Clergy and nobles enjoyed the privilege in the country by holding power, having control over other classes like bourgeoisie or commoners, and did not pay taxes. The clergy collected tithes and owned many lands. Clergy held all rights being at a top position in society and paid no taxes.
The nobles came in privileged class as they called aristocratically. Nobles held professions in churches and courts of Kings and Queens. They also collected taxes from the peasants who worked on their land for state development.
