Titlebook: Nobility, Land and Service in Medieval Hungary; Martyn Rady Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000

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The Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries,upied the old Roman province of Pannonia and the plain between the Danube and Tisza rivers. Burial-finds and place-names also suggest their early occupation of parts of modern-day Slavonia and the Banat, and of the principal river valleys in the Slovak Highlands and Transylvania. The Hungarian settl

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Origins of the Hungarian Nobility,recision. The late eleventh-century laws of St Ladislas thus suggest the interchangeability of the term with, variously, a high office-holder in royal or ecclesiastical service, a warrior, and the owner of a . having his own bailiff.. It is in this respect revealing that on the first recorded occasi

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The Kindred and the Quarter,kindred was replaced by the practice of dividing the property between families. Nevertheless, although subdivision was declared customary even as early as the 1230s,. some brothers and cousins continued to hold land in common throughout the fourteenth century. It seems, moreover, that in a few cases

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Familiaritas,ning characteristics.. . denotes the relationship between lord and man which was expressed in terms of ., service, reward and mutual obligation. By entering a lord’s service, a nobleman became part of his .. As such, he might actually live within his master’s .. More usually, however, he received a