Trícha cét
Introduction The '''''', also known as '''''', meaning "thirty hundreds", was a unit of land-holding in eleventh and twelfth century Ireland. The term appears to relate to the number of troops an area could raise.
Background Described as a "spatial unit of royal tenure, taxation, local government, and military levy",  largely corresponded to a local petty kingdom ruled by a petty king. A minority, however, were ruled by a  (leader)  or an  (governor), appointed by a superior kings.In the province of Ulster, a
See also *Townland*Carucate*
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External links *  The Triocha Céts