Medieval Life – Feudalism and the Feudal System

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After the conquistador William I invaded the country and conquered, the feudal system was introduced to the UK.

Normans used the feudal system when settling in France around 900 AD in France. This is a simple and effective system, and all the land is owned by the king. A quarter is reserved by the King as his personal property, some are given to the church, the rest are borrowed under strict control.

The king is fully dominated (at least nominally) under the feudalism system. He owns all the land of the country and decides who to lease the land. Therefore, he usually allows his trustworthy tenant to lease land from him. But they need to swear their loyalty to the king before getting the land. People who borrowed land from the king were called barons, they were wealthy and powerful, and completely dominated the land borrowed from the king.

The baron borrowed land from the king known as a mansion. They are known as the king of a mansion and have complete control over the land. They established their own judicial system, carved their own money, and set their own taxes. In return for the land the king gave, when the king demands a cavalry to fulfill the military service, the baroness must serve the Royal Committee, pay the rent, and serve the service. When they travel through his kingdom, they must also provide accommodation and food to the king and his court. The baron kept the land they wanted to use and then parted the rest of the land with their knights. Baron is very rich

When the king asked, the knight was given land by the baron in exchange for military service. They must protect the barons and their families and property from attacks. The knights kept the land they wanted to personally use and distributed the remaining land to surf (surf). It is not as rich as the baroness, but the cavaliers are very rich.

Vilan, sometimes called a serf, won the land by a knight. If necessary, they must provide free labor, food and service to the knights. Will have no right. They are not allowed to leave property and must obtain permission from their Lord before getting married. Guilin people are very poor

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