- Look up
liege,
homage, or
fealty in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Homage (/oʊˈmɑːʒ/) (from
Medieval Latin hominati****, lit. "pertaining to a man")...
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Liege lord may
refer to:
Homage (feudal) lord or v****al
Liege Lord, speed/power
metal band
Liege (disambiguation) Lord (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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relationship between lord and v****al; see
Homage (feudal)
Liège (province), a
province of
Belgium Arrondis****t of
Liège, an
administrative and
judicial subdivision...
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dominions in
Aquitaine and Gascony, to be held as a prin****lity by
liege homage on
payment of an
ounce of gold each year,
together with the
title of...
- (roughly, '****ize on
liege-
homage')
expanded the court's
membership to all 600 or more fief-holders.
Those paying direct homage to the king
became members...
- from
property held by Hugh,
these younger children would need to owe
liege homage to
ensure their income. Hugh V died in 1315; his
brother Odo IV succeeded...
- in Capitanata,
Terre de Bari and
Terre d'Otrante, his
roles receiving liege homage,
overseeing the
collection of
taxes and
enforcing trade agreements with...
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pledge themselves to two or more lords. In
response to this, the idea of a "
liege lord" was
developed (where the
obligations to one lord are
regarded as superior)...
- done
fealty to him as his
liege lord, as all the
other men of the lord king (Henry) are wont to do. Likewise, he has done
homage to
Henry the king, son of...
- in the
spring of 1259. The
court of
France found him not
liable for
liege homage and thus
unable to be
deprived of his fief. His
journey was to be his...