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How did the actions of Richard the lionheart affect other people in the Medieval times?
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How did Richard the lionheart affect medieval society?
Richard the lionheart affected medieval society through his role in the crusades, this has made a major impact on England's wealth and power. Also during his reign the first merchant guild (like a trading centre, market) was created. The guilds were to play a major role in medieval society.
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