Nobilities

Nobility by: Ashley and Rachel  Queens Have you ever dreamed to be a royal queen, living in a castle and married to a handsome king? Queens were an important part of the Middle Ages. At the time of the Middle Ages, no plates were invented so they had to use flat pieces of bread as plates. While they were eating the lord and his wife got to eat the most.  Woman did not get to pick their husbands. So their fathers had to pick their husbands for them because their fathers are worried that she might not have a good husband and he wants her husband to protect her.  Do you know why the queen loves to give birth to a son? She gives birth to a son to make the king happy and if she did not give birth to at least 1 son, the marriage would end. In the middle ages girls aren’t allowed to go to school.While the boys go to school the girls learn how to weave. The queens life was very busy, things that she did everyday is ruling her land, give the king advices, train to oversee the house hold servants, and she also sew and weave.   Kings <span style="display: block; font-size: 110%; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS', cursive; text-align: left;">In the Middle Ages, one of the most of the most important people were the Kings. Imagine being someone so important, rich, and someone that everybody loves!

Kings lived in castles for their whole life; however, they weren’t crowned there! Kings were crowned in a church. The ceremony was called a coronation. The pope, who was the leader of the Christian Church or another important person in the church crowned the king. The people believed that the king was always chosen by God, so they had to always obey the King’s orders.

Early in the Middle Ages, nobody knew what to use as a plate, so they had to use a flat piece of bread. While all the Nobles were eating, only the Kings and Queens were allowed to eat the most.

The King spent most of his days watching over his land, or fighting in wars. His job was to keep peace on his land. Kings were busy everyday.

The crown that the King and Queen wore was like a badge, which was a kind of sign of how important the King was. Information Sources Medival Times. Nobilities [] <span style="display: block; font-size: 70%; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS', cursive; text-align: left;"> Pofahl,Jane. //Everyday Life.//T.S Denison U.S.A 1993. Eastwood,Kay. //Medieval Society.// Crabtree Publishing Company New York 2004. Video recording, __The Noble__, Schlessinger Media 2006