Definition of Elizates. Meaning of Elizates. Synonyms of Elizates

- corresponded to the individual boroughs of an elizate. A group of elizates was a merindad. Through time elizates often became muni****lities. In Biscay, during...
- Arbatzegi (26th). Merindad of Markina (2 elizates): Xemein (27th) and Etxebarria (28th). Merindad of Zornotza (3 elizates): Amorebieta (29th), Etxano (30th)...
- from those of the rest of feudal Europe. Some aspects of this include the elizate tradition where local house-owners met in front of the church to elect...
- Atxondo was formed by the fusion of the former muni****lities of the elizates of Apatamonasterio, Arrazola and Axpe in 1962. The name Atxondo comes from...
- official denomination from Garay to Garai. As happens with most of the elizates, the origin and date of foundation of the town is unknown. As a member...
- districts and neighbourhoods were former independent muni****lities and elizates that were eventually annexed into the city. Originally, the city of Bilbao...
- political administration included all the towns and elizates that existed within its territory. The elizates were all governed by the Foral law, while the towns...
- its foundation is unknown, but this is a common trait shared with other elizates across Biscay. It is known that the San Pedro de Deusto church was constructed...
- the place with "two levels" or "two heights". As it is common with the elizates, the date of foundation of Mallabia is unknown. Its origin is linked with...
- authority in the republics of Novgorod until 1478 and Pskov until 1510. The elizate system of the Basque Country in which farmholders of a rural area connected...