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Would a freeman in the middle ages be allowed to become a king?
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Technically, a freeman was a type of peasant, who was not dependent on a member of the nobility. As such, a freeman was extremely unlikely to become a king. There was one instance I know of, in which a peasant lead a rebellion in Bulgaria, and was briefly king of that country.
Some families were elevated from relative obscurity to the monarchy within a very few generations. Owen Tudor was an untitled steward who married Catherine of Valois, the widow of a King Henry V of England. One of their children was made an earl by his half brother, King Henry VI. One of his children became King Henry VII.
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