wergeld मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. To resolve an endless cycle of Germanic practice of Wergeld.
2. Along with money payments in compensation for physical injuries, the Burgundian Code also incorporates the wergeld, another Germanic institution.
3. Olvir tried to convince Harald to pay wergeld for Thorolf but the king consistently refused, claiming that Thorolf was a traitor.
4. The wergeld of the upper class of freemen was worth a payment of 300 solidi, the underclass freeman worth 200 solidi, and the lowest class of freeman was 150 solidi.
5. He enjoyed a triple wergeld, but had no definite salary, being remunerated by the receipt of certain revenues, a system which contained the germs of discord, on account of the confusion of his public and private duties.
6. The first twenty-two chapters of the Lex Frisionum are entirely concerned with schedules of fines ( " compositio " ) and wergeld, the compensations due victims or their kin, scheduled according to the social ranks of perpetrator and victim.
7. While thralls and freedmen did not have much economic or political power in Scandinavia, they were still given a " wergeld ", or a man's price, which is to say, there was a monetary penalty for unlawfully killing a slave.
8. The connection with the principles embodied in law codes, which were largely composed of schedules of wergeld or compensation, are evident . " Recidivism was always possible, and the commutation of sentence by payment of cash perpetuated the notion that salvation could be bought ".
9. In 9th century England, King Alfred's laws laid down the wergeld to be paid in compensation for various murders : If a man slay a woman with child, he shall pay full wergeld for the woman, and half wergeld for the dead fetus, in compensation for the husband's material loss.
10. In 9th century England, King Alfred's laws laid down the wergeld to be paid in compensation for various murders : If a man slay a woman with child, he shall pay full wergeld for the woman, and half wergeld for the dead fetus, in compensation for the husband's material loss.