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Comparable to loyalty, an Oath of Fealty was often sworn to the feudal lord, most commonly on a religious item such as a bible, or a relic that had some form of significance to those involved. Derived from Fidelity, to be true or loyal to a person. Often used in the context of relationships saying to be faithful.
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