Manorialism
Meaning in history, with examples
In history, manorialism means: A system organizing rural production and obligations around a lord's estate and dependent peasant holdings.
In Turkish: malikâne sistemi, senyörlük ekonomisi
How it is used
Distinguish estate organization from feudal relationships between lords and vassals.
Example sentences
The account illustrates manorialism through rents, labour dues and estate production.
The focus is the rural estate's economic organization.
The course compares changes in manorialism across several regions.
The system varied rather than forming one uniform medieval pattern.
Common collocations
- the manorial system
- the decline of manorialism
Related terms
More terms: Economic History
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