Landesdomäne
Landesdomäne refers to a type of economic and administrative entity that was characteristic of Eastern European and North and East Slavic states during the Middle Ages. It was a countryside estate or rural territory that belonged to the state or a princely domain. The term "Landesdomäne" was primarily used in Kievan Rus', a medieval East Slavic state that existed from the 9th to the 13th centuries.
Landesdomänen were large tracts of land that were managed by a governor or an administrator, who was
The administration of Landesdomänen was typically centralized, with the state or the prince exercising control over
The study of Landesdomänen has been of interest to historians and social scientists who have sought to