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The concept of demesne originated in the feudal system of medieval Europe. Feudal lords held large tracts of land, known as manors, which were divided into portions for different purposes. The demesne was the portion of land that was reserved for the lord's own use and management.
The demesne typically included the lord's manor house, fields for cultivation, pastures for livestock, and forests for hunting and timber. It was the core of the lord's wealth and power, and its size and productivity determined his status within the feudal hierarchy.
Over time, the term "demesne" has come to be used more broadly to refer to any privately owned landed estate, especially one of considerable size and value. Demesnes often include agricultural land, forests, and other natural resources, and they may be used for farming, hunting, recreation, or other purposes.
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