fiefs in a sentence

1. but he hasn't got any fiefs yet.

2. - All currently occupied Settlements and Fiefs

3. The second wine is called "Les Fiefs-de-Lagrange".

4. It is the heart of the good wine region of the Fiefs Vendéen.

5. Are modern ministries such fiefs “belonging” to the party chiefs?

6. Reynolds, Susan, Fiefs and Vassals: The Medieval Evidence Reinterpreted.

7. The wine histories of the fiefs of Lafite and Latour were thus joined at the outset.

8. The three villages were surrounded by fourteen fields that were held as fiefs by various nobles.

9. In 1273, Edward I lent him homage for his fiefs and, six years later, the King of France gave him Agen.

10. Liu P’ang dismantled the fiefs by requiring that all sons, not just the oldest, inherit their father’s lands.

11. They possessed a “Fief” or a land property ("Alleu" and "Fiefs" in French) which could be divided to the sons.

12. [Crime No.13-03] Of obtaining profits from crime: (1213) England/Ireland England and Ireland become papal fiefs.

13. These fiefs evolved into truly independent states: the Landi governed the higher Taro's valley from 1257 to 1682.

14. Borwin was taken into captivity by King Canute and was forced, like Nicholas, to accept his lands from the king as fiefs.

15. He loyally supported his militarily weak feudal lord, above all because the Borsa rewarded him for his help with new fiefs.

16. Although the emperor appointed the Chancellor of each kingdom, kings appointed all the remaining civil officials in their fiefs.

17. His inheritance (his father died in 1580) and the income from his wife’s fiefs made him financially independent throughout his life.

18. On 22 November 1378, Clement restored him as rector of Campagna and Marittima, and also granted him the fiefs of Sermoneta and Bassiano.

19. As shown in the official accounts of the 1600, the property was at that time in possession of Achatius Borck, who owned four fiefs here.

20. The Holstein Counts gained control of large portions of Denmark because the king would grant them fiefs in exchange for money to finance royal operations.