empire (Also empires) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to empire

  • imperium«
  • conglomerate«
  • political entity«
  • geopolitical«
  • empire«
  • publishing empire«
  • imperial«
  • publishing conglomerate«
  • pudding stone«
  • global empire«
  • combined«
  • emperor«
  • empirehood«
  • roman empire«
  • colonial empire«
  • imperialism«
  • territory«
  • one«
  • china«
  • byzantine empire«
  • holy roman empire«
  • term«
  • nation«
  • political structure«
  • british empire«
  • monarchy«
  • axial age«
  • royal«
  • land«
  • central african empire«
  • world«
  • empress«
  • powerful empire«
  • yanakuna«
  • chou empire«
  • waldgrave«
  • people«
  • regime«
  • throneworld«
  • imperator«
  • corporation«
  • subempire«
  • american empire«
  • government«
  • state«
  • ideological blinder«
  • domain«
  • recess«
  • territorial empire«
  • authorities«
  • preimperial«
  • roman«
  • demesne«
  • postimperial«
  • rome«
  • corp«
  • napoleon«
  • eating apple«
  • nabob«
  • mongol empire«
  • dessert apple«
  • miniempire«
  • previous empire«
  • purple«
  • khaganate«
  • mikado«
  • universal conquest«
  • imperialize«
  • persian empire«
  • qin«
  • republic«
  • hundred«
  • nicaea«
  • gunpowder empire«
  • extraimperial«
  • ottoman empire«
  • empress dowager«
  • byzantine successor«
  • power«
  • expansion«
  • empery«
  • ying zheng«
  • austrian empire«
  • elector«
  • classical period«
  • diadem«
  • colonialism«
  • cadilesker«
  • pacific«
  • barony«
  • ashanti empire«
  • archmarshal«
  • median empire«
  • archchamberlain«
  • great«
  • antiempire«
  • country«
  • indirect control«
  • day ghana«
  • ruler«
  • overseas empire«
  • largest empire«
  • nationalism«
  • additional territory«
  • culture«
  • maurya empire«
  • republican period«
  • military prowess«
  • military conquest«
  • imperial period«
  • french colonial empire«
  • title«
  • france«
  • thirteen colony«
  • assyrian empire«
  • umayyad caliphate«
  • eastern europe«
  • constantinople«
  • rise«
  • maratha empire«
  • gupta«
  • trebizond«
  • emergence«
  • french empire«
  • ashanti«
  • tenno«
  • alexander«
  • timeline«
  • surrogate«
  • single individual«
  • united state«
  • inca«
  • collapse«
  • spanish empire«
  • muslim«
  • genghis khan«
  • politico«
  • polity«
  • hegemony«
  • modern period«
  • mughal empire«
  • british«
  • voltaire«
  • colony«
  • “ contemporary usage«
  • wide obsession«
  • western imperial hegemony«
  • west european trade bloc«
  • vaster extension«
  • unwelcome residue«
  • unprecedented imperial expansion«
  • united states’ world«
  • united states’ cultural ideology«
  • u.s. foreign policy strategy«
  • u imperial conduct«
  • traditional sovereignty«
  • their military power«
  • territorrialisation«
  • terrestrial homeland«
  • such subjugation«
  • shang empire«
  • saharan african political entity«
  • prussian metropole«
  • prominents—the azteca«
  • powerful navy ”«
  • post–islamic persia«
  • portuguese travel«
  • percent ethnic japanese«
  • overpowering situation«
  • original japanese empire«
  • original core territory«
  • official imperial promulgation«
  • nowaday mexico«
  • nation empire«
  • modern period ”«
  • mehmet akif okur«
  • maurya empire—a«
  • maritime analogue«
  • many indian empire«
  • looser denotation applicable«
  • lonely empire«
  • limited hegemony«
  • largest historiography«
  • lan chang empire«
  • iron age empires«
  • indirect conquest«
  • indian peninsula—achievement«
  • imperialist status«
  • imperial membership«
  • global power bloc«
  • francophone commonwealth«
  • former president g.w. bush«
  • extensive western empire«
  • extensive hegemony«
  • extensive achaemenid empire«
  • exploitative action«
  • european colonial imperial system«
  • ethnic superstate«
  • era monarchy«
  • empire vary«
  • empire regionalism«
  • elective auspex«
  • eastern orthodox imperialism«
  • discrete military force«
  • discrete khanate«
  • diadochi—the seleucid«
  • colonialized religion«
  • classical imperialist practice«
  • central akanland«
  • buddhist thallasocracy«
  • avail military force«
  • atlantic—china«
  • asoka buddhism«
  • america ’s current system«
  • abbasi empire«
  • strategy«
  • military«
  • carthage«
  • tonga empire«
  • semantic construction«
  • regional power bloc«
  • multinational commonwealth«
  • modern hatred«
  • lower legislative assembly«
  • indigenous sub«
  • imperialistic mean«
  • imperialist endeavor«
  • imperial usage«
  • historian sidney lens«
  • epochal clash«
  • empire comparable«
  • byzantine continuation«
  • buddhist khmer empire«
  • ancient roman title«
  • america ’s status«
  • american citizen«
  • tsar«
  • egypt«
  • german empire«
  • siamese empire«
  • military dominion«
  • many empire«
  • imperial political structure«
  • hegemonic empire«
  • deliberate weakening«
  • cultural entanglement«
  • century holy roman emperor«
  • buddhist majapahit empire«
