British medieval traditional culture

The relationship between British feudal monarchy and Christian church in the early Middle Ages was in a state of "unity of opposites". On the whole, the political alliance between the British feudal monarchy and the Christian church based on the same interests is bound to be in a dominant position, while the disputes between the two sides are in a subordinate position and often end in mutual compromise. This seemingly contradictory but reasonable state stabilized the ruling order of British feudal society and promoted the development of society.