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The "nobles" were the king and the knights.
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The kings, of course, were usually at the top of the feudal pyramid.
Below the kings were various members of the nobility, each of whom was given some responsibility for some piece of land and its people. After the initial chaos of the Middle Ages was over, the titles and land of nobility were usually hereditary.
Knights were of the lesser nobility, but were also usually members of heavy cavalry. Unlike most titles of nobility, the title of knight could usually not be inherited. The land associated with the title, however, was usually hereditary.
Younger sons of hereditary nobles usually became knights or members of the clergy.
There is more information on how different ranks of nobility related to each other at related question, "How did the medieval titles of nobility develop?" There is a the link to this question below.
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The lords promised to support the monarch with knights.
Knights fought for their land and nobles before the king was considered and only when the king paid them would they then fight for him
it is a complex system of rights with king on top then nobles next lords then knights and finally peasants
Knights were nobles so they took care of their estates/manors and fought wars.
Yes, because the king could call upon his knights and nobles to fight a war.
the king or nobles and knights and the servants plus family of the nobles and kings
the king or nobles and knights and the servants plus family of the nobles and kings
Knights are nobles because they are sons of knights wich are nobles.
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king, nobles/lords, knights, peasants, serf
The lords promised to support the monarch with knights.
Kings depended on their nobles and vassals to provide knights and soldiers for their armies. These nobles and vassals were granted land in exchange for military service and loyalty to the king.
Knights fought for their land and nobles before the king was considered and only when the king paid them would they then fight for him
King, Clergy, Nobles, Knights, Bourgeois, Peasant, Serf, Slaves
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