andheidetakse
Andheidetakse is a term that appears in historical texts, primarily related to medieval Estonia. Its exact meaning and application are subject to scholarly interpretation, but it generally refers to a type of confiscation or forfeiture of property, often land, by a lord or authority. This confiscation could occur due to various reasons, including failure to fulfill obligations, debt, or as a form of punishment.
The practice of andheidetakse was part of the feudal system prevalent in the region. When a tenant
The specific legal framework and the frequency of andheidetakse varied over time and across different regions.