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What is the term for an Anglo saxon minor noble holding land in exchange for service to the king?
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What is the name of a noble man who held land from the king in return for loyalty?
A noble man who held land from the king in return for loyalty is known as a "vassal." In the feudal system, vassals were granted land, or fiefs, by a lord in exchange for military service and allegiance. This relationship was central to the social and political structure of medieval Europe.
What problems did the barons have with King John?
king john was a very powerful man he has lots of money and land but one day the barons took credit for the kings land and became a stronger population which was why king john had the problems.
In the feudal system who could give land and who could receive it?
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King James 1 gave this land area to john mason?
King James I gave a land grant to John Mason, this area was the New Hampshire colony. The king charged John to settle this area. However, John Mason died that same year, and never set foot in New Hampshire.
What is The land that was given by the king to a noble was called a?
...a Fief.
Under the system of feudalism the piece of land grabted to a lord by a king was known as a n?
Under the feudal system, a piece of land granted by the king to a lord or other noble was known as a fief. The noble would then tithe a portion of the income from the land to the king.
What was a medieval noble?
A Mediaval noble was kind of like a sub-king. The overall king had full power of the land, but a king usually had so much land that he needed help ruling it. He would appoint nobles to rule a small part of his land, pay him taxes, and provide him with his services. If the noble was not loyal to the king, he would take away his power to rule.
What is a large piece of land given by a king to and important noble?
Estates.
What were the duties of a noble?
Most of the time, a noble owned some portion of land. This land was "rented" out to tenants who would farm the land and pay the noble some percentage of their crop yield. In return, the noble would protect the farmers and allow them to stay and live on the land. In addition, medieval nobles were generally bound to a king who could call on them to support his cause in war. These relationships were usually sworn to the higher authority whether that be the king or the nobleman
Who did John Cabot claim land for?
the king
What is the term for an Anglo saxon minor noble holding land in exchange for service to the king?
thane
When did King John lose land in France?
WHEN he started to have wars with the French king.
What is the name of a noble man who held land from the king in return for loyalty?
A noble man who held land from the king in return for loyalty is known as a "vassal." In the feudal system, vassals were granted land, or fiefs, by a lord in exchange for military service and allegiance. This relationship was central to the social and political structure of medieval Europe.
What do the word noble means?
Noble meant belonging to the upper class of society in the Middle Ages, during Feudalism. A nobleman had land as his property and this ownership of land was the base of Feudalism. They got the land from the king and they paid homage to the king and offered their service. If they had a land big enough, they also gaveland to others, making them their vassals. The 'chain' of vassalage kept the nobility together. Noble also means sy of high character and qualities, or something splendid as an adjective.
What problems did the barons have with King John?
king john was a very powerful man he has lots of money and land but one day the barons took credit for the kings land and became a stronger population which was why king john had the problems.
What is a noble lord?
In the feudal system during and after the Middle Ages, a "knight" was the level below the nobility, who were the level below the king. A "vassal" was granted the use of land in exchange for fealty to a noble or knight. The noblemen directly under the king were called the "barrens" (from which the title baronderives).
