True or False: Vassals are allowed to have vassals of their own.

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Explanation:

False

Explanation:

Vassals could not have their own vassals, they could only have serfs who worked the land on their manors. ... Vassals could meet their military obligations to their lords through subinfeudation, giving pieces of their fief as manors to vassals of their own.

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