chartulary
/tʃɑːrtˈjuːrɪli/Definitions
1. noun
A collection of charters, especially those granted to or by a particular monastery or noble family.
“The old church possessed a valuable chartulary, detailing its history and grants from the local lord.”
2. adjective
Relating to or contained in a chartulary.
“The historian spent years studying the chartulary documents and translating them into modern languages.”