What are the differences between the feudal social structure and Hindu caste system?

The Caste system was based on the religion of Hinduism, whilst in the Feudal system the Roman Catholic Church and in it's beliefs were followed. The highest class for the Feudal system was the King; but in the Caste system it was the Brahmins (Priests), although the king was part of the second tier the Kshatriyas. The Feudal system existed during the middle ages and when it ended it caused the end of the middle ages. The Caste is still being followed today in India.

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The differences that can be associated with Caste system and Feudal system are;

Caste system has their belief on Hinduism while the Feudal system follows the Roman Catholic Church belief.

King serve as highest class when considering Feudal system while Brahmins (Priests) serves as the highest class in caste system.

Feudal system can be regarded as system containing legal as well as economic and military customs having king as highest class.

Caste system on the other hand is characterized by endogamy as well as hereditary transmission of lifestyle.

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