The middle ages lasted a thousand years and happened across a continent. There were a lot of kings; each was an individual, and each could do pretty much what he wanted. It was kind of like the joke, "Where does the elephant sit? Anywhere he wants."
That said, however, it seems kings might usually have had no breakfast, or, if you prefer, a noon time dinner for breakfast.
Working people needed to have calories in them to work, so they ate breakfast. People who did not labor avoided breakfast because not having it was a sign of status.
The Church was against gluttony, so it advocated not eating unnecessary meal.
There is a link below to the section on meals in a Wikipedia article on medieval cuisine.
Breakfast was necessary for people who labored for a living. But the Church preached a good deal against gluttony, so medieval people who did not labor for a living tended to avoid breakfast, or so we are told. If that is true, then kings and queens probably had no breakfast unless they were sick. In this scheme, the queen might have breakfast if she was pregnant or nursing.
they would have porrige if they were poor and some meat if they were lucky. the rich would have LOADS of meat and wine and beer.
Henry VIII was the King of England in the Tudor era, which was later that what we would call medieval times.
Barley soups and breads
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fish and strawberries mixed together
he would have whatever he would like
One. It was bread and wine after Mass. The main meal of the day was at 10 or 11 AM and was fairly large. Fresh game, fruits,wines, vegetables.
a king or queen would hold a medieval banquet at their castle or house
An important meal
they would have porrige if they were poor and some meat if they were lucky. the rich would have LOADS of meat and wine and beer.
Henry VIII was the King of England in the Tudor era, which was later that what we would call medieval times.
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In the fall, they would live in the presence of the King
they had toast. what do u recon they had?
Barley soups and breads
Well, the legend takes place in the medieval era, but if King Arthur actually existed it would have around the 5th Century and he wouldn't have been the medieval King that we all know. He would probably have been some kind of a warlord who fought the Saxon invaders.