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Manor
The granting of land with a demense, peasants and lands considered requisite to sustain a minor noble. The demense was the lordâs personal land, providing for their needs, while the land worked by the peasants provided additional income or food consumed by the lord or his retainers.
1. a small holding, typically 1200-1800 acres, with its own court and probably its own hall, but not necessarily having a manor house; generally held by a knight 2. unit of rural lordship, varying greatly in size
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AAGRA
| AG
| AGRA
| ALAA
| APG
| Abbey
| Abbot
| Accolade
| Accoutrement
| Acre
| Admiral
| Adoubement
| | Adventurous Sh... | Agincourt, Bat... | Aiguilette
| | Ailettes, aile... | Aketon,acton,a... | Albion
| Albuquerque
| Alexander
| Alexandre, Ro... | Alexiad
| Alleron
| Allure
| Almain
| Almerie
| Almoner
| Alms
| Alms House
| Ambler
| Amorette
| Ancestral File
| Anneal
| Anoint
| Antioch, Battl... | Anueal
| Appatis
| Apprentice
| Arbalest
| Arbalestier
| Arch-Duke
| Archer
| Argent
| Arm Harness
| Arm Harness-Co... | Arm, defense of
| Arma Patrina
| Armbrust
| | Armed at all p... | Armed to all r... | Armet (à rond... | Armiger
| Arming Cap
| Arming Coat
| Arming Nail
| Arming Points
| Arming Squire
| Armorica
| Armory
| Armour (Armor)
| | Armour, as ins... | Armour, buying
| Armour, collec... | | Armour, decora... | Armour, techni... | Armour, weight... | | Armour,collect... | Armourer (Armo... | Armourer's Mark
| | Armourer, art ... | Arms
| Arpent
| Arrière-Guard
| Arrow-slit
| Arsouf, Battle... | | Art of Courtly... | Articulation
| Artillator
| Artillery
| Arçon
| Ascalon, Battl... | | Ash, as a mate... | Assassins
| Association of... | | Association of... | Atilliator
| Atteint
| Avalon, Isle of
| Avant-Guard
| Aventail
| Azure
| abbasi
| abbey
| abbot abbess
| abstract
| abutment
| aclys
| adarga
| administration
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