एड्रिच इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

After many warriors have been slain, Irminfrid sends Iring as a messenger to Thiadrich to ask for peace.

By the order of Thiadrich, Iring convinces Irminfrid to return to the Frankish court.

A war starts, and after the Franks under Thiadrich have won a battle at Runibergun, the Thuringii retreat into the fortress of Scithingi (modern Burgscheidungen).

He places the body of Irminfrid over that of Thiadrich, so he will be victor in death at least, and leaves.

Thiadrich banishes him, as he has become despicable to all men by this deed, and he wants to have no part of this crime.

The Saxons celebrate their victory for three days, afterwards they return to Thiadrich, who gives the country over to them.

After Huga's death Thiadrich, his son by a concubine is crowned as king, but Amalaberga convinces her husband, Irminfrid, with the help of the warrior Iring, that it is really she who should inherit the kingdom.

When Irminfrid kneels in submission before Thiadrich, Iring slays him.

Iring announces that he will atone for his crime and get revenge for his former master and slays Thiadrich as well.

एड्रिच हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

"" पहला टेस्ट जो उन्होंने अंपायर किया था वह 1976 में ओल्ड ट्रैफर्ड में विवादास्पद टेस्ट था जब इंग्लैंड के बल्लेबाज जॉन एड्रिच और ब्रायन क्लोज वेस्टइंडीज के तेज गेंदबाजों के बाउंसर बैराज के अधीन थे।

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