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To system. The owner of an estate was not the priest; and even there, where it had the rightTo choose the parish priest and gave serious financial support
To arrival, the priest remained the hierarchy part, not the subordinated legitimate authority
The owner of an estate. The daily routine of church service could be carefully
It is localised, but in it there were aspects which withdrew inhabitants of an estate in
External world. Most significant of changes had appeared armed Pilgrimage to a coffin it - crusades. However, no Certificates that the church was the opponent it system or interests Seigneurs.
Representation about an estate as about the closed social system is weakened also by that,
That the seigneur himself was the subordinated member of feudal hierarchy obliged directly or
Indirectly to serve the king or the independent prince. During decline it Systems and occurrence of the national state the role of seigneurs decreased
As political intermediaries between rank-and-file members of a society and it.
Between the king and inhabitants of estates there was more a direct connection, in
Kind of the direct rights and duties - subject estates have turned to citizens
The national state also have got access to royal courts. Merging together the political and economic power, it system not
Has invented any new harm in management of the big enterprise, but it is simple
Followed initial samples of human behaviour. The first examples The large-scale organisation of agricultural productions we find in
"Irrigating (hydraulic) empires", the grandiose who have carried out in the ancient time
Irrigational jobs in channels of the rivers - in Mesopotamia, in Egypt, in India and China
and
Agriculture ", vol. 1, The review of early technology see: it S. Drower, E. J. Holmyard, 1954), A
History of Technology (New York: Oxford University Press, chap.
19, A. R. Hall (eds), in Charles Singer, pp. 520 - 527, Irrigation and "Water-Supply. Religious and political institutes served creation The organisations necessary for irrigational agriculture. William Maknejl Describes, how at it "priests carried out a role of managers, schedulers And co-ordinators of mass jobs without whom the Sumer civilisation could not Neither to arise, nor to exist long enough time "[William H. McNeill, The Rise of the West (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1963),
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