- Feudalism, also
known as the
feudal system, was a
combination of legal, economic, military, cultural, and
political customs that
flourished in medieval...
-
decline due to
prolonged droughts besides simultaneously being gripped in
feudalistic conflicts with its
neighbors such as
Diriyah and Manfuhah. Hajr subsequently...
- democratic.
Though some
historic Buddhist societies have been
categorized as
feudalistic, the
relationship between peasants and land
owners was
often voluntary...
- to the
emergence of the
Black Death, the
continent was
considered a
feudalistic society,
composed of
fiefs and city-states
frequently managed by the...
-
groups that
roughly correspond to each other. The
system was more or less
feudalistic, with the datu
ultimately having control of all the
lands of the community...
- Madman", in
which traditional Chinese Confucian society is portra**** as
feudalistic, hypocritical,
socially cannibalistic, despotic,
fostering a "slave mentality"...
- and
which was kept in
place by his successors, was
decentralized and
feudalistic in structure, in
contrast with the
earlier ritsuryō state.
Yoritomo selected...
-
building in 1979. Udo Kultermann [de] has
characterised the
building as "a
feudalistic architecture". The
palace was
frequently used for
hosting government...
- increasingly,
contemporary life.
Traditional Peking opera was
denounced as "
feudalistic" and "bourgeois"
during the
Cultural Revolution (1966–1976) and replaced...
-
Henry did not gain him as much in the
German feudalistic system as it
would have in the
English feudalistic system.
While in
England the
pledge of fealty...
