Grundholde in the Middle Ages farmers were called, who worked outside of the Fronhofes on own farms, but taxes at the basic gentlemen to deliver had.

They stood like the in a relationship, that not completely unfreely, but by their position as Hintersassen of a basic gentleman by its rural serving and obligation to pay interest nevertheless was limited their liberty (see in addition also body characteristic). Contrary to the they in addition, landed property were allowed to acquire and over it order. Usually however the work on the Fronhof proceeded and in such a way often was it the family members, who had to order the own reason and soil. Differently than the field citizen the Grundhold possessed however no citizen right and was much more strongly loaded by Frondienste.

See also:

• Free farmer, Fronhof, mortgage, basic gentleman, third conditions

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