HOMAGIUM
homagium (h[schwa]-may-jee-[schwa]m), n. [Law Latin] A formal ceremony in which a feudal tenant acknowledged the tenure granted by a lord; HOMAGE.homagium ligium. See homage liege under HOMAGE.
homagium planum (play-n[schwa]m), n. [Law Latin ¡°plain homage¡±] Hist. A type of homage binding the homager to nothing more than fidelity, without obligation either of military service or of attendance in the superior’s courts.
homagium reddere (red-[schwa]-ree), n. [Law Latin ¡°to renounce homage¡±] Hist. The process, prescribed in feudal law by a set form and method, by which a vassal disowns and defies the lord.
homagium simplex (sim-pleks), n. [Law Latin ¡°simple homage¡±] Hist. A type of homage that acknowledges tenure, while reserving the rights of other lords.
What is the legal equivalence of HOMAGIUM in Chinese?