What is another word for Allod?
Pronunciation: [ˈalɒd] (IPA) 
Allod is a term used in medieval Europe to refer to land that is fully owned and free from any kind of obligation to a lord or a feudal system. Synonyms for the term are freehold, frankland, allodium, and tenure in fee-simple. A freehold refers to the ownership of land with no limitations on its use or transfer, while a frankland is a freehold estate not subject to feudal dues or services. The term allodium refers to land held absolutely and without any obligation to a lord or an overlord. Finally, tenure in fee-simple refers to the ownership of land with no limitations on its use or transfer, subject only to government regulations and applicable laws.
