They either were the king and queens heir.
Peasants who needs protection and gives some of what they make to the king. (i.e. if you have crops you give some of it to the king as a payment for him protecting you.) Some peasants will be servants too and they repay their lord by working for them.
Knights if they protect the lord's castle. Some of the knights get paid by the lord giving them fiefs in return the knights will protect the castle/fight for the lord.
Cleopatra never lived in a castle. She lived in a royal palace in Alexandria. Castles did not come into existence until Medieval times.
Cannonballs did not exist in medieval times. They belong to a later era.
yes,the Bodiam is still standing today in west Sussex, people from all over the world come to visit this Medieval {Middle Ages} castle which is one of best castles built in the Medieval Times by Edward Dalyngrigge
In medieval castles they used fireplaces, windows, oil lamps, and candles for lighting. Torches were also used for lighting in castles.
Perks is a British surname dating from the medieval times.
of course..how would peoples dreams come true otherwise...and there were no jails so they just threw bad people down the wells.
Catapults were for entering a fortified castle and the Vikings were raiders who moved fast and lightly. They wouldn't have built a catapult nor needed one. So, they were developed in the middle ages to attack at castle.
SOME lazy people here rely on benefits, free money that the government gives you in medieval times this would be a dream come true to not have to work however receive money. There was a lack of medication during the medieval times as well as a lack of education. Nowadays we receive free schooling
Back in medieval times, burglars for called 'footpads'. A PADlock was invented to keep a footPAD out.
well i thinkm u usck lol soz jj kk
Yes, the pioneers of the American west came long after the middle ages.
Some lords and ladies had tutors for their children at the manor, and some did not. Some noble children were left uneducated, especially in earlier times, and a few were sent away to school.