vassal state
C3295
concept
A vassal state is a subordinate political entity that retains limited internal autonomy while owing allegiance, tribute, or military support to a more powerful sovereign state.
Aliases (14)
- Napoleonic client state ×4
- Napoleonic state ×4
- feudal state ×2
- Georgian principality ×1
- Ottoman vassal state ×1
- Zhou dynasty vassal state ×1
- constituent territory of a composite monarchy ×1
- constituent territory of the Seventeen Provinces ×1
- historical principality ×1
- princely states ×1
- protectorate ×1
- satellite state ×1
- sister republic ×1
- successor state of the Great Seljuk Empire ×1
Instances (28)
- Batavian Republic ("sister republic")
- Indian princely states
- Seljuk Sultanate of Rum ("successor state of the Great Seljuk Empire")
- First French Empire ("Napoleonic state")
- Confederation of the Rhine ("Napoleonic client state")
- State of Chu ("Zhou dynasty vassal state")
- Duchy of Apulia and Calabria
- Duchy of Warsaw ("Napoleonic client state")
- Kingdom of Granada
- Danubian Principalities ("Ottoman vassal state")
- Kingdom of Valencia ("constituent territory of a composite monarchy")
- Grand Duchy of Tuscany (Napoleonic) ("Napoleonic state")
- Lordship of Groningen ("constituent territory of the Seventeen Provinces")
- Kingdom of Italy ("Napoleonic state")
- Crimean Khanate
- Duchy of Guelders ("historical principality")
- Duchy of Neopatras
- Grand Duchy of Berg ("Napoleonic client state")
- Kingdom of Westphalia ("Napoleonic state")
- Kingdom of Majorca
- Grand Duchy of Moscow
- Principality of Guria ("Georgian principality")
- Kingdom of Etruria ("Napoleonic client state")
- Shan States ("princely states")
- Polish People’s Republic ("satellite state")
- Crusader states ("feudal state")