During the feudal era, vassals would present their superior with a herield upon their death, which was the finest animal they owned, such as a horse, ox, or cow. This act served as a tribute or gift to demonstrate respect. Occasionally, it was spelled as herezeld or hereyeld.
A herield, also known as herezeld or hereyeld, is a tribute given by a vassal to their superior in feudal systems. It refers to the vassal’s best animal, such as a horse, ox, or cow, which is presented to the superior upon the vassal’s death. In medieval times, knights serving lords were required to provide a herield as a symbol of loyalty and respect. For example, if a knight possessed a prized horse, it would be offered to the lord. This tradition demonstrated the vassal’s allegiance and reverence towards their lord. Feudal systems relied on this practice, where vassals exchanged their loyalty and service for protection and land.
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