- Pronoiar
- ♦ The holder of a pronoia.(Fine, John V.A. Jr. The Late Medieval Balkans, 625)Related terms: Pronoia
Medieval glossary. 2014.
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Pronoia — For other uses of the term pronoia , please see Pronoia (disambiguation). Pronoia (plural pronoiai, Greek for provisions ) refers to a system of land grants in the Byzantine Empire.The Early Pronoia SystemBy the 11th century, Byzantine… … Wikipedia
Pronoia — (v. altgriech. πρόνοια „Vorsorge“, Plural πρόνοιαι Pronoiai) (auch oikonomia oder posotes, Einkommen) war im späten byzantinischen Reich die Vergabe des Ertrages oder der Steuer (posotes) eines Landstückes an ein Individuum oder eine Gruppe von… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Zealots, Thessalonica — The Zealots were an anti aristocratic political group with social demands that dominated political developments in Thessalonica from 1342 until 1350. The contemporary sources, notably anti Zealot in sympathies, provide little information on the… … Wikipedia
Pronoia — Fiscal institution consisting of a grant of revenues (in the form of taxes, rents, labor services) from dependent peasants (paroikoi [q.v.]) on an estate. The grantee is referred to by the conventional term pronoiar. Military pronoia seems to… … Historical dictionary of Byzantium
Pronoia — In the Byzantine Empire (and later in Bulgaria and Serbia) a grant of an income source (usually land) given in exchange for service (usually military) to the state. The pronoia reverted to the state when the holder died or ceased to perform the… … Medieval glossary
