n. feudal lord. seigneurial adj. [French from Latin senior *senior]

... (benefit ) was given to. a vassal only under the condition of service and for.the duration of his service , and the seigneur retained supreme rights . to benefitment Gradually , the rights of vassals to the lands granted to. them ... ... addition , purely psychological reasons were also important : the nature . of the relationship between the seigneur and the vassal As contemporaries testify , vassals , as a rule , were loyal and. devoted to their master ... (The World History)
... The land was given under certain conditions , the most important . of which was service to the seigneur , which is usually .40 days a year according to feudal custom The most ... ... possessions , honor , dignity , and participate in his council If necessary , vassals redeemed the seigneur from captivity Upon receiving the land , the vassal took an oath of. allegiance to his ... (The World History)
... for. their rights were urban uprisings - communal revolutions , as well as.the redemption of their rights from the seigneur Only the richest cities , such as London and Paris , could . afford such a ransom However , many ... (The World History)
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