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The two major obligations were protection and justice. Lords initially became lords because they had the military strength to protect an area, and thus attract followers. As the middle ages developed the lord, or his representatives, became the primary source of legal recourse for the typical person.

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It was their duty to protect the people they governed, to collect taxes, to see to the duties of the castle, and to defend the kingdom they are bound to by going to war if necessary.

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