Feudalism is an example of the governmental and social systems of the middle ages. It differed from others in that the central government was not strong and the power was delegated through a hierarchy of the nobility. This made rapid response to problems possible.
Feudalism was like other governmental systems of the Middle Ages, but with the additional twist that the central government was weak and required a hierarchy of nobility to provide stability on the local level. It was most prevalent in France and the Holy Roman Empire, but also in England of the period after the Norman Invasion,
Feudal Monarchs included King John of England, and Louis VII of France, but any of the French, German, or English monarchs of the time could be considered feudal.
local government.
The governments of Europe for much of the last 1,500 years have been various forms of feudalism.
During the medieval period, feudalism was a system in which the king granted land to nobles in exchange for military service and loyalty.
Feudalism.
what is feudalism
Feudalism is a bargain between a lord and his vassal. Feudalism is the bargain between a lord and his vassal.
The Franks created feudalism
Feudalism Every sovereign state
Feudalism is a noun.
The germanic tribe, the Slavs, introduced Feudalism.
Feudalism first emerged among the franks
No it is not. Feudalism was a medieval system.
it was based on feudalism... there is a feudalism pyramid if you go on google images and type in feudalism pyramid