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Q: What did the king give to his nobles?
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Did medieval 1400s Dukes portion their fief out to lesser nobles or did the King give lesser nobles their own smaller fiefs?

I think the king gave the lords the land to do what they wanted, and the dukes got the land from the lords to give to other people if they wanted, or to keep.


What group of Romans led the bloodless revolution against King Tarquinius?

The Nobles


What are the 3 major characteristics of the holy roman empire?

the franks were an important German groupCharlemagne became king of the franks in 771each time a king died, the nobles and knights chose a new king


What were the vassals required to give their king?

The vassals required to give their king land. They could also give the king food, water and a sword.


What were the responsibilities of nobles?

The primary function of the nobility, during much of the Middle Ages was to provide military support for a monarch. Members of the nobility provided a number of services for the king. In exchange for their title, land, and the king's protection, they were to provide, in addition to military support, give oaths of allegiance and loyalty. They also provided the king resources by providing local administration of taxes, military units, an avenue of communication with the common people. The members of the nobility had a variety of ranks, with some at the lower ranks providing support to some in the higher, in the same way they provided support to the king. The nobles provided land and security to serfs, who supplied them with part of their crops and loyalty.