The term 'Feudal Toiler' refers to two distinct roles in the feudal system of the Middle Ages. The first is the SERF, a peasant who was bound to the land and had to provide labor and services to the lord of the manor in exchange for protection and the use of land. The second is the ESNE, a skilled worker who was hired by the lord of the manor to perform specific tasks such as carpentry, masonry, or blacksmithing. Both the SERF and the ESNE were essential to the functioning of the feudal system, providing labor and services that allowed the lord of the manor to maintain their power and wealth.