A leader class whose status and advantages pass to children, offered by the church as an attractive bargain to temporary barbarian leaders.
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hereditary elite
A leader class whose status and advantages pass to children, offered by the church as an attractive bargain to temporary barbarian leaders.
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The church made itself attractive to barbarian elites by converting temporary leaders into hereditary elites whose status could pass to their children.
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"...can make these leaders, who again are only temporary, into a hereditary elite, meaning their advantages and social status will pass on to their..."
"...new people, it recognizes that it must first co -op the elite, okay? Now, barbarians do not, they do not have, or most barbarians..."
"...you can use more farmland okay you can now have a hereditary elite and so at the time we But these people can focus..."
"...mother goddess she has a consort and so they establish a hereditary elite. But this hereditary elite makes people unhappy with the system. So..."
"...let me explain to you this theory slowly. Okay? All right. Elite overproduction. All right. All right. Okay. That's fine. All right. So, in..."
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