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The lands of a manor were normally administered by a representative of the lord. There were various people involved in this. For example, the agricultural land was organized by the reeve, who might have been elected by the serfs or appointed by the lord, depending on local custom, but represented the lord and the serfs to each other. Stewards were involved wherever anything of value was concerned. The lord's demesne could be administered by the lord personally, but since many lords were absentee, it would have been often administered by someone appointed for the purpose.
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What is a feudal lord who holds lands from superiors?
Mense lord
Is a knight the same as a lord?
In feudalism, a lord was a leader of his lands. A knight was a soldier dedicated to his lord.
The heart of the medieval economy the land administered by a lord was called the?
demesne
Is Frodo coming back to Lord of the Rings with Aragorn?
After The Lord of the Rings? No, he is in the Undying Lands.
Who is on the mountaintop when the figure lands in lord of the flies?
it was piggy
How did a lord benefit giving his lands away as fiefs?
Cause
Who administered the oath of office to jawaharlal nehru as the first prime minister of India?
Lord Mountbatten
What is a Barton?
A barton is a farmyard, or the lands of a manor reserved for the Lord's use.
How could a noble be both and Lord and a Vassal?
A noble was the lord ( landlord) of his lands and people but he was a vassal to the king who gave him those lands. The lands could be taken away at any time along with any titles and even his life if the king so choose to do so.
Who wrote the lands of old lang's high?
J.R.R. Tolkien wrote "The Lord of the Rings," which includes the poem "The Lands of Old" in the high elven language Quenya.
Where does Legolas sail to at the end of the lord of the rings?
He goes to the home of the elves. It is called the western or undying lands in the book.
What was a forfeiture during the middle ages?
When a lord opposed the king, the punishment was very often forfeiture, which meant that the lord's lands and titles were taken away from him.
