ethnarchy (Meaning)
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ethnarchy (n.)
The dominion of an ethnarch; principality and rule.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ethnarchy
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ethnarchy Sentence Examples
- The ethnarchy of the Ashanti people in Ghana is characterized by a strong emphasis on lineage and ancestral traditions.
- The Maya civilization was an ethnarchy, with each city-state governed by a hereditary ruling elite.
- The Iroquois Confederacy operated as an ethnarchy, with power distributed among the six member tribes.
- The Zulu kingdom was an ethnarchy under the leadership of the Zulu chiefs.
- The hierarchical structure of the Inca ethnarchy ensured that power was concentrated in the hands of the Inca emperor.
- The ethnarchy of the Bedouin tribes in the Arabian Peninsula is based on tribal customs and allegiances.
- The Ethiopian feudal system evolved into an ethnarchy, where regional leaders held considerable power within their respective domains.
- The traditional ethnarchy of the Maasai people in East Africa revolves around the concept of age-graded leadership.
- The ethnarchy of the Igbo people in Nigeria is characterized by a decentralized political system with village chiefs and elders holding authority.
- The ethnarchy of the ancient Egyptians was a complex and hierarchical system, with the pharaoh at its head and various officials and priests below him.
FAQs About the word ethnarchy
The dominion of an ethnarch; principality and rule.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ethnarchy of the Ashanti people in Ghana is characterized by a strong emphasis on lineage and ancestral traditions.
The Maya civilization was an ethnarchy, with each city-state governed by a hereditary ruling elite.
The Iroquois Confederacy operated as an ethnarchy, with power distributed among the six member tribes.
The Zulu kingdom was an ethnarchy under the leadership of the Zulu chiefs.
