The Change Of Political Status Of British Aristocrat In13Century

Western Europe feudal society is a hierarchical society in medieval, is also a typical aristocratic the dominant society. Aristocrat is a social groups who grasp ruling power in medieval Western Europe. Like all law of nature, there is a balance in human society. Rights and obligations are equivalent. If rights over its commitments, then the balance will be broken. Throughout the medieval England, between relations of the king and the nobility as described above. In order to maintain the balance, they always fluctuated up and down. Their relationship was always changed, sometimes they were friends, sometimes they were enemies. It is just in this process, producing some accompanied which are landmark by moden people, such as the generation of the magna carta. There is most obvious change of the British aristocrat in thirteenth century that political rights which is brought through fighting against the king. In a wrod, English aristocrat gained the higher political status, and this process is also the share with the king.Marc Bloch’s feudal society is regarded as immortal classic medieval European history and comparative historical studies in the field of academia. In the feudal society Sixth Series--social level discusses the actual level of aristocrat, aristocrat to the legal level change, Chivalry, and so on. He attempts to show internal structure of feudal societyactual situation through description of aristocrat and knights. In this paper for the make up of three small problems--A special case of the British, Early western European aristocrat does not exist, Inheritance of knighthood and aristocrat status, briefly talk about my review.