#property system
- Agrarian — Relating to land ownership, soil cultivation, agricultural production, or the social and economic structure of rural areas; pertaining to farming or the legal regime of landed property. Historically, it describes policies, laws, or reforms aimed at land redistribution.
- Agrarian — The feminine form of the term agrar; relating to land ownership, farming tasks, agricultural laws, or rural social structures. Frequently used in crucial historical and economic collocations such as land reform.
- 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.