#allodial

• Allodial — Belonging to an allodium, relating to an allodium; describing a form of full land ownership, free of any feudal obligations, taxes, or vassal services to a suzerain, being held directly and hereditary transmissible during the medieval era.
• Allodialism — A legal, economic, and social system based on the holding of lands as allodium, meaning full private properties exempt from feudal dues, rents, or vassal services to a suzerain lord. This land tenure regime, though a minority during the medieval period dominated by conditional fiefs, represented an early form of absolute and independent ownership of the soil.
• Allodiality — The legal status or character of an immovable property (land, estate, castle) of being free from any feudal burdens, services, or dependencies; the quality of being an allodium. This attribute granted the owner full freedom of transmission through inheritance, sale, or donation, representing the opposite of the condition of a fief or feudality.