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Kings and Popes... I believe. (:
The feudal lord or king who provided the peasants protection in exchange for a portion of their crops or benefits.
they lived in castles on the manor and they ruled the land.
in the middle ages kings ,popes,knights and more ate fish and vegtables that the peasant's grew
kings and queens ruled the battlefield in Medieval life.
Medieval Europe was ruled by kings and aristocratic families.
how many families ruled in the middle ages
In the middle ages, a king basicly managed the country. Like a president would do in America. The statement above this one is for the most part true but the Kings of the middle ages were really nothing like the president today they ruled using the feudal system and also ruled with a monarchy.
Sorry, the Tudors ruled after the Middle Ages ended, so the question is moot.
I am assuming you are asking about disagreements between Church authorities, such as popes, and secular authorities, such as kings or emperors. The answer is yes, sometimes the kings and emperors won. Their victories were not permanent, but the victories sometimes lasted for the rest of their lives. There was a period from 1305 to 1378, for example, when the popes were so dominated by the Kings of France that they did not go to Rome and remained in what has been called the "Babylonian Captivity" of the popes.
The pope offered salvation to all kings who raised up armies and put the heretics to death by sword and fire.
The Catholic church was the "state" and ruled the society of the middle ages.