Demesne, Royal

Demesne, Royal
♦ All land in the realm which had not been put into private hands, and from which the Crown derived rents and other revenues through custodians or "farmers".
(Warren, W.L. Henry II, 633)
Related terms: Demesne, Demesne, Ancient, Farm

Medieval glossary. 2014.

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