advowson meaning in Hindi

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The lord of the manor held the advowson for the church.
Owing to its unusual advowson, Chesham historically had two vicarages.
In 1957 the advowson was transferred to the Bishop of Salisbury.
St Giles of Norwich owned six manors and advowson of eleven churches.
He was patron of the advowson of Camborne in Cornwall.
The deans kept advowson, the right to nominate the priest until 1868.
Later donations brought Croxton the advowsons of the church of Tunstall in Lancashire.
The Legh family has held the manor and advowson of Prestbury ever since.
I have only one small addition to make on the question of advowsons.
The advowson is held by the Bishop of Chichester.

noun.

the right in English law of presenting a nominee to a vacant ecclesiastical benefice