Feudalistic example sentences

Related (11): serfdom, manorialism, vassalage, fief, lord, liege, subinfeudation, homage, knight, feudalism, baron

"Feudalistic" Example Sentences

1. Feudalistic societies are characterized by the presence of lords and vassals.
2. Feudalistic systems of government are based on the granting of land in exchange for loyalty.
3. Feudalism was a system of government in which power was held by a lord who owned land and granted it to vassals in exchange for loyalty.
4. Feudalistic relationships existed between the lord and his vassals, and between the vassals and their serfs.
5. Feudalism was a hierarchical system of government in which land was held by a lord and granted to vassals in exchange for loyalty and service.
6. Feudalistic societies were based on a system of reciprocal obligations between lords and vassals.
7. Feudalistic relationships were based on mutual obligations of loyalty and protection between the lord and his vassals.
8. Feudalism was a system of government in which power was held by a lord who owned land and granted it to vassals in exchange for loyalty and service.
9. Feudalistic societies were characterized by the presence of lords and vassals, and by the granting of land in exchange for loyalty.
10. Feudalistic systems of government were based on the granting of land in exchange for loyalty and service.
11. Feudalism was a hierarchical system of government in which land was held by a lord and granted to vassals in exchange for loyalty.
12. Feudalistic relationships existed between lords and vassals, and between vassals and their serfs.
13. Feudalistic societies were based on a system of reciprocal obligations between lords and vassals, and between vassals and their serfs.
14. Feudalism was a system of government in which power was held by a lord who owned land and granted it to vassals in exchange for loyalty and service.
15. Feudalistic relationships were based on mutual obligations of loyalty and protection between the lord and his vassals, and between vassals and their serfs.
16. Feudalistic societies were characterized by the presence of lords and vassals, by the granting of land in exchange for loyalty, and by the reciprocal obligations between them.
17. Feudalistic systems of government were based on the granting of land in exchange for loyalty, service, and protection.
18. Feudalism was a hierarchical system of government in which land was held by a lord and granted to vassals in exchange for loyalty, service, and protection.
19. Feudalistic relationships existed between lords and vassals, between vassals and their serfs, and between the lord and his subjects.
20. Feudalistic societies were based on a system of reciprocal obligations between lords and vassals, between vassals and their serfs, and between the lord and his subjects.