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No, ladies in waiting were not paid in the modern sense of wages for work, but they were compensated; in some courts greatly so. It is important to remember that the middle ages were not static, but changed at an accelerating rate as they drew into the early modern era. One of the great transformations in medieval European society that directly relates to the question of compensation for courtiers, was the change from Germanic notions of obligation and largess to a money based mercantile economy. A lady in waiting to the 13th century Duchess of Avignon would receive food and lodging, a wardrobe, jewels, and sometimes grants of income from some estate or farm. In addition the lady in waiting had access to the source of power and could sell this influence to other parties as a sort of medieval lobbyist. The lady in waiting eventually grew into a salary position as the old Germanic bonds of reciprocal obligation dissolved, but by the time this happened the middle ages were long gone.
She cooked, cleaned looked after the children etc.
Yes, Bess Raleigh was a lady in waiting to Queen Elizabeth I who married Sir Walter Raleigh.
He was beheaded in execution for a unknown reason : He was beheaded for marrying one of the queens lady's in waiting. They didn't ask first.
The lady in waiting answered to king john the 2nd and his son athur.
The health of a lady in waiting was good. She normally ran up and down the hallways to find the queen.
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The job of a lady in waiting was to assist and attend to women of the noble classes such as a Queen, Princess or Duchess. They tended to be noble women themselves, but of lesser rank. Thanks! I really need this for my school medieval festival. After words I have to write an essay.
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In a castle siege, a lady in waiting might just wait. There were other approaches open, including fighting alongside the garrison. There is link to a nice medieval picture of a lady in a besieged castle below.
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No, a noblewoman would be a 'lady'.
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