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Pope
In the middle ages the pope was the highest and head of the Christian church. All the popes in the middle ages where powerful and highly influential towards society. In medieval times many people went to church meaning that the pope gained great power. Because the pope was god’s representative the pope got to choose what the church was to teach as well as how the church was to act. The pope would live in many now famous places like the Vatican where he would work and live. At the Vatican the pope and his group of church leader would make rules and laws as well as govern the church. The pope would be a well-known man who would get a nice place to stay as well as plenty to eat and drink.
Merchant
A merchant from medieval times …show more content…
This code stated that the knights should be brave and fearless while in battle but loyal and generous. The knights would train daily to ensure they were ready for battle. They would train with swords, battle axes, mace and daggers. They would then use these skills for battles as well as everyday duties like guarding leaders and the castle. It took the knights a long time to be able to gain knighthood. The knights would train for many years and slowly move up ranks, getting closer to becoming a full knight. Once the person had become a knight they needed armour. Armor was custom made and fitted for each knight, costing a lot of money. The protection was made out of complex chains, garments and iron plates in order to give the knight the full costume they …show more content…
In most circumstances the vassal would be a knight or a baron but sometimes they would be another person of nobility. A medieval vassal’s main duty was to be the assistant for their feudal lord. Their lord could be anyone from a clergy to a royal king. They also did jobs like counselling, assisting at the court and overseeing the peasants work. To become a vassal, you had to take an oath to your master that ensured lifelong help and support, they then took the oath to an official ceremony where the man would become the vassal for life. Once a vassal died the family of the vassal would choose another male in their family to take the role of the vassal for the lord. Vassals were very loyal and supported the lord for live. Because vassals where reasonably important they got to eat wealthy foods like meats, fish, spices and fresh breads. A vassal would mainly wear silk clothes that were given to them by their lord or
Pope
In the middle ages the pope was the highest and head of the Christian church. All the popes in the middle ages where powerful and highly influential towards society. In medieval times many people went to church meaning that the pope gained great power. Because the pope was god’s representative the pope got to choose what the church was to teach as well as how the church was to act. The pope would live in many now famous places like the Vatican where he would work and live. At the Vatican the pope and his group of church leader would make rules and laws as well as govern the church. The pope would be a well-known man who would get a nice place to stay as well as plenty to eat and drink.
Merchant
A merchant from medieval times …show more content…
This code stated that the knights should be brave and fearless while in battle but loyal and generous. The knights would train daily to ensure they were ready for battle. They would train with swords, battle axes, mace and daggers. They would then use these skills for battles as well as everyday duties like guarding leaders and the castle. It took the knights a long time to be able to gain knighthood. The knights would train for many years and slowly move up ranks, getting closer to becoming a full knight. Once the person had become a knight they needed armour. Armor was custom made and fitted for each knight, costing a lot of money. The protection was made out of complex chains, garments and iron plates in order to give the knight the full costume they …show more content…
In most circumstances the vassal would be a knight or a baron but sometimes they would be another person of nobility. A medieval vassal’s main duty was to be the assistant for their feudal lord. Their lord could be anyone from a clergy to a royal king. They also did jobs like counselling, assisting at the court and overseeing the peasants work. To become a vassal, you had to take an oath to your master that ensured lifelong help and support, they then took the oath to an official ceremony where the man would become the vassal for life. Once a vassal died the family of the vassal would choose another male in their family to take the role of the vassal for the lord. Vassals were very loyal and supported the lord for live. Because vassals where reasonably important they got to eat wealthy foods like meats, fish, spices and fresh breads. A vassal would mainly wear silk clothes that were given to them by their lord or