Editing Economy of Hungary (section)

=== Árpád Age ===
In the age of [[feudalism]] the key economic factor was land. The new economic and social orders created private ownership of land. There are three forms of existence{{clarify|date=December 2016}}: the royal, ecclesiastical and secular private estate. The royal estate of the [[Árpád dynasty]] had evolved from the tribal lands.{{clarify|date=December 2016}}

The origin of the secular private holdings dates back to the conquest tribal common estates{{clarify|date=December 2016}}, which are increasingly in charge of the society and grows over private ownership of the becoming leaders.

However, from the founding of the state the royal gift also entered the multiplying factors secular private property line. This organization developed a feudal estate, which had two elements: the ancient estate and the possessions which were awarded by [[Saint Stephen I]], and then the royal donations. [[Béla III]] was the wealthiest European monarch of his time, according to [[Income register of Béla III of Hungary|a list of his revenues]], but the reliability of the list is questioned. Over the holder unrestricted right granted by the latter lineal heir almost returned to the king. In the Order of the laws changed in 1351, which abolished the nobility's possessions for free disposal. It forbidden the nobility to sale their inherited land.

The [[Carpathian Basin]] was more suitable for agriculture than large livestock grazing, and therefore increased steadily in the former weight. In the 11th and 12th centuries natural farming and soil changer tillage systems met: grazing the animals, and they used the fertilized land until depletion. The most important tools for the agriculture were the plow and the ox.