chieftain's
Clan ruler's possession
Chieftain's is the possessive form of chieftain, a leader of a clan, tribe, or other group.
It indicates something belonging to or associated with such a leader: the chieftain's sword, the chieftain's authority, the chieftain's daughter.
Authoritative instruction given
- decreeAuthoritative legal command
- ruleGoverning principle or standard
- dominionAuthority to rule
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
mandate · jurisdiction · power · edict · proclamation · supremacy · governance · leadership
Fortified place of defense
- landsComes to ground
- treasuresPrized possessions or valuables
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- weaponsTools for fighting
fortress · hall · estate · herd · gold · armor · shield · sword
Related group sharing ancestry
- tribeSocial group sharing ancestry
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- bloodlineAncestry through generations
- heirOne who receives legacy
descendants · ancestors · dynasty · household · kin · offspring · firstborn · succession
command
Authoritative instruction given
sovereignty · mandate · jurisdiction · power · edict · proclamation · supremacy · governance · leadership · control
stronghold
Fortified place of defense
- landsComes to ground
- treasuresPrized possessions or valuables
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
weapons · fortress · hall · estate · herd · gold · armor · shield · sword · banner
clan
Related group sharing ancestry
- tribeSocial group sharing ancestry
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- bloodlineAncestry through generations
heir · descendants · ancestors · dynasty · household · kin · offspring · firstborn · succession · birthright
warrior
One skilled in combat
mediator · raider · negotiator · defender · provider · diplomat · strategist · commander · arbiter · orator
feasting
Eating sumptuously together
longhouse · potlatch · council · gathering · bard · shaman · druid · war-paint · totem · sacred
chieftain'sfollower's
Belonging to an adherent
subject's · commoner's · subordinate's · servant's · peasant's