poborze
Poborze is a term with historical significance, primarily associated with the collection of taxes and dues in various historical contexts. In medieval Poland, the poborze referred to a specific type of direct tax levied on the peasantry and sometimes on townsfolk. This tax was often collected in kind, such as grain or livestock, although monetary payments were also common. The purpose of the poborze was typically to fund the king's army or other state expenses.
The administration and collection of poborze were often managed by local officials, who were responsible for
Beyond its fiscal function, the term poborze could also encompass the obligation of providing provisions or