Government authority and responsibility for military organization, taxation and law and order, was delegated to local lords, who supported themselves directly from the proceeds of the territories over which they held military, political and judicial power. In this lay the beginnings of the feudal system...
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In this lay the beginnings of the feudal system. People lived in a feudalistic society meaning that everyone had a place in society serving another master all the way up to the king. Since there was not a central authority figure and well-defined country boundaries, the system of feudalism was often confusing and full of conflicts...
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