What is "cunaxa"

Usage examples of "cunaxa".

A daughter of the northern Desert, up near the border with Cunaxa that had seen more skirmishes against the Merida than any other area of the princedom, she had been with him at Tiglath all those years ago and was a discerning critic of his annual war.

I’ve got a nasty feeling—and he agrees with me—that they’ll break out of Cunaxa soon.

Her privilege, of course—Miyon of Cunaxa felt the same way—but damned inconvenient.

He had to get out of Cunaxa, separate himself from the Merida and their plots.

Whichever, he would siphon off some of Pol’s troops if he could, to retake Cunaxa for him as a good son-by-marriage ought.

If a messenger was sent to Cunaxa now, in twenty-five days or so Yarin could be warned at Balarat to expect his sister’s husband.

Do you honestly believe that after everything he went through to gain sole rule of Cunaxa that he’d slink away now, when he’s got a chance of grabbing the northern Desert?

The Merida had become even more poisonous, reasoning that if they could not regain the Desert, they would gain Cunaxa through Miyon and come to power as lawful princes.

Kierst was closer to Firon, but only the Desert could attack across the shared border with Cunaxa in response to a march on Firon.

Pol’s laughing, warm-voiced aunt had spoken with real relish about the possibilities of conquering Cunaxa should that princedom be so foolish as to invade Firon.

He ought to crush the Merida now, and Prince Mi-yon of Cunaxa as well for giving them shelter.

He might have given me the excuse I needed—in front of witnesses—to invade Cunaxa and destroy the Merida once and for all.

There are enough loyal young men within your own family and those of your allies to provide princes for Cunaxa, Gilad, Grib, and Fessenden, which look to be the main sources of opposition.

But Cabar stood, gulped, and mumbled words agreeing with their graces of Cunaxa, Grib, and Fessenden.

At his side was Miyon of Cunaxa, whose bright orange tunic Masul wore.