This power of the UK Parliament is an ancient consequence of the Lord of Mann's feudality beneath the English Crown, and not a consequence of revestment.
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Until the abolition of feudality in 1806, Pisciotta was owned by the Caracciolos ( 1270 ), the Sanseverinos ( 15th century ), the Pappacodas ( from 1590 ).
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After the victory of Hijaz and the ending of the unification battles, he exited Sajer at the end of 1344H . After that, he gained from King Abdul-Aziz the feudality of the southern of Al-Hied and he settled there.
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With the French Revolution, Riesener was retained by the Directory, and sent in 1794 to Versailles to remove the " insignia of feudality " from furniture he had recently made : royal cyphers and fleurs-de-lys were replaced with innocuous panels.
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Prince Belmonte was the grandson of Germano Ravaschieri Fieschi and Antonia Scorza, and the son of Giovan Battista Ravaschieri Fieschi, 1st Baron of Belmonte and 1st Baron of Badolato and his wife Maria, the heiress of the feudality of Girifalco from her uncle Pietro Francesco Ravaschieri Fieschi.
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The adjective " feudal " was coined in the 17th century, and the noun " feudalism ", often used in a political and propaganda context, was not coined until the 19th century, from the French " f�odalit?" ( " feudality " ), itself an 18th-century creation.
