"dowage" meaning in English

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          "text": "Leland, living at the time, is a good authority; and he describes Corsham as “a good uplandish toun, wher be ruines of an old maner place: and therby a park wont to be yn dowage to the Quenes of Englande.",
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        "(obsolete) dower; dowry."
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