Feudal System Hierarchy Explained - Visual Diagram of Medieval Social Structure #1382383 (License: Personal Use)

The image depicts a classic feudal hierarchy with four tiers: King at the top, followed by Barons, Knights, and Villains (serfs/peasants) at the base. Arrows indicate that land is granted downward (purple), while money, protection, food, and services flow upward (blue). Each level has defined obligations-e.g., Barons provide military service and protection to the King, while Villains supply food and labor to Knights.

Used in educational content about medieval history, social structures, or European feudalism; ideal for school curricula, museum exhibits, or introductory history web pages where users seek visual clarification of hierarchical reciprocity.