The Boundary, Border and Frontier in Early Middle Ages
Journal Title: Acta Terrae Septemcastrensis - Year 2003, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
These three terms had used from many researchers without to analyse what it means each of them. We think that is a very usefull paper to try to find out when and which terms is proper to use, because each of them can have a special means. In our reference material manz researchers deny the existence of border, how we understand now this term, in Middle Ages. The Boundary is an verry common terms from the first centuries of Middle Ages and it is used to appoint a property but the limit of this property, too. The Border is more typical for the medieval documents, when is need to appoint political limits for a kingdom and the Frontier, an modern terms, is used as a draft for the military limits of an kingdom.
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Ioan Tiplic
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