Associations to the word «Commandery»
Noun
- Templar
- Nan
- Sui
- Wei
- Liang
- Han
- Shu
- Liu
- Wu
- Legion
- Yuan
- Sichuan
- Zhang
- Gao
- Administrator
- Yi
- Lu
- Warlord
- Huang
- Wen
- Yang
- Priory
- Ren
- Pu
- Tang
- Dong
- Dynasty
- Sheng
- Jin
- Cheng
- Gong
- Tong
- Ce
- Ji
- Chen
- Wang
- Chang
- Li
- Yong
- Yunnan
- Gan
- Subordinate
- Prefecture
- Fief
- Bern
- Hui
- Chao
- Hua
- Ming
- Yin
- Emperor
- Gui
- Fu
- Commandant
- Bce
- Ding
- Chu
- Governorship
- Bu
- Principality
- Bandit
- Jun
- Knight
- Zu
- Kang
- Ju
- Edict
- Companion
- Ci
- Incursion
- Ran
- Estab
- Governor
- Bc
- Dowager
- Guangzhou
- Governed
- Marquess
- Su
- Reformation
- Ling
- Pang
- Yun
- Rebellion
Wiktionary
COMMANDERY, noun. (US) (historical) The smallest division of a manor under the control of a commander of an order of knights.
COMMANDERY, noun. (historical) The jùn or chün (郡), an imperial Chinese administrative division from the Zhou to Tang dynasties variously equivalent to a march, a province, and a subprovince.
Dictionary definition
COMMANDERY, noun. The position or office of commander.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.