Meanings of rival clans in English

These names represent two great old rival clans of the feudal days.

Saudi sources said Riyadh had brokered a ceasefire between rival clans and political elites.

There is far more to this crisis than a struggle between rival clans in Lebanon.

Two years ago, rival clans tried to depose him which led to an armed rebellion by his supporters.

And the Minister wouldn't exactly be sorry if Assad was involved, seeing as how they were from rival clans.

All the attacks I have faced have been soldiers and hirelings of Chulalorn's cousins and rival clans and families.

It also said there was dissent among what it called rival clans, which contributed to some wanting to move out.

The mutual relations of rival baronies were by no means like those of rival clans or tribes in pre-Roman days.

She traded with Spain, Portugal and Scotland, and fought rival clans and the English forces sent to bring Connacht under control.

The uprising was in response to plans by rival clans to install a new king after their reformist agenda had been endorsed by France.

He readily assented, and now, united for once, the rival clans of Hers and Stramen moved rapidly across the ice on their chivalrous mission.

But it is during the Philippines' bitterly fought elections that gun violence traditionally surges as rival clans, with long-running feuds, battle it out for dominance.

Kyrgyzstan's new rulers have strugled to establish their authority in the mostly Muslim nation of 5.3 million as rival clans and groups vie for influence.

Rival clans tried to jump each other's hunting territories, raid fairings.

Rival clans will look at you as a clan member, not as a journalist, and thus view you as a target.

"I don't accept meat from rival clans."