Question

In medieval period who was considered as ipso facto owner of soil

Answer 1

During the medieval period, landlords became the ipso facto owner of the soil. Earlier peasants who worked on that land were also the owners of the farm.

During the middle ages, feudalism was introduced. Each landlord had several acres of land in his name and the peasants were treated as tenants of the land.

Peasants would work and give a major part of their agricultural produce as rent to landlord.

Answer 2

During the Medieval period the ipso facto owner of the land were the land lords.

EXPLANATION:

The land lords had more number of people working with them on the farms and earning money for the land lords and getting themselves a small share of it.

The land lords were the people who owned the lands and had peasants, labourers managing it for them for a small amount of money, they weren’t the most ethical people out there.