- are also
sometimes known as lords,
feudal lords, or
chief lords. An
overlordship came into
existence by the
process of the lord of the
manor granting...
-
related people, but
mostly finished by the 9th century. The
Frankish overlordship ended during the
reign of Mislav, or his
successor Trpimir I. The native...
- may have
survived into Anglo-Saxon rule in Kent than in
other areas.
Overlordship was a
central feature of Anglo-Saxon
politics which began before Æthelberht's...
- of Anglo-Saxon
kingdoms from the 5th
century onwards who had
achieved overlordship of some or all of the
other Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. It is
unclear whether...
- were
forced at the same time, or very soon thereafter, to
accept the
overlordship of the
Ilkhanids [...]
Numismatic evidence thus
suggest that independence...
- ****erted England's
claim to the
Kingdom of
Ireland free from the
Papal overlordship. This
change did, however, also
allow a
policy of
peaceful reconciliation...
-
prince of Kiev, in an
attempt to
create a
position of
overlordship for himself. This
overlordship lasted for less than two years,
ending with Gleb's death...
- independence. Initially, it was
ruled by a lord or
ealdorman under the
overlordship of
Alfred the Great, who
styled himself "King of the Anglo-Saxons". The...
-
Eparchy (Gr****: ἐπαρχία eparchía "
overlordship") is an
ecclesiastical unit in
Eastern Christianity that is
equivalent to a
diocese in
Western Christianity...
- Bellême's
overlord was the king of France, but
Domfront was
under the
overlordship of
Geoffrey Martel and Duke
William was Alençon's overlord. The Bellême...
