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How did royal people in the middle ages travel from castle to castle?
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∙ 12y ago
Queens travelled in carriages that were called chariots at the time, and had two wheels. I don't know how they differed from military chariots, but you can bet they were more comfortable. They also had six wheeled vehicles that apparently looked like little houses on wheels. I have read descriptions of these, but have not seen a picture. I don't know how they turned, but they seem to have had three axles.
I don't know how Eleanor of Aquitaine travelled on crusade, but since there were over 300 women with her, I would guess she might have travelled on horseback.
In towns and cities, and especially when they did not want to be noticed, queens had the option of travelling in sedan chairs.
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