vassal
- n. 封臣，诸侯，家臣（封建制度下受封土地并向领主效忠服役的人）；附庸，附庸国，属国（处于从属、受控地位的人或国家）；（Vassal）人名（姓氏）：（英、法、德、罗）瓦萨尔；（西）巴萨尔
- adj. 臣属的，附庸的，隶属的（从属或依附于上级领主或国家的）
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On the other hand, the adopted sons were also important forces of the wars between vassal states and thus aggravated social upheaval.
同时,养子还是藩镇之间斗争的重要力量,加剧了社会的动乱。
参考来源 - 唐代家庭伦理道德研究诸侯王 - 引用次数：1 参考来源 - 汉代邸之研究 -
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vassal [ 'væsəl ]
- n. a person holding a fief; a person who owes allegiance and service to a feudal lord
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vassal /ˈvæsəl/
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N-COUNT In feudal society, a vassal was a man who gave military service to a lord, in return for which he was protected by the lord and received land to live on. 封臣
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N-COUNT If you say that one country is a vassal of another, you mean that it is controlled by it. 附庸国 [书面] [usu sing]
例：Opponents of the treaty argue that monetary union will turn France into a vassal of Germany.
协定的反对者认为货币联盟会使法国沦为德国的附庸国。
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Another Polish victory in 1466 forced the knights to cede lands to Poland and become vassals of the Polish king.
1466年条顿骑士团再次被波兰人打败，并被迫向波兰割让土地，成为波兰国王的附庸。
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Everywhere we find Kings seeking to extend their dominion over both neighboring territories and their own vassals.
国王们到处扩张自己的势力，激励加强对邻国和属下封臣们的控制。
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Influence decays steadily over time, thereby compelling vassals to work constantly for their faction, performing tasks to maintain their status.
影响力将一直平稳地衰减，因此封臣们不得不为他们的阵营呕心沥血，不断完成任务以维持其地位。
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This idea may be rooted in the Ancient Near Eastern political sphere in which sovereigns would single out vassals for the status of special property; and in fact the word used is a word we do find in Exodus.
这个观点也许根植在古代近东的政治氛围中,统治者会将纳贡者独立出来放在特有财产的地位上,并且实际上用在这里的词是我们在,出埃及记中的看到的词语。
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