Feudal Estate is a term used to describe the system of land ownership and political power in medieval Europe. A FIEF (4 letters) was a piece of land granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for loyalty and service. A Fiefdom (7 letters) was a territory held by a vassal in exchange for loyalty and service to a lord. A MANOR (5 letters) was a large estate owned by a lord and worked by peasants. All of these terms were part of the Feudal Estate system, which was the basis of the social and political structure of medieval Europe.