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16 November, 08:55

Townspeople, except for serfs, won some rights from manor lords.

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  1. 16 November, 09:06
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    No, it is false that townspeople, except for serfs, won some rights from manor lords, since the rights bestowed on the lower classes citizens such as peasants were related only to their specific manor and lord.
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