What is another word for Feodality?
Pronunciation:
[ fiːdˈalɪti], [ fiːdˈalɪti], [ f_iː_d_ˈa_l_ɪ_t_i]
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• Other relevant words:- incumbency,
- dependance,
- belongings,
- colony,
- possession,
- dub,
- gentry,
- rule,
- territory,
- dependence,
- land tenure,
- keeping,
- royal house,
- feudalistic,
- demagoguery,
- term of office,
- district,
- horse,
- nobility,
- occupation,
- military junta,
- territorial dominion,
- property,
- socialist economy,
- royal line,
- habituation,
- gallantry,
- politesse,
- retention,
- moving in,
- addiction,
- bureaucratism,
- royal family.
- monarchy,
- demagogy,
- Regality,
- junta,
- Heteronomy,
- occupancy,
- dominion,
- beadledom,
- knight,
- feudalism,
- ownership,
- royalty,
- aristocracy,
- socialism,
- theocracy,
- bureaucracy,
- republicanism,
- Kinghood,
- feudal,
- oligarchy,
- Stratocracy,
- Feudality,
- tenure,
- chivalry,
- kingship,
- feudal system,
- dependency,
- holding,
- tenancy.
How to use "Feodality" in context?
The word 'Feodality' is derived from the word 'feodus' meaning 'landholding in return for service'. Feodality is the relationship between a landowner and those who hold land in return for service, such as farmers and soldiers. Feodality is an important part of feudal society, which was the dominant social and economic system in medieval Europe. Feudalism was a way of organizing society which relied on the exchange of services for land. Feudalism allowed for the development of economic and military independence for the nobility, and it helped to increase Europe's culture and economy.
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