Tlního

Tlního is a term that appears in historical Czech contexts, primarily related to land ownership and feudal obligations. It generally refers to a parcel of land, often a smaller or secondary plot, distinguished from a main holding or estate. The precise meaning could vary depending on the specific historical period and region within Bohemia or Moravia.

In some instances, tlního might refer to land that was not directly cultivated by the lord but was perhaps leased out or held by a subordinate. It could also denote land used for specific purposes, such as pasture or a garden, which were distinct from larger agricultural fields. The obligations associated with a tlního might have differed from those of primary land holdings, potentially involving less strenuous labor or a different form of payment.

The term is not commonly used in modern Czech and is primarily encountered in the study of historical agrarian systems, legal documents from the medieval or early modern periods, and genealogical research. Understanding tlního requires an appreciation of the complex feudal structures and land management practices that were prevalent in Central Europe for centuries. Its specific interpretation often depends on the context in which it is found within historical records.