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Manorial System
The manorial system was the basic economic-political unit of feudal Western European society from the ninth to fourteenth centuries, centered on the …
Timeline
- c. 850Manors of the Carolingian Empire · FranceDuring the Carolingian period, large estates and systems of dependent peasants gradually took shape, and the manor as a self-sufficient economic unit began to spread.
- c. 1026Rural manors of England · EnglandIn the early eleventh century, Western European manors generally practiced the holdings system and labor services, with manor courts having jurisdiction over serf status and local public affairs.
- c. 1350Manors of the English Midlands · EnglandAfter the Black Death of the fourteenth century, labor scarcity drove cash rents to replace labor services; the economic bonds of the manorial system gradually loosened and transitioned toward tenancy relations.
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