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04/06/26(Mon)08:56:03 No.18421332
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)08:56:03 No.18421332 Archived
Why do some people insist that Feudalism is a ‘natural’ form of government when the majority of states, especially early states were either city-states or administrative states?
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Anonymous
04/06/26(Mon)23:00:29 No.18422567
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)23:00:29 No.18422567
>>18421332
What about states that resemble feudal societies?
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04/06/26(Mon)23:08:17 No.18422570
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)23:08:17 No.18422570
>>18421332
I think it's people confusing Feudalism for Monarchism in general. Feudalism couldn't really emerge "naturally", it requires a hierarchical system that promised the Serfs protection in exchange for labor for the Landed Gentry that were given wealth in exchange for loyalty of the crown. Every Feudal system was a monarchy but not every monarchy was feudal.
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