fief

Converse of object

• grow: They had been worried by the prospect of more Kindred entering the growing fief.
• hold: The Counts family originated from Westphalia, where they held fiefs of the archbishop.
• call: The sections of land given to the loyal Norman vassals was called a fief.
• receive: The relationship might be personal or, if the vassal received a fief, tenurial.
• leave: However, on his sire's ' suggestion ' Prince Richard left the fief for exile in France.
• grant: Fief Middle Ages era, period, life, age and times Fief Definition The Medieval Fief - Feudalism Who granted the Fief?

Adjective modifier

• feudal: On the other hand, he carefully avoided creating territorially based feudal fiefs, then fashionable in most of Europe.
• large: The largest fief of a lay tenant-in-chief in Middlesex is that of Walter of St. Valery ( fn.
• private: As is well known Gerry Healy ran the WRP as his private fief.