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Meaning of vavasory
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vavasory (n.)
The quality or tenure of the fee held by a vavasor; also, the lands held by a vavasor.
vavasory Sentence Examples
- The vavasory of Elmwood possessed a sizable estate and held significant influence in the region.
- The manor of Darley was bestowed upon a noble vavasory in recognition of his military prowess.
- The vavasory court was responsible for administering justice and resolving disputes within the fiefdom.
- The lord of the manor appointed a vavasory as his chief representative and steward.
- The vavasory enjoyed a distinguished lineage and played a prominent role in local and national affairs.
- The castle of the vavasory stood as a symbol of power and authority over the surrounding lands.
- The vavasory's oath of fealty bound him to the service of his liege lord.
- The daughters of the vavasory were often sought after as brides by aspiring knights and lesser nobles.
- The vavasory's vassals were obligated to provide him with military support and other services.
- The extinction of the vavasory line marked the end of a chapter in the history of the feudal system.
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The quality or tenure of the fee held by a vavasor; also, the lands held by a vavasor.
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The vavasory of Elmwood possessed a sizable estate and held significant influence in the region.
The manor of Darley was bestowed upon a noble vavasory in recognition of his military prowess.
The vavasory court was responsible for administering justice and resolving disputes within the fiefdom.
The lord of the manor appointed a vavasory as his chief representative and steward.
