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What does fendulism mean?

"Fendulism" is not a recognized word in English or any other major language. It's likely a misspelling of feudalism.

Feudalism is a complex socio-political system that existed in Europe from the 9th to the 15th centuries. Here's a brief explanation:

* Hierarchy: Feudalism was based on a hierarchical system of land ownership and loyalty. At the top was the king, who granted land (fiefs) to nobles (vassals). These vassals, in turn, granted land to their own vassals, and so on.

* Loyalty and Service: Vassals were obligated to provide military service, advice, and financial support to their lord in exchange for the land they held.

* Mutual Obligations: This system created a web of mutual obligations and loyalty, with each individual holding a specific position in the social order.

* Decline: Feudalism gradually declined with the rise of centralized monarchies and the emergence of new economic forces like trade and cities.

If you're interested in learning more about feudalism, you can search for information online or consult history textbooks.

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