CW talk:Ageria/Hallinto

Läntisten kuningaskuntien läänitysjako ja hallintoperiaate (sovellettua feudalismia, mallina englannin malli + omaa)

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1 km^2 = 100 ha = 10 000 a = 1 000 000 m^2 =

1 greater county = 10 shires

1 lesser county = 5 shires

1 shire = xx hundred

1 hundred (kihlakunta) (argnos. centad) = 100 hides = 12 000 000 m^2 = 12 km^2

1 hide (ala?) (argnos. mansus)= 4 virgates; 120 000 m^2 = 12 ha = 0,12 km^2

1 virgate = 1/4 hide(); peltoala, jonka kaksi härkää voi kyntää kyntökaudessa.

1 eekkeri = 4000 m^2 (jolloin 1 hide = 30 acres) tai 1000 m^2 (1 hide = 120 acres); ala jonka mies voi kyntää yhdellä härällä päivässä.

20 000 km^2 = 2000 000 ha = 200 000 000 a = 20 000 000 000 m^2 = 166 666 hides = 1666 hundred

Agerian läänit

Cartia Garminicum

Shires: 10

Hundreds: 304

Hides: 30322

Provides 6080 soldiers for war

Thorium

Shires: 5

Hundreds: 100

Hides: 10018

Provides 2000 soldiers for war

40340 perhettä
15 shires

Cartia Scaricum

10 shires 222 hundreds (4440 soldiers) 22121 hides

Marnorium

5 shires 82 hundreds (1640 soldiers) 8204 hides

30325 perhettä
15 shires

Cartia Alquacum

10 shires 230 hundreds (4600 soldiers) 23055 hides

Phora

5 shires 103 hundreds (2060 soldiers) 10287 hides

33342 perhettä
15 shires

Cartia Scornicum

10 shires 205 hundreds (4100 soldiers) 20522 hides

Melassia

5 shires 119 hundreds (2380 soldiers) 11902 hides

32424 perhettä
15 shires

Cartia Tenericum

10 shires 207 hundreds (4140 soldiers) 20690 hides

Diusteneria

5 shires 95 hundreds (1900 soldiers) 9544 hides

30234 perhettä
15 shires

10 barons = 75 lords = 375-750 knights = 33340 soldiers

= king => Greater baron => lesser baron => lord (sheriff)=> knight (township, hundredman or sheriff)
= English system, of every five hides to provide one soldier in war
= Hundred has 100 hides, or 100 families (kylä ja maatiloja) = 20 soldiers for each hundred
= Ruler of hundred could be lord of the biggest manor in the of the area (or rape), town community or sheriff of the shire (if belongs to the kings lands).
= Typical manor has village with church and land. Some people are land-bound serfs and others are freeholders owning their own hide.
= Lord usually had more than one hundred of land, in which case he had stewards ruling in his place.
= Several hundreds were rapes, and hold a castle, river and forest. Castle usually belongs to the lord of manor owning the hundreds, usually a knight.
= 6 - 32 hundreds form a shire, ruled by a sheriff (who is appointed by the king and serves the local baron) or a lord (noble knight) of the land.
= Shire provides 120 - 640 soldiers to war.
= Lords provide 5-10 knights to their lieges army (depending the size of the shire).

= 100 shires are counties and are ruled by a baron, who serve the king of the country. Number of hundreds in the county varies. There are 10 counties total.
= 5 of the counties are known as greater counties (or Cartias) and 5 are lesser counties. Each greater county is paired with one lesser county, in which the baron of the lesser county is vassal to the baron of the greater.
= Greater counties hold the supreme courts and administration of the county-pair (known as Pairings).

1 lord = 5 - 10 knights = 120 - 640 soldiers
1 king = 10 barons = 75 lords = 375-750 knights = 33340 soldiers

1 (lesser) baron = ~5 lords = 25-50 knights
1 (greater) baron = ~10 lords = 50-100 knights (x2 in total for the pairing)

1 pairing = 2 county = 15 shires = ~300 hundred = ~30000 hides

--phooka 14:58, 30 September 2008 (EEST)

Vanhemmat laskelmat

Läntisten kuningaskuntien läänitysjako ja hallintoperiaate (sovellettua feudalismia, mallina englannin malli + omaa) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medieval_land_terms

20 000 km^2 (2 000 000 ha = 5000000 eekkeriä = 150 000 000 hides = 1 500 000 hundreds)
1 acre = 4000 m^2
1 km^2 = 250 acres
20 000 km^2 = 1,666 666 hides (50 000 000 acres)
= 16 666 hundred

20 000 km^2 (2 000 000 ha = 5000000 eekkeriä = 150 000 000 hides = 1 500 000 hundreds)
1 acre = 4000 m^2
1 km^2 = 250 acres
20 000 km^2 = 1,666 666 hides (50 000 000 acres)
= 16 666 hundred

= king => Greater baron => lesser baron => lord (sheriff)=> knight (township, hundredman or sheriff)
= English system, of every five hides to provide one soldier in war
= Hundred has 100 hides, or 100 families (kylä ja maatiloja) = 20 soldiers for each hundred
= Ruler of hundred could be lord of the biggest manor in the of the area (or rape), town community or sheriff of the shire (if belongs to the kings lands).
= Typical manor has village with church and land. Some people are land-bound serfs and others are freeholders owning their own hide.
= Lord usually had more than one hundred of land, in which case he had stewards ruling in his place.
= Several hundreds were rapes, and hold a castle, river and forest. Castle usually belongs to the lord of manor owning the hundreds, usually a knight.
= 6 - 32 hundreds form a shire, ruled by a sheriff (who is appointed by the king and serves the local baron) or a lord (noble knight) of the land.
= Shire provides 120 - 640 soldiers to war.
= Lords provide 5-10 knights to their lieges army (depending the size of the shire).

= 100 shires are counties and are ruled by a baron, who serve the king of the country. Number of hundreds in the county varies. There are 10 counties total.
= 5 of the counties are known as greater counties (or Cartias) and 5 are lesser counties. Each greater county is paired with one lesser county, in which the baron of the lesser county is vassal to the baron of the greater.
= Greater counties hold the supreme courts and administration of the county-pair (known as Pairings).

1 lord = 5 - 10 knights = 120 - 640 soldiers
1 (lesser) baron = ~100 lords = 500-1000 knights = 12 000 - 64 000 soldiers
1 (greater) baron = ~100 lords = 500-1000 knights (x2 in total for the pairing)
1 king = 10 baron = 1000 lords = 5000-10000 knights = 120 000 - 640 000 soldiers (max soldiers = ~300 000)

1 pairing = 2 county = 200 shires = 1200 - 6400 hundred = 120 000 - 640 000 hides

--phooka 14:35, 18 September 2008 (EEST)