-
especially under the
European feudal system,
feoffment /ˈfɛfmənt/ or
enfeoffment was the deed by
which a
person was
given land in
exchange for a pledge...
- The
Electorate of Saxony, also
known as
Electoral Saxony (German: Kurfürstentum
Sachsen or Kursachsen), was a
territory of the Holy
Roman Empire from 1356–1806...
- army. Meanwhile,
Xiang Yu's
overbearing and
arbitrary handling over the
enfeoffments created much
anger among the
rebel leaders.
Merely four
months after...
- her new
estates after the King's death, tied them up in a
series of
enfeoffments. This
meant that
legally they
ceased to be
royal gifts which could be...
-
ceremony under the
supervision of Chu
since they were not v****als (诸侯) by
enfeoffment and establishment. The
Xianbei chieftain was
appointed joint guardian...
- Brahmadeya, a
royal fief
given to a
Brahmin for
service to an
Indian king.
Enfeoffment Fee
simple Fee tail Fengjian, the
Chinese system often compared to European...
- sent a thirty-person
delegation of
officials to make a
fourth offer of
enfeoffment,
which was accepted. In
August 213, an
ancestral temple and the sheji...
- Duke
Xiang of Qin (Chinese: 秦襄公; pinyin: Qín Xiāng Gōng, died 766 BC) aka by his
nomen ,Ying Kai ,was from 777 to 766 BC the
sixth ruler of the Zhou Dynasty...
- was
implemented in
local areas, and at the same time, the
system of
enfeoffment was established.
Counties and
countries were
parallel to each other,...
- as the semi-mythical and
early historical periods, but the
systems of
enfeoffment and
establishment only
developed in the Zhou dynasty, by the end of which...
