High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Leiciai (sg.: leitis) were a distinct social group of the Lithuanian society in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, subordinates to Lithuanian ruler or the state itself. The 15-16th centuries were the time of degradation of this social group and it disappeared with the execution of Wallach reform. During the 15-16th centuries Leiciai were a distinct, moribund social group, already not having some previous and no longer needed functions. According the hypothesis brought forward by Lithuanian historian Arturas Dubonis and linguist Simas Karaliunas, leiciai were the core part of the Lithuanian society native to Lietuva Land in pre-state era and during the establishment of the state. Leiciai made the majority of military-economical staff of the state, they were enforcing the state authority in peripheral areas, protecting frontiers of the state, assuming various other war related economical functions, like growing riding horses. Данное издание...

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