Cleruchy

/ˈklɪərʌki/

/ˈklɪrʌki/

Translation of "cleruchy" into Russian

Noun

/ˈklɪərʌki/

/ˈklɪrʌki/

cleruchy

cleruchies pl

The ancient Greeks established a cleruchy on the island to maintain control.

Древние греки основали клерухию на острове, чтобы сохранить контроль.

Noun

/ˈklɪərʌki/

/ˈklɪrʌki/

A type of colony in ancient Greece where settlers retained their citizenship and political rights in their home city-state.

The Athenian government established a cleruchy on the island to secure its influence in the region.

The policy or practice of founding cleruchies as a means of exerting control or relieving population pressure.

Pericles pursued a deliberate cleruchy to strengthen Athenian dominance in the Aegean.

Adjective

/ˈklɪərʌki/

/ˈklɪrʌki/

Relating to or characteristic of a cleruchy.

The cleruchy settlers retained full voting rights in Athens.