Landholding (noun)

1. The act of holding or owning land.
2. The state of possessing or occupying a piece of land.

Origin:

From land (noun) + holding (verb).

Examples:

1. The landholding of the wealthy elite was a source of much tension in the country.
2. The government's policy of landholding reform aimed to redistribute land to small farmers.
3. The company's landholding increased significantly after the acquisition of the new properties.
4. The landholding of the indigenous people was taken away without compensation during the colonization process.
5. The landholding of the family has been passed down from generation to generation for centuries.