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it is shogun,i learned this from the shogun himself... u know who,CORYXKENSHIN.but anyways it is shogun have a nice day.
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What was the reward of each class of the feudal system?
Each person in the Feudal System received land from a person higher than themselves.
What system gave land to each other settler and additional land for each person a settler brought to the colony?
The Headright System
What type of ruler had feudalism?
Feudalism was characterized by a decentralized system of governance where power was held by local lords rather than a centralized monarch. In this system, a king or sovereign at the top granted land to nobles (lords) in exchange for military service and loyalty. These lords then governed their own territories, often granting portions of their land to vassals in a similar manner. Thus, feudalism involved a hierarchy of rulers, including kings, lords, and vassals, with each level having specific rights and responsibilities.
How did feudalism begin in Japan?
Feudalism in Japan developed over a need for additional land, wealth and power. A weakened government persuaded feudal land owners to war with each other . After the Fujiwara claim fell out of power, Daimyo hired Samurai to attack other Daimyo for their land and wealth.
Why were the Middle Ages called the age of feudalism?
The terms middle ages and feudalism describe two different phenomena depending on the writer. Feudalism refers to the type of government that existed. Each man reported to his overlord and owed service and taxes to him. The middle ages referred to the type of culture that existed before the renaissance. While the two covered much of the same time period, they did not cover exactly the same time.
Why did feudalism come about?
Feudalism came about as a system that provided government and security in an time when a strong centralized government had collapsed and nothing comparable had risen to replace it. Feudalism is a decentralized government, economic, and social system in which power is decentralized, hierarchical and based on mutual obligation. The feudal hierarchy had a monarch at the top, who operated in mutual support and obligation with a hierarchy of lords, who operated in mutual support and obligation with lesser aristocracy, and freemen, with serfs at the bottom. The point of the hierarchy was to provide security at each level in times when the greatest nations were vulnerable to local attacks to which they could not respond efficiently. The system was moderated by the obligations each person entered into, including the kings. It was also, and independently, moderated by the church.
What is true of feudalism?
feudalism meant the enslavement of the agrarian workforce for the enrichment of the privileged. Each class had duties and rights.
What was the reward of each class of the feudal system?
Each person in the Feudal System received land from a person higher than themselves.
Name the person who introduced each system?
Encomienda system
What system gave land to each settler and additional land for each person and settler brought to the colony?
The Headright System
What system gave land to each settler and additional land for each person a settler brought to a colony?
The Headright System
What system gave land to each settler and additional land for each person settler brought to the colony?
The Headright System
What system gave land to each settlers and additional land for each person a settler brought to the colony?
The Headright System
Is dharma a cast system?
No, dharma is not part of the caste system. Dharma is the law created by the Gods and Goddesses for each person to follow. Each person has different dharma.Hope this helps!
What system gave land to each other settler and additional land for each person a settler brought to the colony?
The Headright System
Who invented feudalism?
Feudalism as a social and economic system evolved over time in medieval Europe, rather than being invented by a single individual. It emerged as a way to organize society and land ownership following the collapse of the Roman Empire. Feudalism featured a hierarchical structure with lords granting land to vassals in exchange for loyalty and military service. The system was further solidified by the imposition of the feudal contract, which outlined the obligations and rights of each party involved.
What system gave 50 acres of land to each settler and 50 additional acres for each person he or she brought to the colony?
The Headright System
