Difference between revisions of "Vassals"

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(Manor > fief - the manor is just the house, whereas the fief includes the land and associated serfs)
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{{stub}}In [[feudalism]], the '''vassals''' rented their manors from [[lord]]s and then had their land worked by [[serfs]].  They were considered [[noble|nobles]], but had less power than the lords.
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{{stub}}In [[feudalism]], the '''vassals''' rented their [[fief]]s from [[lord]]s and then had their land worked by [[serfs]].  They were considered [[noble|nobles]], but had less power than the lords.
 
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Template:StubIn feudalism, the vassals rented their fiefs from lords and then had their land worked by serfs. They were considered nobles, but had less power than the lords.