The term 'Feudal Lord's Property' refers to the land and resources that a feudal lord owned and controlled. This type of property was typically held by a noble or monarch in the Middle Ages, and it was divided into smaller parcels of land known as fiefdoms. Fiefdoms were granted to vassals in exchange for their loyalty and service to the lord. The lord had the right to collect taxes from the people living on the land, and he could also demand military service from them. The lord also had the power to grant or revoke rights to the people living on his land.