feudalism

: A social system that existed in Europe during the Middle Ages, people worked for the aristocracy, fought and gave them protection and land use rights.

The nation state is a contemporary political phenomenon arising from the ash of feudalism in the Middle Ages. During feudalism, the king did not have enormous power. Most of the power was dispersed among feudal lords, aristocrats. Local people are loyal to the local nobility in exchange for protection. As time passed, the king strengthened their powers and eventually destroyed the powers of aristocracy and harmonized with emerging business classes. Owing to the larger territory and different distributed power modes, the old alternate interactions that are only loyal to regional protection are less noticeable and inconspicuous. Therefore, the rulers encourage people to be true to the new country for other reasons. Therefore, the prosperity of nationalism - loyalty and dedication to a country is higher than in other countries

The feudalism collapse has many factors related to the collapse of feudalism in Europe. Various small problems have increased the disorder and replacement of feudalism in the Renaissance. Focusing on the hands of a few people is always a tremendous destructive force in the feudal system. The rise of powerful monarchs in France, Spain and the United Kingdom is harming the local organization. One of the deciding factors of the collapse of the feudal system was the centennial war. Feudalism Western Europe experienced many difficulties from the 9th century to the 10th century. That was the ultimate reason for the establishment of a new political organization called feudalism. By providing honor, protection and control, this new social system restored the peace and order of Western Europe after the collapse of the Carolinghas empire. In such a disaster, the feudal system was a necessary element for stability. Main motivation for creating this

After the dissolution of the Carolinga Empire, feudalism began to evolve into a major social system that governs all kinds of land throughout Western Europe. Feudalism became the main social structure of the 9th century and will continue to be the main influence of Western society and the everyday life to the west side (and later Eastern Europe) until the 14th century. The feudal society is different from one another, but usually it consists of one main principle. It is the relationship between the Lord and its subjects and they agree to serve them primarily in exchange for their protection and small amounts of land.