Główszczyzna
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Główszczyzna (Polish pronunciation: [ɡwufˈʂt͡ʂɨzna]) in Polish tradition was a name for a fine, paid by a killer or his family to the family of his/her victim. The name is derived from głowa, meaning head.
See also
- Blood money
- Diyya
- Ericfine
- Galanas
- Weregild
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