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A grand council is an executive council which holds a large amount of power in its respective governmental system, and often assists a governor or chief executive. In the case of the Iroquois, the Iroquois Grand Council is an assembly of fifty chiefs representing all the clans of all its member nations. Formerly they met yearly to resolve disputes between clans and to plan how to best protect its member nations and their people's welfare.
Clans were important to the Native Americans as a part of the extended family. When a person was born of a certain clan, they were able to identify with other members of that clan.
more than planty go to gamebattles.com and you can sign up as free agent and be picked up by a clan.
You need either ten or fifteen members, depending on the size of war you wish to have.
Clans were crucial to Bedouin life as they provided a strong sense of identity, support, and protection. Clans functioned as extended families, with members sharing common ancestry and territorial rights. They offered mutual aid in times of need, organized social and economic activities, and provided a system of justice and conflict resolution. Clans also played a central role in maintaining and defending the honor and reputation of their members.
You go to the general clans page from the clan castle, then press search clans
In real life the Taira and the Minamoto clans were the two strongest clans of the 4. The other two were the Tachibana clans and the Fujiwara clans.
clan's don't have a specific food to eat but for non-members for level 40+ clans most likely will eat lobsters they are cheaper than swordfish and heal 12 hp, for members well its your decision but i would suggest that a member eat monkfish for level 50+ they are almost the same price(or lower)as swordfish and they heal 16 hp.
In real life the Taira and the Minamoto clans were the two strongest clans of the 4. The other two were the Tachibana clans and the Fujiwara clans.
The patricians were the aristocracy of ancient Rome. The name is derived from the term pater familias (father of the family/head of the household) and from the creation of the senate by Romulus, Rome's founder and first king. Romulus created a council of elders (senate is derived from senex, the Latin for old man) to act as the royal advisory body. He selected 100 pater familias from the leading clans of Rome at the time to seat in the senate. The members of these clans then called themselves patres (plural of pater) a term which implied that they were the fathers of the city.