Cotters were essentially squatters with no rights to own land whatsoever. They worked for some sort of wage in return. This is the lowest class on a lords land.
the king gave the lords more land as the lords added more knights to the kings army
The system in which the powerful lords divided their land among lesser lords was called subinfeudation.
The monarch provided land to the lords in exchange for service, money, and security.
The lords provided knights with food & land.
The lords provided knights with food & land.
No
The monarch provided land to the lords in exchange for service, money, and security.
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Lords ruled pieces of land given to them by kings in exchange for promises of support.
The peasants give food & land to the lords.
Cotters, or peasant farmers, primarily lived during the medieval period in Europe, particularly from the 12th to 16th centuries. They often resided in rural areas, working small plots of land and typically in close-knit communities. Their diet mainly consisted of bread, porridge, vegetables, and occasionally meat or fish, supplemented by foraging and local produce. Cotters also raised livestock, which contributed to their food supply.
Vassals served lords in exchange for protection and land rights. In the feudal system, vassals pledged loyalty and military service to their lords in return for the lord's support and the ability to use and cultivate land on the lord's estate.