Heptarchy is valid Scrabble Word

Is heptarchy a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
22 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for HEPTARCHY in dictionary:

NOUN:

government by seven persons; a group of seven allied but independent kingdoms, esp. of Anglo-Saxon England
government by seven rulers.
a state or region consisting of seven autonomous regions.
A government by seven persons; also, a country under seven rulers.
government by seven rulers

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a hypothetical confederacy of seven Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of the seventh and eighth centuries

Words related to HEPTARCHY

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How to use HEPTARCHY in a sentence

Thus the fair sex have had the merit of introducing the Christian doctrine into all the most considerable kingdoms of the Saxon Heptarchy.
But the priests in the Heptarchy, after the first missionaries, were wholly Saxons, and almost as ignorant and barbarous as the laity.
The perpetual wars in the Heptarchy, and the depredations of the Danes, seem to have been the cause of this great alteration with the Anglo-Saxons.
Peters holds lands to a considerable value, given to it before the Heptarchy by Ulphus, king of Deira and Northumbria.
It is true, we can derive from no quarter a favourable opinion of the state of England after the Saxon invasion, and during the tumultuous and bloody government of the heptarchy.
An Englishman of the time of the Heptarchy had, if at all, little more patriotism, and hardly more sense of common country.
The same influence contributed to extend it in the other kingdoms of the Heptarchy, the sovereigns of which were generally converted by their wives.
They were connected with each other by friendly relations and alliances, more or less intimate, the whole system being known in history by the name of the Saxon Heptarchy.
Its most probable origin was on the conquest of the Heptarchy by Alfred, and the amalgamation of their several codes of law into one, which became common to them all.
The history of this kingdom, the smallest in the Heptarchy, is still more imperfect than that of Essex.

Drummond had a good time the next morning over the Saxon Heptarchy.
The princes, in the Saxon Heptarchy, did indeed call their nobles sometimes together upon weighty affairs, as most other princes of the world have done in all ages.
He wrote an Ecclesiastical history of the English, and dedicated it to the most glorious King Ceowulph of Northumberland, one of the monarchs of the Saxon Heptarchy.
It was as though in England, after centuries of centralized rule, the Heptarchy had suddenly returned and re-established itself.

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