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Within the feudalism system each area was ruled by their own set of rulers and serfs, so they were self sufficient and didn't need the assistance of outsiders.
The nobels within the feudal system protection for peasants.
The system consisted of the exchange of land for work, so as long as you were willing to work you would have your own land.
Chain of command made it easier to manage areas, rules applied to all areas.
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