He wouldn't have to worry about corona, but in a few generations his descendants would have to worry about bubonic plague....again and again and again.
Very interesting how the king and nomarchs of ancient Egypt would tax the farmers every two years, similar to how William taxed the farmers in England... Seems like feudalism wasn't something that started in England.
This is a good video, your examples are very thorough and creative. Just to keep in mind though, William the Conqueror did not create the feudal system - it had been around for hundreds of years prior to this. Also the first castles during William's reign were actually wooden - stone castles didn't happen until later. Again, though a really explanative video.
Add to this very day Norman last names can be found in disproportionate numbers from Eton to Oxbridge educational establishments and also disproportionately represented in both the House of lords and the House of commons.
It's interesting that in America the terminology is very similar a thousand years later: Tenants-in-chief = Tenants in common Under-tenants = Sublease Lord of the land = Landlord Labour service = Human capital Forfeiture = Foreclosure Agenda 21 brought me here.
The peasants nicknamed it that as it was a biblical reference to judgement day or “doomsday” (the day the world ends - not pleasant) , basically, they were not a fan of being taxed more
hey click view thx for your video but my friend Candice died i got new today she died of a stoke and i do not know possibility if you can reply bc she would tell me about all your vids and i thought to come back to re watch your vids :(
Notice that the top knight was Breton. This was true. Yay! He was actually William’s most valuable baron, too: Alan Rufus. He founded Parliament in 1089 and possibly the civil service. Domesday was his idea and he used it to argue for a progressive tax system! The barons soon rebelled, but Alan had trained the English Fyrd to beat them!
That’s Alan Rufus kneeling at 10:28. This event was at York in early 1069 when Earls Edwin and Morcar forfeited their northern lands for rebelling and Queen Matilda persuaded William to grant them to Alan. What the video understates here is that Alan had William surrounded by Breton knights. Subtle! Alan also paid for William’s bodyguard. Hmm. Alan got much of his money from North Sea and cross-Channel trade, so he built markets and great ports to increase it.
Your getting too the crux of the real history now ...let's just say you may not want to believe the speculated answer to your question ....and I say speculative.. because the truth could sound stranger than fiction ...and one persons truth is another person lie ....so start researching for yourself and draw your own conclusion ...I am no here to imprint my ideas on other ...only to support you to find your truth ...and stand by it without impressing it on others ...each man stands alone in his truth ..
@@devogrant2817 Maybe I inadvertantly answered my own question: Before the advent of feudalism the ancient Roman socio-economic system was the organising structural force. I was wondering how society gradually and incrementally evolved as Roman authority gradually dissipated. The first elemental factor is a post apocalyptic society: As authorative force and social structure withered roads, water transport infrastucture, trade goods and commodities inter-connective regional transport became inoperable and/or deserted, adverse environmental climatic change, pestilence, infectious diseases all became characteristic of a decaying social and economic structure. Secondly, the analogy of prison gangs is useful. Suppose an individual finds himself/herself incarcerated. No matter how many push-ups, weight training, or other calistetic exercise the person does the person cannot possibly defend against 10-30 other indivuduals at once simultaneously. Therefore the individual must join a specific gang to exert mutual defensive/offensive force as appropriately necessary for survival and/or superior control positioning relative to other mutual defense alliances. Same thing with the early Middle Ages: You had to join a collaborative group of individuals led by a feudal lord, strong man, or other caudillo figure in order to survive in a chaotic post apocalyptic society!!!
Also, the Catholic Church was instrumental in reorganising society and providing refuge to individuals who found themselves in overwhelming situational cicumstantial conditions.
@@TonyqTNT yes ! your on the right the track the so called Roman supposedly wiped out the again the so called pagan druids, what kind civilisation did the druids have ?? wasit matriarchal or patriarchal, was it feudalistic or egalitarian? was it agrigerian , if the lived an egalitarian life style would it be promoted ? Churchill once said i am going to be kind to british history , because i am going to write it ,and he also said that the truth must be defended with a barrage of lies ....something to that effect i may not have quoted it word for word ,its the crown and the state that run thing now ,and they would not like us to believe in anything else ,the are the demi god of our time and i do not think that they want that to change in a hurry ,serfdom and servitude.
Isn't this the same thing as government > corporations > landlords > workers, I fail to see the difference, except you get a bit more choice in who explores you. E.g., in the US you get to choose democrats or republicans, you can get your supplies from Wal-Mart or Kroger, you get to pick the slum landlord you hope would be the most likely to deal with that mould within the next decade and it is your hard work that ensures their comfort while you destroy your mental and physical health and neglect your social life and family time for whatever scraps they throw you
I have to watch this for history class luckily I don't have to listen to a 40 year old wait NO NO NO THIS IS WHAT I JUST SAID LEAST CLOSE TO IT DAMM IT
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Pov: you have to watch this for history work 😭😭😭
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Nope
For Exam
yas
Why the heck is that man whining he has a perfectly good radish
he has barely anything
Yes, that is the joke
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Oh dont complain. you still have you health and your raddish
"that's a lot of changes! I fear change..."
do you want to tell him about corona or should I?
