Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - n. A measure of land used in
Cuba, equal to 33.1 acres, being a little less than the
Castilian zugada. There is a Mexican cavalleria of 131 acres.
“ISLA, Regla de la Orden y cavalleria de Santiago (Antwerp,
1598);” “For heroes of the genuine cavalleria type, plumed,
doubleted, pumpt and magnificent, give me Dumas; for good folks
and true, the great American” “Honor de cavalleria (2006), his
rendition of the story of Don Quixote.” “Albert Serra's Honor de
cavalleria and Todd Rohal's The Guatemalan Handshake have both
done quite well at the Torino Film Festival.” “y cavalleria de
Montesa (Valencia, 1573); LAFUENTE, Hist.” ‘cavalleria’ hasn't
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