The lord of a manor was responsible for the military protection of everyone on it, and was also duty bound to aid the king militarily, as needed.
The lord might have had a bodyguard to protect him. He might have had a garrison, if the situation called for it. Or he might have had no one designated for his protection, if the situation was peaceful.
The medieval manor was a home to some lord, who might have lived there. It was also home to whatever servants and permanent guests the lord might have had there. The servants might have included a steward and household servants, and some of these might have lived in the manor house itself. Also on the manor were a number of people who were laborers, and these would have included tenant farmers and serfs, along with anyone else who might do labor, such as a miller, for example.
Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.Helmets were important to the Romans because they protected the head and prevented many serious injuries, just as helmets today protect those wearing them. The Romans used helmets for much the same purposes as we do, such as, in the military, in chariot racing and in gladiatorial combats.
In the course of a battle military shields were essential. They protected the soldier from arrows and javelins. In close hand to hand combat they were used to block the enemy's sword or dagger. The size and shape of Roman legion shields changed from time to time, based on the fact that the history of Roman warfare stretched out almost 1,000 years.
Roman Soldiers at the time of the Emperor Hadrian wore forms of chain mail, scale armour and segmented armour mounted on leather or linen.Chain mail armour offered the most protection and was the most flexible - an important consideration when fighting a battle.A skirt, or kilt made of strips of leather plated with metal offered protection for a soldiers legs and allowed flexibility and freedom of movement in battle.Roman Soldiers at the time of the Emperor Hadrian wore military sandals to protect their feet. These were called "caligae". The "caligae" were well-ventilated, strong leather sandals with leather straps.They had iron hob-nails protruding through the sole for extra grip and to be more hard-wearing.Later, in the Roman Empire a form of military boot was worn.Cloaks and capes were worn by Roman Soldiers. A lacerna, was a comfortable cloak that could be worn by soldiers over the top of a tunic.A military cape at first called trabea, then sagum, was much like a lacerna, but made of heavier material.Finally, a Roman Soldier would have worn an iron helmet into battle to protect his head and neck.
Arthur was the leader of the Samatian Knights but there was no head at his table. He believed in equality and freedom, thus everyone at his table had equal seats. Thus, there was no *head* of the table.
The title of the head of the manor is; lord or lady.
The head of the manor is Piper in the end she is the one who keeps the manor. Prue was at first but then she past away so the next oldest which is Piper took control.
In the middle ages Feudalism was the government type. The king was a figure head that was controlled by the clergy(The Church).Who petitioned Knights and the guards who provided security and protection. However there was a lot of corruption and different style of life back then.
Most tournaments require you to wear head protection.
Technically, Cleopatra, as queen, was head of the military. However she had little or no involvement in its procedure's. The time she did get herself involved was at Actium and many ancient writers conclude that her presence there, the controversy it caused and the need for her safety and protection, contributed to the loss.
In the garden of his family home - Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire.
Social: Europe was divided by the Feudal system. In which a majority of the population was unskilled workers, peasant or serfs and mostly worked in the fields, and contained a very small skilled working class as well. Above them where Vassals or knights, who kept the peasants in line and provided protection for the Lord. The Lord was the head of the entire system and controlled the classes below. Economic: Medieval Europe was dominated by a manor system. It which peasants where provided shelter and protection from Lords and Vassals as long as they provided crops for the Lord to sell and make a profit. So the wealth was concentrated in a very small few. Military: Again the manor system. The military was more of small scale in manors instead of nations, since nations where very loose or non existent at the time. Also in the High middle ages the Long Bow was invented. Religion: Pretty much controlled European life. One of the only books published in this era was either the Bible or something related to the Bible. (This of course was looser in the High Middle ages because there where many scientific discoveries in that era that where suppressed by the church.) The Church was one of the wealthiest establishments in Europe. They owned a third of all the land, and in a society based on land ownership for wealth, this gave them immense power.
Social: Europe was divided by the Feudal system. In which a majority of the population was unskilled workers, peasant or serfs and mostly worked in the fields, and contained a very small skilled working class as well. Above them where Vassals or knights, who kept the peasants in line and provided protection for the Lord. The Lord was the head of the entire system and controlled the classes below. Economic: Medieval Europe was dominated by a manor system. It which peasants where provided shelter and protection from Lords and Vassals as long as they provided crops for the Lord to sell and make a profit. So the wealth was concentrated in a very small few. Military: Again the manor system. The military was more of small scale in manors instead of nations, since nations where very loose or non existent at the time. Also in the High middle ages the Long Bow was invented. Religion: Pretty much controlled European life. One of the only books published in this era was either the Bible or something related to the Bible. (This of course was looser in the High Middle ages because there where many scientific discoveries in that era that where suppressed by the church.) The Church was one of the wealthiest establishments in Europe. They owned a third of all the land, and in a society based on land ownership for wealth, this gave them immense power.
The head of the United States military is the Commander-In-Cheif (aka- The President) who makes all the major discussions.
He or she would be considered the head of military actions.
in your head or in your sole?
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