He wouldn't have to worry about corona, but in a few generations his descendants would have to worry about bubonic plague....again and again and again.
nah ill let you do it
thanks, this was very useful. At school i am learning about the feudal system
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Thanks for the nice comment :)
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I was given this for my "Lockdown Learning" and it was actually really interesting
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Bruh I am made to do this for homework if I don’t I’ll get detention 😭😭😭😭 bruh
Bro how can they give you a detention
I appreciate you for making this for people who have exams and things so I’ll leave a sub and a like and really good video by the way!!
Useful, precise, clear-cut, and informative.
No extra fun or exaggeration.
ok
Who else doing this for online school?
Meh
Me
Me
can any one help.me doing my exam about this??
can any one help.me doing my exam about this??
Love the way you presented this, I could learn anything this way.
I'm so lost. My professor told me Serfs cannot be Vassals, only fighting people are Vassals.
Very interesting how the king and nomarchs of ancient Egypt would tax the farmers every two years, similar to how William taxed the farmers in England... Seems like feudalism wasn't
something that started in England.
This is a good video, your examples are very thorough and creative. Just to keep in mind though, William the Conqueror did not create the feudal system - it had been around for hundreds of years prior to this. Also the first castles during William's reign were actually wooden - stone castles didn't happen until later. Again, though a really explanative video.
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Fax
That's right
True
Can you exaplain to me ?
0:48 Who's gonna tell him
Haha not me lol
Add to this very day Norman last names can be found in disproportionate numbers from Eton to Oxbridge educational establishments and also disproportionately represented in both the House of lords and the House of commons.
Great video with heaps of info! keep it up! Thanks.
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Couldn’t really be bothered reading the wiki page, this is much easier
Thanks 🙏
Who is here because of lockdown?
me-
Hi there! Helped me a lot with my assingmenent!
Nice vid ClickView helped me for my homework Thanks :)
That's great!
Amazing and very helpful since I have an assessment next week😉😆
Thanks for the comment :)
I wish I had a radish like him...
I love this so much it has helped me a lot 😃
Thank You So Much, Very Helpful
Thanks for the kind feedback David!
lol hello u go to my school watching it dureing history
thanks for the info
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It's interesting that in America the terminology is very similar a thousand years later:
Tenants-in-chief = Tenants in common
Under-tenants = Sublease
Lord of the land = Landlord
Labour service = Human capital
Forfeiture = Foreclosure
Agenda 21 brought me here.
Great video guys!
Thanks!
Thanks
how is it possible that this video only has 41k views?? I'm studying English and this fucking saved my ass already. Thanks a lot! :-)
Buena capo, me mandó esto el de historia y se re entiende, 10/10
Very useful for hw thanks 😊
good vid
Who is watching this a few hours before their exam?
My teacher made me watch this
really good very helpful
Thanks Sam, glad to hear it :)
thanks this helped for my work 😀
This is really helpful thank you!
Thanks a lot very helpful
more intresting than the other one where meant to watch
Thank you very much it was helpful
Happy to hear that :)
Hey, i want to read the book for infos, but i can't find it, please let me know if there is a way
Ah that was the life I want to be a Medieval Knight.
i too want to die of tuberculosis at age 23
Thanks for the homework
Awesome stuff. 😉 Ty
So your telling me 145k teachers has link this vid
I found this very useful thx
watching this like 5 times for HASS assignment
Hey who’s here from school
so helpful thanks
Thanks for the kind feedback
Really helpful thank uu
Our pleasure
Correction:
Serfs and Peasants were completely separate classes, serfs were tied to the land and could not leave where as peasants were entirely free.
If we do that categorization today, how the power chain is structured?
I still have my health and my radish. No, wait, where is my radish ?
I wish I didn’t have to watch this I just want to sleep and eat and watch black ish
Such a good show
This is really informative and funny
Thank you 😊
this was very useful i hope that i wont fail my exam about the Domesday Book
Have you done it?
Good luck! 🤞
@@teganpilling my Exam is on next week
@@idkanymore361 So?. Result?
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awesome info
Thanks for the information, 😀😃I saw this video when my exam started! 😎Thank youuuu! Luv u too! 🥰🥰🥰😃😃
I recommend you change your channel's name to "Simple history " or "History explained " or "comic history " or "fun history "
Anyone else doing this for homelearning 😩😬
Please i need to ask question
Why william called this book by domesday book ?
The peasants nicknamed it that as it was a biblical reference to judgement day or “doomsday” (the day the world ends - not pleasant) , basically, they were not a fan of being taxed more
i fear change should be the moto for England
wilberg is amazing
Thanks! We think so too :)
@@ClickView there should be a comic or something like that of wilberg's daily life
Explain to me why is it called domesday?please
This video was my homework not too happy about it
that was so funny and helpfull
Thanks for the nice comment! We're glad you enjoyed it.
