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What does an under-tenant mean in Norman England?
He was someone who was underneath the tenant in chief in the feudal system
What is the tenant in chief in Norman England?
The Tennant in chief was the next important person after the king.
Who is the tenant of Northumberland Development Project?
The tenant of Northumberland Development Project is Tottenham Hotspur in England and it is under construction.
What is the tenant-in-chief in Norman England?
A person who holds lands directly from -- and therefore is answerable to -- the pertinent prince or king is what a tenant-in-chief is in Norman English culture.Specifically, a tenant holds lands directly from a nobleman or senior clergy member. A tenant-in-chief is answerable to the relevant king or prince in return for not being responsible to an intermediary nobleman or senior clergyman. As a consequence, the tenant-in-chief must supply knights and soldiers upon a kingly or princely request.
What is an under-tenant?
An under-tenant is a someone underneath a tenant-in-chief.
Who is the tenant of Anfield?
The tenant of Anfield is Liverpool F.C. in England.
Who unified England under Norman rule?
William the Conquerer
Who is the tenant of Stadium of Light?
The tenant of Stadium of Light is Sunderland A.F.C. in England.
Who is the tenant of Odsal Stadium?
The tenant of Odsal Stadium is Bradford Bulls in England.
Who is the tenant of Craven Cottage?
The tenant of Craven Cottage is Fulham F.C. in England.
Who is the tenant of Darlington Arena?
The tenant of Darlington Arena is Darlington F.C. in England.
Who is the tenant of The Hawthorns?
The tenant of The Hawthorns is West Bromwich Albion F.C. in England.
