Ban (medieval)
The ban was a political and territorial institution in the Frankish kingdoms, meaning a grant of power to command men. Following its civil, military or religious meanings, it ended up as a metonym for territory where such a grant applied. When the public rights of assembly members came to be held by a family line, the ban was confused more or less (sometimes totally) with seigneurial power in the Middle Ages.
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Ban (medieval)
The ban was a political and territorial institution in the Frankish kingdoms, meaning a grant of power to command men. Following its civil, military or religious meanings, it ended up as a metonym for territory where such a grant applied. When the public rights of assembly members came to be held by a family line, the ban was confused more or less (sometimes totally) with seigneurial power in the Middle Ages.
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De ban of banrecht (Latijn ban ...... l de banale revolutie genoemd.
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El ban, también conocido como ...... recta, y sus bienes inmuebles.
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Heerbann (früher auch Heermann ...... dienst; siehe auch Königsbann.
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Le ban est une institution pol ...... m, celui du monde mérovingien.
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Per banno (in latino bannum), ...... ferita al regime di feudalità.
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The ban was a political and te ...... e first kingdom of the Franks.
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De ban of banrecht (Latijn ban ...... l de banale revolutie genoemd.
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El ban, también conocido como ...... recta, y sus bienes inmuebles.
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Heerbann (früher auch Heermann ...... dienst; siehe auch Königsbann.
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Le ban est une institution pol ...... la fin des temps mérovingiens.
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Per banno (in latino bannum), ...... ferita al regime di feudalità.
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The ban was a political and te ...... rial power in the Middle Ages.
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Ban (Edad Media)
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Ban (Moyen Âge)
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Ban (medieval)
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Banno
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Bannum
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Heerbann
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