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Medieval is a time period and didn't work. The largest group worked the land as serfs, then there were merchants, priests, and nobles.
Yes he was in the Medieval time period
queens position medieval time
The rich could afford chess sets. The poor mostly had little time to play, they worked too hard.
the role of the maid in this drama was a particular one. she was working a part-time job in Juliette's house . She worked in a movie too, in which she acted as a maid itself....as the director had told that they prefer the real article and that maids are born;maids are not made maids.... she was recognised for her good qualities and pleasure that she shared with her mistress, especially during her hard time. she was really very concerned about her mistress and had asked her if she was in urgent need of money and if interested she could join in the movie which she was acting in.
I like to be a sissy male maid or a full time woman maid to someone I have work in hosework to.
Falcon was used in hunting in medieval time.
They worked the fields along side their parents by the time they were 7 or 8. Some became an apprentice to learn a trade. This lasted 7 years so they would have a trade by the time they were 14.
The name of the castle as "medieval" places it in the time it was built. The Middle Ages is a time in history that covers a 1000 years of time and when a historian states that something is medieval or in the middle ages it places it on the timeline.
Yes. The nobles/knights were required to have practise each week and they worked all the time on their weapons and use of them. Tournaments were for that purpose as well as having fun.
The people in the renaisance were tired of the views and the ideas of the medieval time, and thought the medieval people had a pessimistic view on things.
The term "maid" is from the Old English word meaning a girl or an unmarried woman; it was applied during the medieval period to many different female servants in wealthy households. A nobleman might employ a lady's maid for his wife. She would sew and repair clothes, help the lady to dress, brush and plait her hair for her every day, prepare her bed and ensure the bedchamber was clean and tidy. Needlework would take up much of her time. A dairy maid worked in the kitchen area; she milked cows and goats, made cheese, clabber, buttermilk and butter every day for the household. Other maids worked in the great hall, lighting fires and ensuring that candles, lamps or rushlights were replaced and lit when needed, laying rushes on the floor and serving food and drink at table. At the very bottom of the social scale was the scullery maid. The scullery was attached to the kitchen and was where all the cooking pots, jugs, drinking vessels, bowls, eating knives and spoons and food preparation knives were cleaned and stored. The scullery maid spent her whole time here, cleaning and scrubbing after every meal.