#allodium

• 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.
• Allodium — A free feudal land property, exempt from duties, services, or taxes to a lord, which could be freely inherited or alienated by the owner. This type of structural possession was completely independent of the classical fief system, offering the owner full legal and economic autonomy over the land held.