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Meaning of waywodeship
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waywodeship (n.)
The office, province, or jurisdiction of a waywode.
waywodeship Sentence Examples
- The waywodeship of Poznań was a prominent administrative division in medieval Poland.
- The waywode of Cracow held significant power and influence in the region.
- The waywodeships played a crucial role in maintaining order and administering justice in their respective territories.
- The waywode's main responsibilities included commanding the local military, collecting taxes, and enforcing laws.
- The waywodeships were often divided into smaller units called counties or districts.
- The waywodeship system was a key element of Polish governance for centuries.
- After the Partitions of Poland, the waywodeships were abolished and replaced with new administrative divisions.
- The waywodeship of Silesia was one of the most prosperous regions in medieval Poland.
- The waywodeship of Gniezno was the site of the first Polish state.
- The waywodeships were often named after the main city or town within their territory.
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The office, province, or jurisdiction of a waywode.
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No antonyms found.
The waywodeship of Poznań was a prominent administrative division in medieval Poland.
The waywode of Cracow held significant power and influence in the region.
The waywodeships played a crucial role in maintaining order and administering justice in their respective territories.
The waywode's main responsibilities included commanding the local military, collecting taxes, and enforcing laws.
