Feudal Society Pyramid Structure - Medieval Social Hierarchy Explained #1382384 (License: Personal Use)

The diagram depicts the hierarchical structure of feudal society in medieval Europe, with the Pope/Church positioned above the Monarch at the apex, symbolizing spiritual and temporal authority. Below them are Nobles, Knights, and Vassals who held land and military responsibilities, while Merchants, Farmers, Craftsmen, Peasants, and Serfs formed the laboring base, bound by obligations to their lords. Each tier reflects distinct rights, duties, and socioeconomic status within the manorial system.

Used in educational content about medieval history, social studies curricula, or museum exhibits to explain feudalism’s power dynamics; matches user intent to visualize class structure, compare historical systems, or study European societal organization.