Considerations about tithes, first fruits and “tasques” in a village in the jungle. The case of Vidreres
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1344/eha.2008.21.105-123Keywords:
feudal rights, tithe, first fruits, “tasques”, harvest, seeds, Vidreres, 18th century, tributesAbstract
The documentation about the collection of feudal rights, lays and ecclesiasticals, explains how people paid the different types of rights: tithe, first fruits and others like “tasques” in the town of Vidreres, (Bishopric of Girona) in the 18th century. Furthermore, the documentation shows how those feudal rights were interconnected among themselves and what role they played in the process of harvesting and recollecting seeds for next season. Additionally, there is a theory about the method of how to collect those feudal rights like the tithe, firs fruits and “tasques” and how to pay those tributes in the Ancient Regime.
Downloads
Published
Issue
Section
License
From issue 29 (2017), when submitting a proposal, the author retains the copyright but grants the journal the first publication of the work.
The texts will be disseminated under the Creative Commons licence Attribution Non commercial (CC-BY-NC) which allows the work to be shared with third parties, provided that authorship is acknowledged, the initial publication in this journal, the conditions of the licence are met and no commercial use is made.