The way it would link the nobility was through marriage between noble families. In fact, the Queen today can trace her family back through time and marriages. This method provided that the power stay within the nobility.
Before Japan had a modern western style government, the shogun provided the government. They were somewhat like the nobility in europe.
Arabia lies near the intersection of three continents--Africa, Asia, and Europe. Trade routes link the three countinents together.
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chesscheckersbackgammonfoot raceshorse races ( for nobility)wrestlingthrowing contestsdice gamesgamblingdancedrinkinghuntingarchery contestsfalconry ( for nobility)passion plays put on by churchMorePlease see the link to the related question below
i am trying to answer that question too. but i think he wrote the Domesday book
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It is in southeast Europe. See the map at the link below.
The Silk Road is a trade route that links Europe and Asia together. The Indian Ocean trade routes link India, west Africa, and Europe together. Although they are different in that the Indian Ocean trade is overseas and the Silk Road is overland, they are the same in that they both spread religion, and they both traded goods to Europe.
Click on the link to your right for a map of Europe in 1914.
It is in the southwest of Europe. See the map at the link below.
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Feudalism arose in Europe during and after the reign of Charlemagne, during the period of about 750-1000 AD. This was a time when local conditions could arise requiring very quick intervention by military forces. An example of such a condition was a Viking raid, which could happen and be over in a few days. The Carolingian Empire did not have the infrastructure to deal with such problems. Its military forces were designed to be assembled and put on extensive campaigns, which were planned and had logistical support. The new situation required a more decentralized approach as an alternative to a large, permanently maintained, standing army. This was achieved by assigning land to individual lords and knights, who were able to use it to support themselves and small groups of local soldiers. There is a link to an article on feudalism below.