Definitionv. put in possession of land in exchange for a pledge of service
Last update: September 8, 2015
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This family was enfeoffed by the new Chou dynasty in 1106 B. [Please select]
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When the Emperor Muh went west, he was served as charioteer by one of the ancestors of the future Ts'in principality, who for his services was enfeoffed at Chao (north of Shan Si province).' [Please select]
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There is another tradition, unsupported by standard history, to the effect that the Martial King enfeoffed a faithful minister of the emperor and dynasty he had just supplanted as a vassal in Corea. [Please select]
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