Witchcraft was the middle ages way to explain people who were different, red heads, had disabilities, and problems that arose. There was no science and superstition was the science. People were hung, burned at the stake, drowned, and tortured in the name of witchcraft. Often their bodies were placed in cross roads so not to rise again. People were accused of witchcraft as a means for an answer things people didn't understand. So, to ask about who were witches doesn't matter. I know of no known cases of Nobility who were accused of witchcraft.
A stone wall, a moat, and a knight's armor are all related medieval warfare, although a stone wall could also have uses not related to war.
Depending on the Knight to who wanted the ransom, it could be anything. Savannah Knight
A knight in shining armor is refering to the medieval ages when knights armor was cleaned and polished. When a knight would return from a battle or conquest, he could of been said to being a knight in shining armor.
In medieval times, you could have been dragged out and hung, had your head chopped off, or become the king.
White witches use magick in a helpfull way only, never to do anything that could harm anyone/thing.
Knights Could ransack other (enemies) villages, guard the Kings castle, be the lords "bodyguard" and could participate in administering justice.
Witches and wizards could trade their tactics in their world.
Food which were available for medieval peasants, and whatever food suitable for human consumption. It could possibly include Milk Oats Bread Butter Fruits {Apples, Oranges, Lemon, Strawberries, Wild-Berries} Tomatoes Potatoes Chicken Pork
People were scared of what witches could or would do with their power. They considered all witches evil, which was not, in fact, the case. Indeed, there were evil witches, but there were also good witches.
=well....becoming a knight was a great honor in deed but it was not a secret.....knights had to tell because that is the only way they could serve people....but mostly women...women were very important==well....becoming a knight was a great honor in deed but it was not a secret.....knights had to tell because that is the only way they could serve people....but mostly women...women were very important=
The knights had a feudal contract with the monarch or lord who made them knights. Usually, this meant that the knight was required to provide military service as needed. The contract provided the knight with a manor to support the horses he needed and the income needed to support him. The knight was lord of the manor, and as such was entitled to a share of the harvest, which he could use or sell, as required.
finger themselfs!