Historically
Historically adverb - Throughout history.
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Reign and historically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reign" instead a noun "Historically".
Reign
Reign noun - Controlling power or influence over others.
Historically and reign are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Historically" instead a noun "Reign".
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For the record, this is historically accurate, considering there was no such clerical position as "friar" until many years after King Richard's reign.
Source: Narm / Live-Action TV - Cao Cao, knowing that he is growing old and does not have much time left, urges his son, Cao Pi, to finish what he started and bring a new era to China, but historically Cao Pi's reign only lasts six years, at which point his successors are overthrown by the Simas.
Source: Bittersweet Ending / Video Games -
The Empress of China contains examples of: Adaptation Expansion: Historically, Wu's time in Taizong's harem is relatively unknown and unremarkable, but it takes up half the series by placing her at the center or near enough to the major events of the end of Taizong's reign.
Source: Series / The Empress Of China
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