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Seigneurs were feudal lords in medieval France who held significant land and power, often granted by the king. They governed their territories, managed agricultural production, and collected dues and taxes from the peasants (serfs) working the land. In return, seigneurs provided protection and maintained order within their domains. This hierarchical structure was a fundamental aspect of the feudal system, shaping social and economic relationships in medieval society.

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