👉 In the context of medieval European history, a "margarov" is a type of feudal lord who ruled over several territories. They were often given extensive land and privileges in exchange for their service during the reigns of their lords (the "sons") or barons (the "daughters"). This term was used to describe a powerful feudal ruler who had control over many territories, but also required significant support from his lords. Margarovs were often influential figures in European politics and society
