Examples of using Fiefdom in English and their translations into German
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Otto granted Berengar II Italy as his fiefdom and restored the title"King of Italy" to him.
The village was an old possession of Estensi whose roots lie in the Langobardic dynasty, in the fiefdom of Vezzano Ligure.
Their fiefdom went to the High Monasteries of Bamberg
Charles, King of Navarre===In 1336, the fiefdom of Regnéville passed into the hands of the Navarre.
The agreement was that in the event of Vitslav dying without issue, the fiefdom of Rügen would be returned to the Danish crown.
As the Court of Auditors expressed it, the fiefdom culture must go;
A fiefdom of the archbishops of Mainz before.
Or will we get a new form of fiefdom?
Through narrow streets you will discover the fiefdom of the Vicomte de Comborn;
The castle was given to the van der Straeten family by Stift Xanten as a fiefdom.
They called him also limit Count, as he often had a border region as a fiefdom.
There is only one difference between the fiefdom in German-speaking and other European countries
Here at the Secco Spino was once located one of the most important and antique fiefdom of the noble Family Malaspina.
in 1923, and was to become the Athleticós new fiefdom.
From 1575 Bornholm became a fiefdom under the Danish Crown.
And I noticed that perhaps slavery and fiefdom are connected.
In the fiefdom of Prince Conti?
Whose fiefdom?
Fiefdom of Freÿr recognized by the count of Namur to John of Rochefort-Orjol.
We know all about him and his little fiefdom.