Commendator of Arbroath Abbey

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The Commendator of Arbroath Abbey was the lay or ecclesiastical official who held the revenues and administrative control of the powerful medieval Arbroath Abbey in Scotland, especially during the later pre-Reformation period.

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Commendator of Arbroath Abbey canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commendator ⓘ
ecclesiastical office ⓘ
lay office ⓘ
appliesTo Arbroath Abbey ⓘ
appointedBy Scottish Crown ⓘ
linked to: Scottish crown

papal authority ⓘ
associatedWith Crown patronage in late medieval Scotland ⓘ
secularisation of monastic property in Scotland ⓘ
country Kingdom of Scotland ⓘ
exercisedControlOver administration of Arbroath Abbey estates ⓘ
revenues of Arbroath Abbey ⓘ
temporalities of Arbroath Abbey ⓘ
function collection of rents and dues ⓘ
management of abbey’s legal and economic affairs ⓘ
hasRole administrator of monastic revenues ⓘ
head of Arbroath Abbey in commendam ⓘ
secular manager of abbey lands ⓘ
historicalContext transition from monastic to secular control of church property in Scotland ⓘ
jurisdictionOver lands of Arbroath Abbey ⓘ
tenants of Arbroath Abbey ⓘ
languageOfTitle Latin ⓘ
Scots ⓘ
locatedIn Angus ⓘ
Arbroath ⓘ
Scotland ⓘ
officeHolderType high-ranking cleric ⓘ
lay noble ⓘ
partOf Scottish ecclesiastical hierarchy ⓘ
Scottish monastic system ⓘ
relatedTo Scottish Reformation ⓘ
religion Roman Catholic Church ⓘ
linked to: Roman Catholicism
replaced Abbot of Arbroath in practice during late period ⓘ
status largely secularised office in later period ⓘ
temporalRange late medieval period ⓘ
pre-Reformation period ⓘ
usedIn commendam system ⓘ

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James Stewart, Duke of Ross → positionHeld → Commendator of Arbroath Abbey ⓘ