The process of converting property into allodial land or making it completely and freely owned.
From allodium + -fication (process of becoming or making). This term emerged in 19th-century legal reforms discussing how to transition feudal lands into modern free ownership.
Allodification sounds technical, but it represents a revolutionary idea: transforming a land system where nobles controlled everything into one where ordinary people could truly own their property—this happened gradually across centuries.
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