tkejövedelmeket
tkejövedelmeket is a Hungarian term that translates to "tribute payments" or "tribute revenue" in English. It refers to the income or resources that a subordinate entity, such as a vassal state, a conquered territory, or a tribal group, was obligated to provide to a superior power, often a ruler or an empire. These payments were typically made periodically, such as annually, and could consist of various forms of wealth.
The nature of tkejövedelmeket varied greatly depending on the historical context and the relationship between the
Historically, the collection of tkejövedelmeket was a significant source of revenue for many empires and kingdoms,