feodumien
Feodumien is a term derived from the Latin word "feudum," which refers to a piece of land or income granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for loyalty and military service. This system, known as feudalism, was prevalent in medieval Europe. The feodum was not absolute ownership but a grant of usufruct, meaning the vassal had the right to use and benefit from the land. In return, the vassal owed various obligations to the lord, most notably military service, but also financial contributions and attendance at the lord's court.
The size and value of a feodum could vary greatly, from a small plot of land to