taliage
/tælɪɪʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A feudal tax levied on the people or land in medieval Europe, especially in England.
“The village was burdened with a heavy taliage, which was a significant portion of their annual income.”
1. noun
A feudal tax levied on the people or land in medieval Europe, especially in England.
“The village was burdened with a heavy taliage, which was a significant portion of their annual income.”