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Carucage was a
medieval English land tax
enacted by King Richard I in 1194,
based on the size—variously calculated—of the taxpayer's estate. It was a replacement...
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released a
split with Send Away
Stranger on the
Saint Louis-based DIY
label Carucage Records and
another split with ****anese Breakfast. That same month, Pini...
- half of 1200. In
October 1200
Geoffrey refused to
allow the
collection of
carucage, a tax on land, on his property, and his
lands were
confiscated in retaliation...
- to pay off
raiding Danes and
later used to fund
military expenditures.
Carucage, a tax
which replaced the
Danegeld in England. Tax farming, the principle...
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churches were confiscated, and
money was
raised from the
scutage and the
carucage taxes. At the same time, Richard's
brother John and King
Philip of France...
- in crop rotation. The tax
levied on each
carucate came to be
known as "
carucage".
Though a
carucate might nominally be
regarded as an area of 120 acres...
- new land tax was instituted. This was the
carucage, and like the geld, it was
based on the land. The
carucage was
imposed six
times in all, but it produced...
- land and the
value of any
buildings or
other improvements on the land.
Carucage was a tax on land
levied in
Medieval England. The tax was only collected...
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Danegeld became in time too
complicated to collect, it was
later replaced by
Carucage, also a tax
based on the size of land
owned by the taxpayer. Ad valorem...
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Avera and
inward –
feudal obligations ****essed
against a
royal demesne Carucage – land tax
based on the size (variously calculated) of the taxpayer's estate...
