Feudalism is explained as an economy and political order built around maintaining expensive knights and fortified local lords, leaving the king closer to a figurehead than an absolute ruler.
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Feudalism is explained as an economy and political order built around maintaining expensive knights and fortified local lords, leaving the king closer to a figurehead than an absolute ruler.
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"Again, this is pretty self -sufficient. The Vikings are able to build their own ships very quickly and repair them. And they are able..."
"...feudalism comes from. What makes feudalism stick is the idea of castles. So feudalism is about decentralization, where the knights and the lords have..."
"...grandiose nation -building projects and self -congratulatory pledges to uphold Cloud Castle abstractions like the rule -based international order. These past leaders neglected and..."
"...you have tools and you have weapons um then you have castles knights and now you have steamships okay so it's all part of..."
"...the local regions because each region has their own army with castles. So it's very hard to invade every single part, okay? And so..."
"...fiefdom. Right? And you couldn't really conquer them because they had castles. And they had, and they were, like, in mountains. And they were..."
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