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  • 01-05-2021
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On what level were the knights in the feudal system in medieval Europe? What was their role in society?

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mel3351
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  • 07-05-2021

Knights were usually villein of more powerful lords. A villein was the second-in-command to their feudal lord. They had to live their life following a strict code of conduct called chivalry.  

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