Europe in the Middle Age
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He brought it about that the fiefs of the knights, soldiers, and freemen should be hereditary and pass from father to son ac- cording to the principles of feudalism.
Against the nobles and the bishops, who had become too pow- erful for the crown, he now had -the enthusiastic help of the smaller nobles and the people. He further diminished the power igO EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGE of the great lords by decreeing that the vassals owed him mili.
tary service directly, and must come at his call if he ...gave them the command to do so a sufficient length of time in ad- vance. To the five original duchies of Germany several others had now been added. It was Conrad's policy to get possession of these. Franconia was already his. On the death of the re- spective dukes of Bavaria, Suabia, and Kaernthen he gave these duchies as fiefs to his son, who was to succeed him. After some difficulty he inherited the kingdom of Burgundy (1032), but his authority there was very much limited by the bishops and counts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He brought it about that the fiefs of the knights, soldiers, and freemen should be hereditary and pass from father to son ac- cording to the principles of feudalism.
Against the nobles and the bishops, who had become too pow- erful for the crown, he now had -the enthusiastic help of the smaller nobles and the people. He further diminished the power igO EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGE of the great lords by decreeing that the vassals owed him mili.
tary service directly, and must come at his call if he ...gave them the command to do so a sufficient length of time in ad- vance. To the five original duchies of Germany several others had now been added. It was Conrad's policy to get possession of these. Franconia was already his. On the death of the re- spective dukes of Bavaria, Suabia, and Kaernthen he gave these duchies as fiefs to his son, who was to succeed him. After some difficulty he inherited the kingdom of Burgundy (1032), but his authority there was very much limited by the bishops and counts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver J Oliver Joseph Thatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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