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Definition of Salian in English: Saliannoun ˈseɪlɪənˈsālyən A member of the Salii, a 4th-century Frankish people living near the River IJssel, from whom the Merovingians were descended. （与）萨利人（有关）的（公元4世纪时居住在艾瑟尔河附近的法兰克人，墨洛温王朝人是他们的后裔） Example sentencesExamples - The imperial crown was neglected for a while and when it was resurrected again it was held by Germans: the Ottonians, then the Salians.
adjective ˈseɪlɪənˈsālyən Relating to the Salii. Example sentencesExamples - Edward the Confessor's Norman-style Westminster Abbey was, with the exception of the cathedral of the Salian emperors at Speyer, the largest church built north of the Alps since the fourth century.
- Almost from the time of Charlemagne, Germany bore versions of the name Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, beginning with the Salian dynasty and proceeding with the rule of the Hohenstaufens, the Habsburgs, and the Hohenzollerns.
- The laws of the Salian Franks are considered a part of the Germanic Codes that predated Roman Law in Europe.
- The second Salian emperor, Henry III, apparently founded a castle on the sandstone rock.
- In 481-2, Clovis I became ruler of the Salian Franks of Tournai.
Rhymesalien, Australian, bacchanalian, Castalian, Deucalion, episcopalian, Hegelian, madrigalian, mammalian, Pygmalion, saturnalian, sesquipedalian, tatterdemalion, Thessalian, Westphalian Definition of Salian in US English: Saliannounˈsālyən A member of the Salii, a 4th-century Frankish people living near the IJssel River, from whom the Merovingians were descended. （与）萨利人（有关）的（公元4世纪时居住在艾瑟尔河附近的法兰克人，墨洛温王朝人是他们的后裔） Example sentencesExamples - The imperial crown was neglected for a while and when it was resurrected again it was held by Germans: the Ottonians, then the Salians.
adjectiveˈsālyən Relating to the Salii. Example sentencesExamples - Edward the Confessor's Norman-style Westminster Abbey was, with the exception of the cathedral of the Salian emperors at Speyer, the largest church built north of the Alps since the fourth century.
- Almost from the time of Charlemagne, Germany bore versions of the name Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, beginning with the Salian dynasty and proceeding with the rule of the Hohenstaufens, the Habsburgs, and the Hohenzollerns.
- The second Salian emperor, Henry III, apparently founded a castle on the sandstone rock.
- In 481-2, Clovis I became ruler of the Salian Franks of Tournai.
- The laws of the Salian Franks are considered a part of the Germanic Codes that predated Roman Law in Europe.
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