S1 : William I had had the land mapped, and distributed it in sections to one hundred eighty Norman nobles who had migrated with him to Britain.
S6 : Thus, Anglo-Saxon peasants became tenants of various levels of landholders.
P : They could not, however, use their knights for private warfare, which was forbidden in England.
Q : They soon began to gift some of their own lands to knights who would serve them just as they in turn served the king.
R : They were obliged to supply a certain number of knights to the king.
S : These noble lords became the chief tenants of the king and were expected to give him military help.
- (a) PRQS
- (b) PSQR
- (c) SQRP
- (d) SRQP