Fief
The fief (alternatively, fee, feoff, fiefdom) or feudum (in Latin), under the system of medieval European feudalism, often consisted of inheritable lands or revenue-producing property granted by a lord to a vassal who held seisin in return for a form of allegiance (usually given by homage and fealty).
FiefFeudalismHan (country subdivision)Dominions of SwedenTsushima-Fuchū DomainFief of ViborgFiefsEcclesiastical fiefTortallan FiefsLe Fief-SauvinFief of Purmerend, Purmerland and IlpendamFiefs, Pas-de-CalaisFree and high fief of Zuid-PolsbroekDukeState of the Teutonic OrderTakatō DomainList of hundreds of SwedenBastard feudalismBremen-VerdenDuchy
Yamagata DomainKnight-serviceKnight's feeHistory of BadenUrbariumCounty of RodezLiber feudorumReduction (Sweden)FEAMancini familyAsano clanDuchy of BraganzaNagao clanCounty of MelgueilCounts of LignyDuke of BrissacBalliolCounty of DannenbergSusan ReynoldsZutphen County
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