This would have been a noble who was a knight. All others were usually peasants who made up the balance of the army. There was no true "soldiers" as we know them. When a war happened all were expected to take part. Men took the tools they used and used them as weapons.
There is no one term for that, a brave solider would be a knight, or a squire.
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A bard, I believe.
Alchemist
A Mercenary
A Knight
knight
tight knight
a soldier who guarded the walls of a castle or fort.
A sentry is a name for a soldier on guard.
To take orders from whoever is in command of them and to do those orders.
The answer is "Knight".
They are the colours and design of the lord that soldier or knight fights for.
medieval money
un vieux monsieur
"caballero" as in gentleman "don" or "señor"
Year : 1596