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Society during the time of King Arthur was typically organized into a feudal system, with the king at the top, followed by nobles, knights, clergy, and common people. Knights swore loyalty to the king in exchange for land and protection, while commoners worked the land and served their lords in exchange for protection and shelter. The clergy held spiritual authority and played a significant role in guiding the moral fabric of society.
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What values did King Arthur instill in society?
king arthur was a sellfish person who only cared about himself after he was king...
Was King Arthur born in a society of democratic?
King Arthur is a fictional character in the stories of the middle ages.
Was King Arthur king during The Dark Ages?
Yes!
How was the society of the Shang Dynasty organized?
It was led by a powerful king who controlled land.
What was the language of the church during King Arthur's ruling?
the story of King Arthur was a legend. The story is not associated with a specific century.
Who is the King Arthur's mentor and what does he advise?
King Arthur's mentor was the wizard, Merlin. He gave a lot of advice to King Arthur during the time he was with him. An example (from some tellings of the story) is that he gave the legendary Round Table to King Arthur, and advised him to use it.
How did King Arthur influence the society?
It is not known for sure if King Arthur actually existed. However, the story of his Camelot helped the British people with a sense of national pride.
Who wounded King Arthur during the battle of camlann?
his son
Which came first Robin Hood or king Arthur?
King Arthur was a fictional king.The king was Richard the lion heart, during the Robin Hood era.
Where did Arthur get the Excalibur?
King Arthur got excallbur from the lady in the lake when his old sword broke during a battle.
What time did king arthur lived in?
King Arthur is a legendary king and did not exist.
In King Arthur what are conquered knights supposed to do at the feast?
In "King Arthur," conquered knights are expected to acknowledge their defeat and submit to the authority of King Arthur. During the feast, they are often required to pledge their loyalty and serve the king, which symbolizes their acceptance of Arthur's rule. This act of fealty reinforces the ideals of chivalry and unity among the knights under Arthur's leadership.
