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Feudal Family Which: GONZAGA, gon-dza'ga, was the name of an Italian family that ruled Mantua from 1328 to 1708. After acquiring feudal estates near Mantua, the family amassed large holdings in northern Italy during the 12th and 13th centuries. It took its name from a castle between Mantua and Reggio. In 1328, Luigi Gonzaga overthrew the Bonaccolsi family and became lord of Mantua.
ROGUE, rog, river, Oregon, rising in the southwest part of the state near Crater Lake in Crater Lake National Park, from which it flows to the southwest and west through the Klamath Mountain to Grants Pass and on to the Pacific at Gold Beach. The river is about 200 miles long and drains a fruit-growing area.
ROHAN, ro-aN', a French feudal family which traces its origin to the early kings of Brittany. In the 15th century the family developed many branches, in particular the seigneurs of Gie, the princes of Soubise and Guemenee, and the dukes of Rohan-Chabat and Montbazon. The two most famous members of the family are :
Essentially, what we are talking about are the bourgeois, middle-class values that began to take firm root with the breakup of feudal society—values such as personal and family achievement, financial prudence, hard work, and the drive to reexamine and, if desirable, alter anything that now exists.
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