How does this illustration of a manor illustrate that the manor was at the heart of the feudal economy?

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Simon Hinton

1 April, 20:14

How does this illustration of a manor illustrate that the manor was at the heart of the feudal economy?

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Azul Cohen · Answer 1

Answer:It illustrate that a Manor was an independent community that could grow its own food and meet its religious needs

Explanation: A Manor is an estate or land where the king of the Manor has the legal authority to hold Manor courts, the Manor authority can be traced to earlier days when the king of England granted some of his land to his subjects because of the level of commitment and work which the subject must have put it is sometimes tenured. The feudal economy existed around the 9th and 10th century, it is an economic system that includes both the Nobility (kingship), clergy and pleasant bound by manorialism as described by Marc Block.

The Manor is existed as a feudal economy because it is self-sufficient and meets its religious needs.