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è-
[ ar-ee-er-ban; French a-ryer-bahn ]
noun
- a group of vassals who owed military service, especially to French kings.
- the summoning by a medieval ruler of all vassals and free men for military service.
è-
/ ɛɑ̃ /
noun
- (in medieval France) a summons to the king's vassals to do military service
- the vassals so assembled for military service
yvlog History and Origins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of è-1
Example Sentences
Even the name of Cshatriyas signifies landed proprietor; and, as in the old Germanic constitution, the arriere-ban was composed of landed proprietors, and the very possession of the soil imposed on the nobility the obligation of military service; so, in the Indian constitution, the two ideas of property in land, and military service, are indissolubly connected.
I have never touch'd her hand; When the arriere-ban goes through the land, Six basnets under my pennon stand;— Ah! qu'elle est belle La Marguerite.
He assembled the ban et è- of science, and armed himself cap-à-pie in knowledge for her defence.
I have never touch'd her hand; When the arriere-ban goes through the land, Six basnets under my pennon stand; Ah! qu'elle est belle La Marguerite.
Speaking generally, they belonged to the small nobility who fell under the category of the è- in time of war.
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