manorial system
manorialism
seigneurialism

Rather, the manorial system was more of an economic control.

The town did not develop quickly under the manorial system.

The rebels now set themselves completely against the manorial system.

The abolition of the manorial system took place in 1848.

Around 1800, the manorial system in the Netherlands was abolished.

The story is set in the era of feudalism and the manorial system.

Under the feudal manorial system, a large proportion of the land was held in return for service.

The districts developed only slowly over time and the manorial system was highly fragmented.

The manorial system sharply declined, as it did in Bavaria.

Changes in local government between 1840 and 1888 saw the end of the parochial and manorial systems.

This reeve has been described as "the pivot man of the manorial system".

As the lands were sold over the following years, the manorial system of Radway broke down.

Settlement patterns indicate that land was divided into individual plots rather than as in a manorial system.

This manorial system, founded on feudalism, granted rights of land use to different classes.

Thus the manorial system exhibited a degree of reciprocity.

The Dutch had a manorial system centred on the local lord's demesne.

The most important of the many causes which were at work to undermine the manorial system in the fourteenth century is, therefore, plain.

This facilitated the use of the manorial system, something developed in the late Roman Empire.

In Lower Canada, the manorial system was terminated in 1854.

This freedom was eventually eroded by the increase in power of feudal lords and the manorial system.

The manor was the farming unit and evidence of the manorial system is extensive in Foston.

The Newbiggin Jury is a relic of the old manorial system.

Parishes were the successors of the manorial system and historically had been grouped into hundreds.

Where export markets for grain, wool or hides expanded, the manorial system was able to grow again.

Medieval Penkridge was organised on the manorial system.