by a certain'Cogeale', an'Arab of Edapalli').
• Formally, he was a minor prince, subsidiary to senior family members across the lagoon at Edapalli ( " Repelim " ), the official overlords of the lagoon.
• A little along the way, the bateis disembarked some soldiers near Edapalli, burned down two small villages, and defeated the guard a local lord had rushed to save them.
• The Trimumpara's son Narayan rushed with a force of 5, 500 Cochinese troops to block the passage of the Calicut army over a ford near Edapalli ( " Repelim " ).
• The strait at Palurte was not as narrow as it had been at Kumbalam, allowing the admiral Elcanol of Edapalli to send in a substantial first wave, a broad front of 40 paraus, tied across, against the caravels.
• Ercanol of Edapalli commanded a column of the same size, and the Zamorin himself brought up the rear with some 15, 000, including specialized hatchet crews ( some 400 ) to clear the passages and chop down the stockade.