-
Galanas in
Welsh law was a
payment made by a
killer and his
family to the
family of his or her victim. It is
similar to éraic in
Ireland and the Anglo-Saxon...
- Éraic (or eric) was the
Irish equivalent of the
Welsh galanas and the Anglo-Saxon and
Scandinavian weregild, a form of
tribute paid in
reparation for...
- The Athi-
Galana-Sabaki
River is the
second longest river in
Kenya (after the Tana River). It has a
total length of 390
kilometres (240 mi), and drains...
- The
Galana Kulalu Project is a US$52,670,000
project by the
government of
Kenya in
partnership with the
private sector aimed at
providing Food Security...
- the
Uganda Railway over the
Tsavo River,
close to
where it
meets the Athi-
Galana-Sabaki River. Two
national parks,
Tsavo East and
Tsavo West are located...
- they
represent 12.7% of the
standard galanas for a
boneheddig (A
boneheddig is a
standard free-man,
whose galanas is
valued at 3780 pennies/ 63 cows)....
- East
National Park is
generally flat, with dry
plains across which the
Galana River flows.
Other features include the
Yatta Plateau and
Lugard Falls....
- or his
family to the
family of his/her victim. The name is
derived from głowa,
meaning head.
Blood money Diyya Ericfine Galanas Weregild v t e v t e...
- in
Scottish law, however.
Among the
surviving clauses the
practice of '
Galanas' (British or Welsh)
continued to at
least the end of the 16th century:...
- Anglo-Saxon law
Blood feud
Blood law
Blood libel Danegeld Diyya Ericfine Feud
Galanas Germanic law Główszczyzna
Kanun Leges inter Brettos et
Scottos Leibzoll...
