The early feudal monarchy is a stage that states in their economic and political development are in the period of early feudalism. In Russia, this time was in the 9th-11th centuries.
At the head of the state was the Kiev Greatprince (monarch). In the management of the country he was helped by the Boyar Duma - a special council, which included junior princes and representatives of the tribal nobility (boyars, militia).
The political system of Kievan Rus in many wayswas determined by the following singularities. Separate lands were in the hands of relatives of the Kiev prince - specific princes or posadnikov. An important role in the leadership was played by the prince's squad. Its senior staff practically coincided with the representatives of the Boyar Duma. The younger warriors in peacetime served as small stewards, and during the war took part in hostilities. The prince shared with them military booty and part of the collected tribute.
Senior soldiers in the early stages had the right to collect tribute from certain territories, due to what eventually became the owners of the land (patrimony).
Almost all collected tribute was the subject of exports. Her water was sent to Constantinople, where gold was exchanged for luxury goods.
In addition to civil law, early feudalThe monarchy relied on the church as well. It regulated the share of the church in princely income and the crimes that were subject to the church court (witchcraft, blasphemy, family crimes, and also trial of people belonging to the church). This institute played an important role in the life of Russia. The Church contributed to the unification of lands in a centralized state and the strengthening of statehood, the development of culture.
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