- A v****al or
liege subject is a
person regarded as
having a
mutual obligation to a lord or monarch, in the
context of the
feudal system in
medieval Europe...
- Holy
Roman Empire. It was
sworn between two people, the
feudal subject or
liegeman (v****al) and his
feudal superior (liege lord). The oath of
allegiance was...
-
Sverre Sigurdsson and
became a
liegeman, or v****al,
under King
Haakon IV of Norway. John
Steel was
enlisted as a
liegeman in 1217 (alongside Ivar Nosy)...
-
physically imposing man, and
rumoured to be a womaniser, Le Gris was a
liegeman (feudal retainer) of
Count Pierre d'Alençon and a
favourite at his court...
- Councillor,
Liegeman,
Royalty Simon Kine (c. 1190–1245) –
Liegeman John
Steel (
Liegeman) (c. 1170–1230) –
Liegeman Brynjolf Steel (~1205–1270) –
Liegeman, son...
-
election of Senators.
While in Boston,
Coolidge became an ally, and then a
liegeman, of then U.S.
Senator Winthrop Murray Crane, who
controlled the M****achusetts...
- a
nobleman in the
Middle Ages in German-speaking countries, who, as a
liegeman was
obliged to
render service,
goods in kind and
loyalty to
another nobleman...
- Williams), and the
Serpent Society. U.S.
Agent was
briefly referred to as the
Liegeman as it was the
codename for him in the
Morgan le Fay verse. U.S.
Agent briefly...
-
territorial lord or
reigning monarch. The
beneficiary was his v****al,
liegeman or
feudatory (German: Vasall, Lehnsmann, Knecht, Lehenempfänger or Lehensträger;...
- Ireland. The family's
origins are
thought to go back to
Almeric Tristram, a
liegeman of the Anglo-Irish
knight John de Courcy, who
conquered Howth in 1177....
