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The term "liege" refers to a feudal lord or sovereign to whom vassals owe allegiance and service. In a broader sense, it can denote a person to whom one is bound by loyalty or duty. The concept is rooted in medieval Europe, where the relationship between a liege and their subjects was characterized by mutual obligations and protection. Today, it may also be used metaphorically to describe any authority figure or leader.
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What does liege mean?
A liege was someone who owed a duty of service to a lord in feudal times (middle ages) although it could also mean the lord himself. A liege lord was the lord to whom you owed the service.
What is the french for shuttlecock?
Perhaps you mean liege paon [lee-A-zg pah-on]
What is Airport code for liege Belgium?
Liege, Belgium (LGG)
When did Frederick of Liege die?
Frederick of Liege died in 1121.
When was Liege-Killer created?
Liege-Killer was created in 1987.
When was Liege Hulett born?
Liege Hulett was born in 1838.
What word is opposite of liege?
disloyal, unfaithful
What sport does Standard Liege play?
Standard Liege is a Belgian football (soccer) club.
How do you use liege in a sentence?
While servants pledged their loyalty to the liege, they did not always like him or respect him.
When did Liege Hulett die?
Liege Hulett died in 1928.
What does the letters L E G mean on a 6 shot pistol?
proof mark used in Liege, Belgium
Can you give me a sentence using 'my liege'?
"The barbarians are at our portcullis, my liege, shall I order the archers to take their positions?"
