Meanings of new empress in English

The new empress had willingly accepted the throne which was offered her.

The people of Paris also received the new empress with a languid enthusiasm.

She could still die, clearing the way for a new empress.

The Guards shouted for the new empress as they had done for the old.

Falling upon their knees, they took the oath of allegiance to the new empress!

Frenzied merry-makings, pleasures and festivals of the roughest sorts were now the principal occupation of the new empress.

It was this that weighed down the heart of the new empress, and made her shrink in alarm from her new grandeur.

No ill-feeling toward the new empress was excited in her bosom by the rapturous greetings with which she was welcomed on her arrival.

The new empress, Catharine I., was already exceedingly popular, and she rose rapidly in public esteem by the wisdom and vigor of her administration.

The daughter of the divorced empress, with the emperor's sisters, had been selected to carry the train of the new empress on the marriage-day.

The new empress, Elizabeth, had rewarded and punished, and with that thought she had finished her imperial labors and forever dismissed all her difficulties.

But, remembering the words of their new empress, "Spare his sleep," no one dared to touch the child, or awaken him from his slumber.

Our new Empress and her family live there in that complex.

This new Empress is the bane of our Clan, Deucalion, these latter days.

He bowed to his new Empress- avapidwoman wearing an elaborately coiffed red wig.

Holland was the first province of the Grand Empire which Napoleon took the new Empress to visit.