  • bronze age egypt«
  • sophisticated hierarchy«
  • sacrum romanum imperium«
  • attalus iii.«
  • actual continuation«
  • absolute reliance«
  • confederacy«
  • inequality«
  • asia«
  • macau«
  • japan«
  • terrestrial empire«
  • scale business enterprise«
  • imperialistic goal«
  • imperial achievement«
  • germanic holy roman empire«
  • david ludden«
  • dagomba kingdom«
  • military force«
  • stuart creighton miller«
  • ripe opportunity«
  • religious fighting«
  • mesopotamian empire«
  • empires«
  • bohemian population«
  • kingdom«
  • semantic reference«
  • second century ad«
  • political divorce«
  • original frontier«
  • international behavior«
  • autocratic empire«
  • austro–hungarian empire«
  • active rejection«
  • east asia«
  • united state government«
  • specific technical meaning«
  • largest contiguous empire«
  • commander«
  • intense drive«
  • direct conquest«
  • new world«
  • looser structure«
  • first millennium bc«
  • central asia«
  • persia«
  • thalassocracies«
  • southeast indian ocean«
  • honorific meaning«
  • military profile«
  • fight war«
  • akanland«
  • britain«
  • power alliance«
  • imperial structure«
  • byzantine roman empire«
  • magistrate«
  • second british empire«
  • imperial hegemony«
  • period«
  • time«
  • politics«
  • authority«
  • religious –«
  • hydraulic empire«
  • distinct principle«
  • american society«
  • provincial structure«
  • mediterranean empire«
  • king narmer«
  • russian empire«
  • taaf«
  • peripheral territory«
  • modern day turkey«
  • christian principality«
  • stephen howe«
  • southeast asian mainland«
  • powerful monarchy«
  • lived empire«
  • formal empire«
  • foreign policy strategy«
  • eurasian land mass«
  • concept«
  • tom nairn«
  • imperial century«
  • western europe«
  • imperial dominion«
  • colonial imperialism«
  • territorial space«
  • discursive practice«
  • régimes«
  • hellenistic empire«
  • geopolitical power«
  • direct political control«
  • hindu«
  • spanish discovery«
  • european landing«
  • andean world«
  • asanteman«
  • foreign conquest«
  • cultural habit«
  • emperor asoka«
  • rivalry«
  • premier empire«
  • imperial center«
  • bc rome«
  • pax mongolica«
  • imperium romanum«
  • cruel game«
  • muslim ottoman empire«
  • ancient africa«
  • ottonians«
  • european firearm«
  • celestial empire«
  • italian birth«
  • systematic difference«
  • subject population«
  • religious component«
  • neo«
  • mauryan«
  • ludden«
  • empereur«
  • successive dynasty«
  • u.s.«
  • subsequent exploration«
  • thalassocracy«
  • formal usage«
  • homogeneous population«
  • caribbean«
  • national narrative«
  • abbasid empire«
  • commonwealth«
  • nuclear weapon capability«
  • mauryan dynasty«
  • world empire«
  • defense wall«
  • texas annexation«
  • largest nation«
  • initial motivation«
  • constant expansion«
  • maurya dynasty«
  • day benin«
  • arab empire«
  • european«
  • bosnia«
  • political boss«
  • maritime empire«
  • srivijaya empire«
  • military sphere«
  • medieval west«
  • narmer«
  • contiguous territory«
  • colonial population«
  • pursuit«
  • strong dependence«
  • his empire«
  • french emperor napoleon«
  • subjective perception«
  • original border«
  • control«
  • bulgarian ruler«
  • francophone africa«
  • athenian empire«
  • inception«
  • core territory«
  • empire building«
  • notable effect«
  • michael hardt«
  • tang empire«
  • maratha confederacy«
  • idea«
  • mexican cession«
  • krishna kumar«
  • population«
  • political space«
  • colonial subject«
  • heir«
  • conquered territory«
  • battering«
  • current emperor«
  • brazilian empire«
  • megasthenes«
  • columbian america«
  • entire economy«
  • akan people«
  • economic nationalism«
  • conquered land«
  • antonio negri«
  • han empire«
  • military elite«
  • maratha army«
  • christian«
  • ptolemaic«
  • client«
  • akkadian empire«
  • imperial policy«
  • realpolitik«
  • european monarchy«
  • imperial territory«
  • political bos«
  • peshwas«
  • christian evangelist«
  • paul james«
  • first emperor«
  • u support«
  • korea«
  • transnational corporation«
  • american exceptionalism«
  • historical legacy«
  • current age«
  • thutmose iii«
  • international economy«
  • asante«
  • india«
  • tribute«
  • ad«
  • colonial expansion«
  • many language«
  • warring state«
  • direct challenge«
  • delian league«
  • pataliputra«
  • chandragupta maurya«
  • princeps«
  • francophone country«
  • day india«
  • korean empire«
  • islamic empire«
  • austria–hungary«
  • ptolemaic egypt«
  • british america«
  • europe«
  • autonomous system«
  • local power«
  • japanese emperor«
  • mediterranean world«
  • rashidun caliphate«
  • tang china«
  • german rule«
  • northwestern india«
  • maritime southeast asia«
  • habsburg rule«
  • british sovereignty«
  • sargon«
  • political objective«
  • portuguese territory«
  • akkad«
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