- A
castellania was the
smallest administrative subdivision of land in
medieval Malta, Poland,
Hungary and the Netherlands,
signifying the
territory over...
- The
Castellania (Maltese: Il-Kastellanija; Italian: La
Castellania), also
known as the
Castellania Palace (Maltese: Il-Palazz Kastellanja; Italian: Palazzo...
- A
castellania was the
smallest administrative subdivision of land in
parts of
medieval Europe.
Castellania may also
refer to:
Castellania Coppi, a commune...
- such as the
civil law
court (1543–1798) of the
Order of St. John at the
Castellania in Valletta, Malta. The
proper application of the
strappado technique...
- The
building was
originally constructed as a
courthouse known as the
Castellania in the
early 16th century, but
little remains of the
original building...
-
Castellania Coppi is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Province of
Alessandria in the
Italian region Piedmont,
located about 100
kilometres (62 mi) southeast...
-
Percy (1869).
Historical Guide to
Malta and Gozo. Calleja. pp. 152.
Castellania building. "Po****tion on 1
January by age
groups and **** – functional...
- l'Ebre,
Catalonia (Spain). Its
capital is Gandesa. It is also
known as
Castellania, a name
dating back to its
medieval status as a
fiefdom held by the Order...
- to
borrow money as
usury was
forbidden to Catholics. A castellany, or
castellania, is a term
denoting a
district administered by a castellan. Castellanies...
-
Ruthenia by the
Kingdom of Poland. In 1359, the
Latin language term
castellania Sanocensi was used,
while in 1363, the
village of
Radoszyce was mentioned...