They should make a movie about this! ❤️
With Johny sins as the king ❤️
Who is here for there history class
awesome video give me shoutout clickview i love ur vids
Thanks for the nice feedback! :)
hey click view thx for your video but my friend Candice died i got new today she died of a stoke and i do not know possibility if you can reply bc she would tell me about all your vids and i thought to come back to re watch your vids :(
0:00-0:04:9/11 Music
Why would the king own so much land in the first place. What on earth gave them the right to do so?
It was a “divine mandate!” A big joke really.
I gotta do this for history 😑
Notice that the top knight was Breton. This was true. Yay! He was actually William’s most valuable baron, too: Alan Rufus. He founded Parliament in 1089 and possibly the civil service. Domesday was his idea and he used it to argue for a progressive tax system! The barons soon rebelled, but Alan had trained the English Fyrd to beat them!
when your teacher asks u to wach for homework
i never knew william died😭
I like the voice used XD
That’s Alan Rufus kneeling at 10:28. This event was at York in early 1069 when Earls Edwin and Morcar forfeited their northern lands for rebelling and Queen Matilda persuaded William to grant them to Alan. What the video understates here is that Alan had William surrounded by Breton knights. Subtle! Alan also paid for William’s bodyguard. Hmm. Alan got much of his money from North Sea and cross-Channel trade, so he built markets and great ports to increase it.
ok zowwy
Reeeee im watching this for learning and that guy is sad even tho he has good raddish
Pov: your watching this the night before exams
Ok. So how was land and society organized before the development of the Feudal System?
Your getting too the crux of the real history now ...let's just say you may not want to believe the speculated answer to your question ....and I say speculative.. because the truth could sound stranger than fiction ...and one persons truth is another person lie ....so start researching for yourself and draw your own conclusion ...I am no here to imprint my ideas on other ...only to support you to find your truth ...and stand by it without impressing it on others ...each man stands alone in his truth ..
@@devogrant2817 Maybe I inadvertantly answered my own question: Before the advent of feudalism the ancient Roman socio-economic system was the organising structural force. I was wondering how society gradually and incrementally evolved as Roman authority gradually dissipated.
The first elemental factor is a post apocalyptic society: As authorative force and social structure withered roads, water transport infrastucture, trade goods and commodities inter-connective regional transport became inoperable and/or deserted, adverse environmental climatic change, pestilence, infectious diseases all became characteristic of a decaying social and economic structure.
Secondly, the analogy of prison gangs is useful. Suppose an individual finds himself/herself incarcerated. No matter how many push-ups, weight training, or other calistetic exercise the person does the person cannot possibly defend against 10-30 other indivuduals at once simultaneously. Therefore the individual must join a specific gang to exert mutual defensive/offensive force as appropriately necessary for survival and/or superior control positioning relative to other mutual defense alliances.
Same thing with the early Middle Ages: You had to join a collaborative group of individuals led by a feudal lord, strong man, or other caudillo figure in order to survive in a chaotic post apocalyptic society!!!
Also, the Catholic Church was instrumental in reorganising society and providing refuge to individuals who found themselves in overwhelming situational cicumstantial conditions.
@@TonyqTNT yes ! your on the right the track the so called Roman supposedly wiped out the again the so called pagan druids, what kind civilisation did the druids have ?? wasit matriarchal or patriarchal, was it feudalistic or egalitarian? was it agrigerian , if the lived an egalitarian life style would it be promoted ? Churchill once said i am going to be kind to british history , because i am going to write it ,and he also said that the truth must be defended with a barrage of lies ....something to that effect i may not have quoted it word for word ,its the crown and the state that run thing now ,and they would not like us to believe in anything else ,the are the demi god of our time and i do not think that they want that to change in a hurry ,serfdom and servitude.
We are all prisoners of war
All the necessities to survive existed before money
He didn't invent feudalism.
Does I’m only who watch this for history homework?🤓😂
ms Rigby history class? yeah me to
4:23 the lord will then g-r-r-r-r-r-r-asp the hand XD
Isn't this the same thing as government > corporations > landlords > workers, I fail to see the difference, except you get a bit more choice in who explores you. E.g., in the US you get to choose democrats or republicans, you can get your supplies from Wal-Mart or Kroger, you get to pick the slum landlord you hope would be the most likely to deal with that mould within the next decade and it is your hard work that ensures their comfort while you destroy your mental and physical health and neglect your social life and family time for whatever scraps they throw you
Pov: you need to Watch this for English literature work 😭
Thx have exam tom
Did it go well?
I have to watch this for history class luckily I don't have to listen to a 40 year old wait
NO NO NO THIS IS WHAT I JUST SAID LEAST CLOSE TO IT DAMM IT
suuh my duudes
EC students here
I fear change should be the motto for France, not England
Scooby DOO by doo
definition of fealty and pay homage?
Corn for bread, sheep for wool, barely for ale, pigs for meat,
Aaaaah... good old plow and pasture feudalism.
love the dry humor
anyone else here for history lesson?
Yup I wish I wasnt