- A v****al or
liege subject is a
person regarded as
having a
mutual obligation to a lord or monarch, in the
context of the
feudal system in
medieval Europe...
- Wolfeshuson,
Hebel and Heßlar were involved. The
gentry of
Wolferhausen were
liegemen, that is they were
noblemen who were
obliged to pay a
tithe to the Saint...
- standing, that fair-wrought
stone beside the Dniepr, half the
armor owned by Heidrek, land and
liegemen and
lustrous rings! —(Tolkien 1960, (82) pp.48–9)...
- authority. As a result,
Robert III's
brothers refused to act
simply as
liegemen to the king.
Robert III,
already weakened by the
council when he ascended...
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negotiations would take
place to
specify the
obligations and the
benefits of the
liegemen. The
phrase earth and water, even in
modern Gr****,
symbolizes unconditional...
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Brynjolf was
either one of the
three liegemen bearing the
large tableboard with the king's
robes or one of the five
liegemen with
swords drawn. In 1253, he...
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feudals of Shirvan, Khuzestan, Ahlat, Arzan-ar-Rum and
Maragha became his
liegemen.
Kingdom of Georgia,
whose army was
additionally strengthened by the Kipchak...
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Jerusalem on
behalf of the
regent Henry of Cyprus, John
called a
council of
liegemen in the
palace of his relatives, the
lords of Beirut, in Acre.
There he...
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officers of the
royal government. In 1235 he is
included in the list of
Liegemen who were with the king
during the
conflict escalation with
Skule Bårdsson...
-
partially quoting Mackey, Jurisprudence, 509. "2nd – You
shall be true
liegemen to the King of
England without any
treason or falsehood, and if you know...
