- Manorialism, also
known as seigneurialism, the
manor system or
manorial system, was the
method of land
ownership (or "tenure") in
parts of Europe, notably...
-
Gaula from the 14th century.
During this era the
lands were
homes to
signeurial families, such as the
horseman Lançarote
Teixeira de
Gaula and Helena...
-
basis for
their economy. This
allowed the
continued prosperity of its
signeurial holdings, and
characterized by
large manorhouses (Portuguese: solares)...
- the
period of the
Portuguese Age of Discovery). A land of
fishermen and
signeurial holdings, the muni****lity of
Seixal evolved over the centuries, always...
- The
Residence of
Mesquitela (Portuguese: Casa de Mesquitela), is a
signeurial building typical of the
Beira historical region, in the
civil parish of Mesquitela...
- Christ, Duke of Viseu,
Master of Covilhã and a man
preoccupied with his
signeurial holdings and
defense of his faith.
Henry obtained his
wealth from the...
- the
rudimentary and
fragile fortifications to work in the
towns for the
signeurial masters.
During this epoch, one of
these lands (actually insignificant)...
- João I (Portuguese: Casa na
Praceta D. João I), the
ruins of a
large signeurial house, in an
advance state of ruin, but
dating to the 19th or
early 20th...
-
Biscainhos (Portuguese: Casa dos Biscainhos/Museu dos Biscainhos), is a former-
signeurial residence located in
civil parish of
Braga (Maximinos, Sé e Cividade)...
- 1287, King
Denis donated to
Queen Elizabeth of
Portugal the town, the
signeurial holdings and all
their ****ociated benefits. Later,
these lands were transferred...
