👉 A chatelain, also known as a "holy man," is a person who was granted the right to inherit property by the Church of England. This right was granted in 1237 by King Henry VIII, and it allowed the holder to use their inheritance for religious purposes. The term comes from the Latin word "chatelain," which means "holy man" or "priest." It is often used to describe someone who has been given a special privilege or right
