Land and Lordship: Structures of Governance in Medieval Austria

B) The Land Lord (Landesherr) as Lord of the Landc) General Protection; d) Blood Justice (Blutbann) in the Lower Territorial Courts; Regalian Rights; Feudal Overlordship; e) Specific Protection; f) The Fisc in the Wider Sense: Prelates and Towns; g) The Fisc in the Narrow Sense; h) The Concept of Lordship over the Land; i) Lordship over the Land and Sovereignty; 2. The People of the Land; a) The Theory of the Medieval Estates; b) The Organization of the Land into Estates; 3. The Relationship Between the Lord of the Land and the People of the Land; a) Diet and Estates in the Prevailing View