Special tax introduced in Germany after the Thirty Years‘ War (1618-1648) to replenish the manorial coffers and payable in cash, which persisted in some territorial states until the 19th century. The tax was levied mainly on changes of ownership of real estate and business assets. – See exemption money, service money, dispensation money, mutton money, army money, wedding table money, dog money, cavalry money, cat money, child money, market money, mill money, octroi, umbrella money, bribe money, gate money, water money.

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