Noun:

ହରିଣ,

gabelle's Usage Examples:

"Les gabelles d"Avignon d"Innocent VI à Grégoire XI".

1654, the knight François de Mirman, conseiller du roi and intendant des gabelles, had the titles of "baron de Florac, seigneur de Bélarga, etc.

as of a different nature from the taille, the gabelle, and the general imposts of the kingdom.

The first fermes générales was instituted in 1680 to collect gabelles, aides, taille and douane .

, was a French poet and tax farmer-general (fermier général des gabelles) in Dauphiné and Provence.

On March 16, 1341, Philip VI of Valois established the first permanent royal tax on salt in France, known as the Pays de grandes gabelles.

through six-year adjudications (some taxes, including the aides and the gabelle, had been farmed out in this way as early as 1604).

The ubiquity of salt use caused the French government to impose the gabelle, a tax on salt consumption.

vassal citizens, revenues of the vassals, censuses, services, bondage and gabelles".

Pierre d"Alvimare du Briou, a lawyer in the Parliament and receiver of gabelles and Cécile Doury de Sacy.

The cause was the instituting of the gabelle (salt tax) in 1661 — a measure contrary to traditional constitutions of.

With this sense of aristocracy they declared themselves exempt from gabelles and city property taxes, billeting of troops, and even tithes.