PÉREZ GARCÍA, Manuel – Blood, land and power: the rise and fall of the Spanish nobility and lineages in the early modern period.... by Miguel Aguiar

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The Nobility in Bohemia and in the Habsburg Monarchy within the Legal and Social Context of the 19th Century by Marie Macková

“…In the mid-19th Century the nobility lost both their rights and their obligations as landed lords. …”
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Peter the Great and the “modernisation” of serfdom in Russia by O. Yu. Yakhshiyan

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Friendship, admiration, or hatred? The image of the united provinces in the travel diaries of the Czech nobility (1650-1750) by Jiří Kubeš

“…The author comes to the conclusion that the nobility from the Czech lands were not looking for friendship in the United Provinces in the second half of the 17th and the first half of the 18th century, as there were not many people there they could make friendly contact with. …”
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Estates in Slavonia after World War II: Confiscation of the property of Slavonian nobility after World War II by Gardaš Miro A., Repić Marko A.

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The main features of military law in Ukrainian lands during the XVIII century by B. H. Holovko

“…It has been determined that military service has become the main condition for acquiring land ownership. The article enshrines in law the need to abolish the possibility of evading mobilisation by transferring land as a loan, pledge, inheritance, etc. …”
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Sídlo a jeho pán. Rezidenční strategie hraběte Františka Karla Swéerts-Sporcka ve druhé čtvrtině 18. století by Vítězslav Prchal

“…He purposefully resigned from public career; however, he owned a great deal of land as well as a numerous and well-developed residential network of ten facilities, after completion. …”
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The pattem of the conquest of the Polabian Slavs and Western Baltic lands from the point of view of Christianization of the Baltic tribes by Marius Ščavinskas

“…The lands of the Polabian Slavs were the target of occupation not only for the Saxons, but for Denmark and Poland as well (11th-12th centuries). …”
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The “golden age” of Russian serfdom by O. Yu. Yakhshiyan

“…The proprietary (proprietorial) interest of the landed gentry in relation to the local lands and peasants received a previously unthinkable impulse due to Peter’s elevation of the status of estates to patrimonial, as well as the erasure of the legal boundary between serfs and peasants by turning both into “audit souls” during the tax reform. …”
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La Costituzione siciliana del 1812 by Angelo Grimaldi

“…The Constitution transformed the juridical regime of large landed estates from feudal Homage to freeholder homage.…”
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De la conciencia del linaje a la defensa estamental. Acerca de algunas narrativas nobiliarias vascas by Arsenio Dacosta

“…Finally, we present several examples of genealogical mystification related to the land’s lower nobility as transmitted by Lope García de Salazar. …”
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PEASANTS AND LANDLORDS IN THE SYSTEM OF SERFDOM RELATIONS IN PRE-PETRINE RUSSIA by O. Yu. Yakhshiyan

“…At the same time, the mandatory life-long service of the nobility remained an unshakeable condition for strengthening local land ownership. …”
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Nacionalita a konfese v politickém životě jagellonských Čech by Petr Vorel

“…Domestic aristocracy started to observe a greater danger from the side of Hungarian aristocracy that was becoming more influential due to the transfer of royal court to Buda (German: Ofen), and due to the increased land ownership in Czech lands. This was one of the reasons why Moravian (1480) aristocracy, followed by the Bohemian noblemen (1500), approaches the formation of a precise definition of nobility, that time vastly formed by Czech families. …”
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