barony >> /ˈbɛrəni/
Definition: [noun] The rank and estates of a baron.
Example: As baronies survived after 1747, it is still possible to buy laird status with an estate which is a barony.
Definition: [noun] (in Ireland) a division of a county.
Example: It was the Anglo Normans who introduced counties and baronies and understandably the names applied to these new area divisions were for the most part indicative of their non Irish origins.
Definition: [noun] (in Scotland) a large manor or estate.
Example: I named the barony estate that bordered the peasant villages.