-
similar arrangement called a
morgadio, the
holder of
which was
denominated the
morgado (or
morgada if female). Each
morgadio was
established by a specific...
- Santarém
acquired by
their father,
which Fernão
established as a new
morgadio, the
Morgadio of Vila de Rei. The
universal heir of
Gomes Soares de Melo and his...
- from
royal grants (sesmarias), and were p****ed
through primogeniture (
morgadio). In the
independent Brazilian state, the
default means of
acquiring land...
- lineages, as well as
their legal obligation as
administrators of
various morgadios, many of
which inherited by
marriage and
subject to the use of the founder's...
-
family and upbringing, is
widely quoted in "Do
morgadio à divisão igualitária dos bens: extinção do
morgadio e estratégias de perpetuação do
poder familiar"...
- in the
possession of the
lords of
Barbosa until the
extinction of the
morgadios (the
Portuguese equivalent of majorats, or Fee tails) in Portugal, in...
- do Portal, in the town of Alhandra, and the
administration of
various morgadios (that
included two
estates in
Alverca do Ribatejo, the Lezíria da Corte...
-
Salazar y
Castro (1694, p. 81)
Likewise it
confirms the
creation of the
morgadio of D. Álvaro de Luna, on 26
February 1438:
Sancho de Tovar, Señor de Cevico...
- (1843-1917),
knight of the
Royal Household, the
fifth and
final Lord of
Morgadio do Sardoal,
senior official of the
Ministry of
Marine and
founding partner...
- de Figueiredo, the
Quinta da Bica was only
instituted as a
majorat (or
morgadio in Portuguese), by his
grandson Manuel Ferraz de Figueiredo. Thus, the...
