Church, Money and Power in Medieval Times

In the autumn of Rome, the world saw the rise of Christianity, especially Roman Catholic church, named after creation with the Roman emperor Constantine in Christianity as their personal official religion of the Roman Empire. Christianity of power and influence grew from that era in the Middle Ages, churches and nations, to maintain a comfortable relationship. Early in the 5th century just after 100 years since Konstantin announced the Milan Decree, the power structure of the church and the state was deeply intertwined.

The church has evolved into the most powerful single system in medieval Europe. The church was very rich and owned 20 to 30% of the land of Western Europe in the days when land became the main wealth. Eventually this wealth and power led to abuse and corruption. As early as the sixth century and the seventh century, through the agreement like Consensoria Monachorum, the transition to assault external attacks in the monastery community was resolved. In the 11th century, the Benedictine abbey became rich due to the generous donation of monarchs and aristocrats. Abbey monasteries occupy an important position on an international stage. In response to this wealth and power, there was a reform movement to seek a simpler, more severe monastic life than monks are not serfs but work as hands, not as landlords.

Many kings in the Middle Ages are not satisfied with the basic desire, they are interested in their goals. The Catholic Church is a powerful political force and a power struggle between the king and the local church authorities is in progress. At the same time, this is a period of deeply unified religious devotion. Many of the medieval kings are dedicated to the magnificent religious mission such as the Crusades. Other medieval kings are passionate about artistic, cultural and other noble aspects of society, and they believe that these aspects need to be bred and developed during their management . Indeed, the most famous translation of the Bible is called "the king of King James." This shows that many medieval kings have big challenges and are doing important things for their kingdoms and society as a whole.

In the Middle Ages, the medieval king was the bondage of the country. In the early Middle Ages the authority of the medieval king was relatively small due to the influence of the Church and the authority of the Pope. However, when the early medieval era moved to the middle of the Middle Ages, the authority of the medieval king continued to increase, and he had absolute power over his subject. The daily life of medieval kings began with customary prayer and the masses of the castle chapel. After breakfast, the medieval king will preside the council meeting to discuss various things of the Diet. He will also listen to the petition and discuss various laws to be passed. In the afternoon, the medieval king can hunt with the waiter. In the Middle Ages wars and wars were common, so the medieval king also led the army to the battlefield.