tributory

O monarch, the kings of the east, the south, the west, and the north, have all been made tributory to thee!

How bad it was may be a little gauged by Vasari's tributory tomb and his window over the high altar.

As the buffalo in countless throngs find their certain way in the transient pasturage on the prairies, along the fresh banks of the rivers, and up every valley and green defile of the mountains, so the salmon, at their allotted seasons, regulated by a sublime and all-seeing Providence, swarm in myriads up the great rivers, and find their way up their main branches, and into the minutest tributory streams; so as to pervade the great arid plains, and to penetrate even among barren mountains.