Manorialism was the geographical equivalent of feudalism, making the geography work with the system of class. It mainly worked for the serfs and their lords. It was their economic geography of class. Depending the class due to feudalism, you would also lived in a particular area. There was the manor, it was the lord’s estate and land, and with it came his laws on how the land should be maintained. When the vassals would buy the land, the lord overall dictated what they could do with it and what he could do with it. The serfs and peasants, living on this manor, had to obey the lord’s orders to continue to live on it; the serfs had to due certain duties that the lord demanded in order to keep their pay and residence within the fief. These tasks