in the keep
yes they were. They would live in a manor house or a castle.
Nobles in a castle typically lived in the main residential area known as the keep or the great hall, which provided protection and was often the heart of castle life. This area included private chambers for the noble family, as well as communal spaces for entertaining guests and holding court. Families would have their own quarters, often with separate rooms for each family member, while servants and staff lived in more modest accommodations within the castle grounds. Overall, the layout of a castle was designed to ensure both security and comfort for the noble family and their household.
the king or nobles and knights and the servants plus family of the nobles and kings
The king and the nobles.
the king or nobles and knights and the servants plus family of the nobles and kings
Are you a guest, a noble, a child, or a servant? The nobles and guests would eat in the Great Hall, the host and his very special retainers and guests on a raised platform. Children would eat in their own quarters, overseen by their nurses or governesses. The servants would eat in the kitchen, except some of the outside servants (stable-keepers, dog and falcon tenders) who would eat with their charges.
It Was Where The Guard Slept - His Quarters
Dining room, bedroom, ballroom, servants quarters, kitchen, and armory
There was a special door for servants to enter the castle without passing by nobles and royalty.
The King does give the land to the Nobles so they can help fight to defend the King's land, him and his kingdom (castle).
he was good with the nobles.
Nobles of the sword would sometimes take a knights place and nobles of the robe would more than likely take the kings place.