- a form of
property holding or
other rights granted by an
overlord to a
v****al, who held it in
fealty or "in fee" in
return for a form of
feudal allegiance...
- France, the
arrière-ban (Latin retrobannum) was a
general proclamation whereby the king (or duke)
summoned to war all the
v****als of his
v****als. The term...
- King took his
humble host to Ascalon,
where in
desperation he
issued an
arrière-ban,
summoning all able-bodied men.
Saladin reached Ascalon on 22 November...
-
spending power from the
villein socagers to the
manorial lords (crown
v****als), the
system deeply altered the
economy of New France. Furthermore, since...
-
Henry III
keeps the
remains of the
Duchy of Aquitaine,
mainly Gascony as a
v****al of
Louis IX. 1314:
Philip IV of
France dies
leaving three sons,
Louis X...
- 2002, p. 198. Lala 2008, p. 17 Osswald,
Brendan (2017). "Ioannina et son
arriere-pays (XIII-XV S.) un
exemple des
relations entre ville et
campagne dans...
-
contingents (ban and
arrière-ban) also p****ed to bailies.
Provosts therefore retained the sole
function of
inferior judges over
v****als with
original jurisdiction...
- of Aiguillon, "the key to the
Gascon plain", on 1 April. On 2
April the
arrière-ban, the
formal call to arms for all able-bodied males, was
announced for...
-
France was
invited to meet the
delegation from
England but refused. The
arrière-ban, a call to arms, was
proclaimed throughout France starting on 30 April...
- retinues,
maintained at
their own expense, but in
times of
emergency the
arriere-ban,
called the
Zamanitchka Voyska ('All Together'),
would be summoned...
