-
Saxon occupation, from
about 1498
until 1851,
there were a
total of 30
grietenijen in
Friesland and 11 cities. This
system replaced the
Frisian nobility...
- Muni****lities Act of 1851 (Dutch:
Gemeentewet van 1851)
abolished the
grietenijen,
which automatically became gemeenten (muni****lities)
headed by a mayor...
-
IJlst had
become autonomous cities but six
Frisian slots formed the
grietenijen of
Wymbritseradeel and
Hemelumer Oldeferd (and Noardwâlde). Nijdam, Han...
- ('southern nine').
Around 1500
Eastergoa was
further divided into two
cities and
eleven grietenijen (West Frisian: gritenijen; muni****lities). Albdag...
-
amount of
nepotism and
something similar to a
family dynasty in the
grietenijen.
These percentages range from 30% to 50%, and are
consistent over the...
- the
French Taille). The "electoral districts" were
formed by the 30
Grietenijen into
which Friesland was subdivided.
Originally the
citizens of the eleven...
- muni****lity, of Friesland, and when the muni****l law was introduced, the
grietenijen became muni****lities. The
kings and
queens of the
Netherlands still...
- grietman/grietenij system. From
about 1498
until 1851,
there were a
total of 30
grietenijen in
Friesland and 11 cities. Most
stinsen were
demolished in the mid-1800's...
-
known as
grietenijen and
governed by a grietman.
Eastergoa was
divided into
eleven grietenijen,
Westergoa was
divided into nine
grietenijen, and Zevenwouden...
- 72014
Grondzeiler Before 1832
Demolished 1882.
Lemmer Molen van de
Zeven Grietenijen en
Sloten 52°50′44″N 5°41′23″E / 52.84545°N 5.68959°E / 52.84545;...
