The term 'Feudal Bondman' refers to a VASSAL, which is a person in the Middle Ages who held land from a lord in exchange for loyalty and service. Vassals were usually of noble birth and were expected to provide military service to their lord in times of war. They also had to pay taxes and perform other duties as required by their lord. Feudal Bondmen were bound to their lord by a feudal contract, which was a legally binding agreement between the two parties.