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How many Dukes Earls Lords And Barons were there in the 1600 in England?
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What did the other noble except for the king in a feudal society served as?
The King is usually highest, but then there are Barons and Earls, who are all considered 'lords' of their castle/estate.
What are the 4 classes of feudalism?
In most feudal societies in Europe the main classes were: 1. The grandees of the Church - bishops and mitred abbots. 2. The aristocracy - dukes, earls (or counts) and barons. 3. The full citizens of towns and cities - fully qualified craftsmen. 4. The serfs - 'tied to the soil'. worked for lords and worked on the land the king provides
Who are vassals?
A vassal was a person who swore allegiance and homage to a lord. In exchange for this, he got property consisting of an estate or estates from which he could get income as the serfs who lived there gave him part of their crop or rent money. If the lord who did this was a king, then he would receive oaths of allegiance and homage from all the more important lords, dukes, earls or counts, and barons. He might also receive oaths from knights. The more important lords received similar oaths from lesser nobles and knights. Some of these received oaths from lesser people yet.
When did the feudal system take place and why?
The feudal system took place first in Ancient China, and years later was founded by Medival Europe (not from the chinese) and adopted it. It was used because it made managing the land easier for the monarchs, dividing the power among barons and lords.
What Feudalism is based on .?
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What is the general term for earls and dukes?
Lords
What is a lord?
The lords were members of the nobility between the monarchs, who were at the top and included emperors and kings and sometimes princes, and the knights, who were at the bottom. They included, through descending ranks, dukes, marquesses, earls or counts, viscounts, and barons.
Explain an aristocracy?
Aristocracy is a ruling class of 'nobles' descended from barons, lords, earls etc.
What is the difference between lord and baron?
Lord is the title used to address a Baron, Viscount, Earl, Margrave or Duke. So a Duke might be called Lord Richard, and a Baron might be called Lord Henry. Lord is also the generic term used to refer to all peers: Barons, Viscounts, Earls (or Counts), Margraves (or Marquises) and Dukes. So a Baron is a type of Lord. All Barons are Lords, but not all Lords are Barons.
What did the other noble except for the king in a feudal society served as?
The King is usually highest, but then there are Barons and Earls, who are all considered 'lords' of their castle/estate.
Why did King Edward have a Parliament?
Becuase his father was the target of a civil war instigated by the Barons and Earls. so Edwards parlement was there so that the lords, knights, and freemen could voice their opinion on their immediate overlords so any problems could be ironed out.
Who wanted the Magna Carta?
The feudal barons under King John of England.
What are the release dates for Cinematech - 2002 Dukes Lords and Empires 3-47?
Cinematech - 2002 Dukes Lords and Empires 3-47 was released on: USA: 13 December 2004
What are the different ranks in England?
Answer In the United Kingdom, there is an Order of Precedence based on Legal Statutes, seating arrangements in the Chamber of the House of Lords and custom and practice. It is different in each of the UK's constituent countries, so that England and Wales have one set of rules, Scotland has another and Northern Ireland yet another. In England, the order, in decreasing rank, is: The Monarch, followed by other members of the Royal Family The Archbishop of Canterbury The Lord Chancellor The Archbishop of York The Prime Minister The Lord President of the Privy Council The Speaker of the House of Commons The Lord Speaker of the House of Lords The Lord Privy Seal The Nobility in the following order: Dukes Marquesses Earls Viscounts Bishops of the Church of England Barons Knights of the Order of the Garter Knight (or Dame) Grand Cross Knight (or Dame) Commander of the British Empire.
Who did the magna carta give strength to?
It gave strength to the lords and barons
Who was a gentleman in the 1800s?
They had to have chivalry and be nice to the ladies. Knights fought battles and tournaments called jousts. Lords owned land that the serfs worked. Barons, earls, and dukes all owned land that the serfs worked also.
What are the 4 classes of feudalism?
In most feudal societies in Europe the main classes were: 1. The grandees of the Church - bishops and mitred abbots. 2. The aristocracy - dukes, earls (or counts) and barons. 3. The full citizens of towns and cities - fully qualified craftsmen. 4. The serfs - 'tied to the soil'. worked for lords and worked on the land the king provides
