As the laborers, they provided the income for the estate.
There were serfs, nobility, and clergy. There were other groups too, including the merchants, but they were not so important in the early times when the manors were intended to be self sufficient.
They had to work on the lords land and swear their loyalty to him.
The Lord of the manors soldiers and guards.
The manor system protects serfs and merchants like that that live in manors lords protect the serfs and merchants by permitting them to live in the manors in return for their military services. While the feudal system was a way to keep the different classes like Middle Class in order with kings on top and serfs on bottom. They were alike because the serfs and merchants needed to be protected in the manor system and the serfs and merchants were ordered according to the groups by superiority in the feudal system.
it has to do with the renassince time period of vasslas and knqights and serfs and lords and manors. googd luck!
Yes, during Medieval Times, almost all items were produced inside the manor by serfs, who were bound to the land. There was a system of mutual obligations between the Lords of the manors and the serfs who worked for them. Lords provided serfs with food, housing, and protection, and sometimes a bit of their own land. In return, serfs worked the lord's land by producing food from the fields, and repairing bridges and roads. Serfs were also required to pay the lord to grind grain and ask his approval in order to marry.
by protecting serfs from raiders in return for thier toil and labor
Population fell, trade declined, serfs left their manors in search of better pay
the workers are called serfs and a quarter of the land belongs to king as personal property and some will be given to churches and some were leased for rent.
Vassals ran manors, or agricultural estates
Vassals ran manors, or agricultural estates
In feudal manors there was no currency, so the economy was based on bartering. For example, serfs would give their lords a fraction of their crop as rent for the land they farmed on.