lord paramount
allodial
allodium
landless
demesne
mesne lord
allodial title
soc
acreless
counter-castle
tenant-in-chief
overlord
land tenure
bona vacantia
tenure
fief
subfeu
knight's fee
eminent domain
landgrab
remaindership
landowning
estate
lordship
bookland
landed
serjeanty
feu
commoner
nonlanded
unlanded
special warranty deed
seigneury
feudal lordship
terra nullius
seigniory
wardholder
chiefery
fee
subinfeudatory
chief lord
freehold
feudal lord
seignior
landhold
villein
landocrat
leasehold
unpropertied
helot
serf
landholding
lordliness
champart
terre-tenant
unlorded
autocephality
castlery
fee simple absolute in possession
ground annual
deforce
national park
diocese
episcopate
lorddom
colonate
mailo
unowning
landownership
feudary
free warren
lienholder
mendicant
bishopric
parcellary
geneat
palatine
halywercfolk
fiefdom
geolibertarianism
mines and minerals
homesteader
wardship
nester
kirkland
squatter
antiproperty
untilled
a non domino
constructive possession
lordful

English words for 'A lord holding land under allodial title and owing no rent or feudal obligations to another.'

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