How did the economic system of manorialism work, and how did it affect peasants and nobles

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Manorialism helped the two nobles and laborers by utilizing an exceptional framework. This framework is the point at which the ruler got sustenance and work in return for his security.
Manorialism is where a ruler of the house would make the serfs or inhabitants take a shot at his domain or fief. The medieval times arrangement of manorialism was the association of a nation economy and society. Laborers had rights to utilize the land and space keeping in mind the end goal to live.

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