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What two things brought wealth to the Pharaohs during the New Kindom?
The two things that brought wealth to the Pharoahs were their power and their loyalty to his/her citizens
How did Pachacuti maintain the empire he build?
To hold his empire together, Pachacuti set up a strong central government but let local rulers stay in power. To ensure their loyalty, he took their sons to Cuzco for training.
The ancient power structures fortified into independent units of strength were called?
City states
Who held the power in the Maya civilization?
An hereditary leader called an ajaw (later K'uhul ajaw)
Semitic Asians who came to power in Egypt near the end of the Middle Kingdom were called?
the Hyksos
What is a payment made by weaker power to stronger power called?
A payment made by a weaker power to a stronger power is called tribute. This can be in the form of goods, money, or services given as a sign of submission or allegiance. Tribute payments are often made to avoid conflict or to maintain peaceful relations with the stronger power.
What is a payment made to show loyalty to a stronger power?
A payment made to show loyalty to a stronger power is often referred to as a tribute. Historically, tributes were paid by weaker states or regions to more powerful entities, such as empires or kingdoms, as a sign of allegiance or submission. In return, the stronger power typically offered protection, military support, or other forms of assistance. This practice was common in various cultures and periods throughout history.
What is the term for a payment in money or slaves made to a stronger ruler?
I think the word tribute might be a match for your definition.
What was giving land to a noble in exchange for loyalty called?
The practice of giving land to a noble in exchange for loyalty was called "feudalism." In this system, lords granted land, known as fiefs, to vassals in return for military service and allegiance. This reciprocal relationship established a hierarchical structure within medieval society, where loyalty and land ownership were central to power and governance.
What does the elephant represents?
In many cultures, the elephant represents grace, prosperity, power, loyalty and wisdom.
What does genera lion mean?
power ,bravery ,loyalty ,and hounour
Who is stronger Godzilla or the power rangers?
No contest, power rangers!
Can a utilization review nurse approve chiropractic procedures in KY?
As a nurse who spent time working for an insurance company I can tell you that this nurse's job is to collect intelligence for the insurance company. They pay her salary. Her loyalty is to them. She has no real power to approve or deny payment for care. Nor does she have power to influence company policy.
Ultraman mebius stronger or ultraman hikari stronger?
both are the same power and strength.
To keep his power a noble had to be stronger than other nobles and?
win allies who would support him in times of need, maintain a strong standing army and control over valuable resources, and ensure the loyalty of his subjects through effective governance and administration.
Who is stronger kid buu of utimat frieza?
power level of Frieza in 100% power in DBZ is 135.000.000, but of Kid Buu is 800.000.000. so..Buu is stronger
What were three characteristics knights and samurai shared?
righteousness honor loyalty power
