Causes and Features of Feudalism And the Manor System.

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Causes and Features of Feudalism And the Manor System

Europe after Charlemagne Charlemagne’s death marked the end of a strong, central government in Western Europe Series of invasions destroy the Carolingian empire Major invading groups: – –Vikings – –Magyars – –Muslims

Angles and Saxons Angles and Saxons: from continent to England Filled power vacuum in Britain after fall of Rome – –This is where “Anglo-Saxon” comes from Terrorized by…

Vikings! …they come from the land of the ice and snow… …they come from the land of the ice and snow… Seafaring people from Scandinavia Seafaring people from Scandinavia –Farmers –Warriors-longboats –Explorers-reached Newfoundland Plundered monasteries until converted to Christianity Plundered monasteries until converted to Christianity Excavated longboat from the 1300s, on display in Oslo, Norway

Magyars Early Hungarian people, once hired as mercenaries by the Byzantines –Converted to Christianity By the 900s, the Magyars had reached Gaul and southern Italy –Fight and pillage like Vikings –defeated by Saxons, forced into central Europe Attacks cease in 955

Muslims Controlled territory in Spain, north Africa, Mediterranean islands, Middle East Sought to establish a stronghold in Europe – –Plunder coastal settlements along the Mediterranean – –Becomes one cause of the Crusades

Feudalism people no longer trust that a king can protect them from invaders – –Look to local rulers with their own forces – –Anyone with land and the ability to raise an army had power nobles exchange land for loyalty and military aid

Feudalism (political) lord vassal Homage (respect) fiefs loyalty, military aid, other services

Feudalism can be vassal and lord at the same time can have fiefs from multiple lords first loyalty to lord

The Noble Life lord – total authority, collect rent, settle disputes lady – active but limited – – worked in lord’s absence – – could not inherit land, but got land as part of dowry (land that a woman brings to the marriage) – – regained land rights if husband died first

The Noble Life knights – mounted warriors (horse) – – began training at 7 – – 1100s – warfare decreases, tournaments start. Tournaments mimic battle and carry the same glory for the victor chivalry – be brave, loyal, honest, fair, kind to women

Chivalry Knights had “three masters” under chivalry Knights had “three masters” under chivalry 1.Feudal lord 2.Heavenly lord 3.Lady Ideal knight is loyal, brave, and courageous Ideal knight is loyal, brave, and courageous Despite being a “master” women had few rights in society and were thought to be inferior (lower) Despite being a “master” women had few rights in society and were thought to be inferior (lower)

Manor Life manor – self-sufficient estate w/ village, land, peasants serfs – peasants who were bound to the land lord/peasant relationships similar to feudal ones with lords and vassals

Manor Life (Economic) lordpeasant farming, work, payments farmland, protection manor