Sanhi at epekto Piyudalismo Manoryalismo, at Pag-usbong ng mga Bayan at Lungsod

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Explanation:

The European feudal system has its antecedents in the 5th century, when the Roman Empire fell. The collapse of the Empire happened basically by its extension and the inability of the emperor to control all its provinces, added more and more numerous incursions of barbarian towns that attacked and looted the most remote provinces of the empire. This caused the emperors to need people to defend their great lands and to hire knights or nobles (precursors of the feudal lord model), who in turn hired vassals, villains, etc. Mercenary chiefs and troops were even hired from the "barbarian" peoples themselves.

As of the 10th century there is no remnant of any empire over Europe. The royalty, without disappearing, has lost all real and effective power, and only retains a supernatural authority highlighted by the legends that attribute to it a religious character or an intermediary between the divine and the human. Thus, the king does not rule, but his authority comes, in the eyes of the people, from God, and is materialized and implemented through the pacts of vassalage with the great lords, although in reality it is these who choose and depose dynasties and people. At the micro level, the petty nobles maintain feudal courts that in practice compartmentalize state power into tiny cells.