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Post Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2025 6:36 am      Post subject: The Feudal World
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The Feudal World: A Brief History of the Lesko Estate. a new article by Piotr Zelny

Part 1.

Part 2.

Piotr is a historian, researcher and genealogist. In his research he reaches much deeper and wider than the standard genealogy sources. A few years ago he wrote a series of articles about Property Inventories (Land Records) as a source of historical and genealogical information.

When Piotr first shared the Polish version of the History of the Lesko Estate article with me, I told him it was an eye-opening material that painted a vivid picture of pre-industrial life. Piotr added then, “and it debunks many myths about the everyday life of peasants.”

When I read historical books, articles, one of the threads I personally find very interesting is learning about the way societies have organized, governed themselves in different times, in different areas of the world. This study will help you better understand the system of governance that prevailed in Europe through the ages, using the example of the estate centered around the town of Lesko in what is now southeastern Poland. Although this system of governance has disappeared, it functioned for many centuries and was prevalent at a time when the economy was based primarily on agricultural production, before the Industrial Revolution. Since then, the dominant capital has gradually ceased to be agricultural land and has been replaced by the non-agricultural sector, as a result of technological progress and the accompanying changes in the organisation of production and social life.

For me personally, the article was an excellent explanation as to how the communities were organized, orchestrated and managed in those days. It may be especially interesting if you relate it to modern times. The changes nowadays are so rapid in technology, and often as a result, in society, in culture. That also affects each of us on the individual level. It is good to have a perspective and understand a little better how life and the governance system looked back then, especially in the context of today’s world.

The knowledge from this article is another piece of the puzzle that allows us to better imagine and understand the lives of our ancestors during the several hundred years under the feudal system.

(For those of you whose ancestors came from this part of Poland, namely the area of Lesko, Ustrzyki, Bukowsko, this piece may be particularly valuable, as Piotr provides some details like list of owners of the Lesko estate: https://polishorigins.com/owners-of-lesko/ and list of villages that belonged to the estate: https://polishorigins.com/towns-and-villages-estate-of-lesko/ )

In case of this article we experimented for the first time with one of the available AI tools and asked it to create a short audio version of the article in the form of a podcast interview. Here is the result: The Feudal World – AI generated podcast (Two comments to the AI audio version: First, the podcast is only a small fraction of the full article content. Second, in reality all of this didn’t look as nice and smooth as it is presented in the podcast. There was a lot of inefficiency, incompetence and corruption. However, a 4-minute podcast can still be an interesting way to get an idea of the content).
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