n.领地，(尤指)采邑，封地，领域，势力范围

原形：fief复数：fiefs

The knight pledged his allegiance to the king in return for a fief.
骑士向国王宣誓效忠以换取一块封地。
In medieval Europe, a fief was typically land granted by a lord to a vassal.
在中世纪的欧洲，封地通常是领主授予封臣的土地。
The baron's fief included several villages and a small castle.
男爵的封地上包括几个村庄和一座小城堡。
He managed his fief with wisdom and fairness, earning the respect of his people.
他以智慧和公正管理着自己的封地，赢得了人民的尊敬。
The system of fiefs played a crucial role in maintaining feudal society's structure.
封地制度在维持封建社会结构中发挥了关键作用。
After years of loyal service, the knight was finally granted a fief of his own.
经过多年的忠诚服务，骑士终于得到了属于自己的一块封地。
The size and productivity of a fief often determined the wealth and influence of its holder.
封地的大小和生产力往往决定了其持有者的财富和影响力。
Within their fiefs, lords had the power to levy taxes, administer justice, and raise armies.
在自己的封地上，领主有权征税、施行司法和招募军队。
The transfer of a fief from one generation to the next was governed by strict feudal laws.
封地从一代传给下一代遵循严格的封建法律。
The noble's authority over his fief was directly proportional to the loyalty he showed to the monarch.
贵族对其封地的管辖权与他对君主表现出的忠诚度成正比。