- the
feoffee sub-
enfeoffed his holding, for
example when he
created a new manor, he
would become overlord to the
person so
enfeoffed, and a
mesne lord...
- own use, occupation, or support. This
distinguished it from land sub-
enfeoffed by him to
others as sub-tenants. In contrast, the
entire territory controlled...
-
royal family during the Zhou
dynasty c. 8th to 5th
centuries BCE) who was
enfeoffed in the
state of Yang. The
German sociologist Wolfram Eberhard calls Yang...
-
Empire in the
territory of
present day
Lower Saxony. In 1235, Otto I was
enfeoffed with the
newly founded Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg at the
Court of Mainz...
-
Lower Lotharingia was
directly ruled by the emperor,
until in 977 Otto II
enfeoffed Charles, the
exiled younger brother of King
Lothair of France.
Lower and...
- care
breaking the
power of the
court eunuchs and
unrelated magnates,
enfeoffing his many sons
throughout China and
attempting to
guide these princes through...
- from the Han
dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE)
onwards claimed that King Wu
enfeoffed Jizi as
ruler of
Chaoxian (朝鮮,
pronounced "Joseon" in Korean). According...
- Wu of the Zhou
dynasty defeated King Zhou (the last
Shang king), and
enfeoffed the
descendants of
Taibo in Wu –
mirroring the
later history of Nanyue...
- 1851.
After capturing Hangzhou from the
Taiping rebels in 1864, he was
enfeoffed as a
first class count. In 1866, Zuo
oversaw the
construction of the Foochow...
- elites, and
changes in the
composition of the
upper classes, as
William enfeoffed lands to be held
directly from the king. More
gradual changes affected...
