A bishop had no formal role in feudalism as knights had. This was because they were formally speaking not subject to a temporal lord like a king, but to the Pope.
But several kings tried to include them in the feudal system anyway. There were sometimes heavy clashes over appointments of bishops between kings and Popes, and in general the silent understanding was that a king could 'propose' a candidate that the Pope would then appoint. This was because Bishops were in actual fact of course also subjects of the king and had the same responsibilities as many nobles in the land. Kings liked giving administrative roles to bishops because bishops could not have legitimate children and make a job hereditary. So the king was sure that at each bishop's death he could pick a new man for the job himself and have him created a bishop.
Feudalism existed in Medieval European society. The King appointed a Lord to oversee a property. The Lord relied on commoners, or serfs, to work the land while he provided for them.
Feudalism Every sovereign state
The germanic tribe, the Slavs, introduced Feudalism.
No there is no connection between the concept of feudalism and democracy.
Feudalism was the grouping of legal and military customs in medieval Europe. The main elements of feudalism were strict social classes and landholding abilities.
According to my dictionary, there is no such word as fendalism. Do you mean feudalism.
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do you mean feudalism or federalism, please be more specific
feudalism is the way life worked in the middle ages
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Feudalism.
what is feudalism
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The Franks created feudalism
Feudalism Every sovereign state
Feudalism existed in Medieval European society. The King appointed a Lord to oversee a property. The Lord relied on commoners, or serfs, to work the land while he provided for them.
If you mean the Bishop. on the diagonal.