Actually, there were no servants. A servant is someone who gets paid for their work. There were serfs or slaves. Slaves do not get paid and they are owned. A King or Queen also had people of minor nobility help them. There were Ladies in Waiting who were the daughters of minor nobility who came to court hoping they would be able meet a husband. They helped the queen with various things. Some of them also became the mistresses of the king. The king had men of rank too that would help him.
serf ownership of property
The medieval soap maker was considered a serf or a peasant.
Serf children wore mostly rags. Girl serf child have their hair in a high ponytail to keep it out of thereface. Boys probably had their hair normal, but still had to brush their hair.
A Reeve was a serf who was elected by the other serfs to supervise the village. He lived and worked in the village just as any other serf did. He proably did a bit better than the average serf due to the privledges of his position, but the fact that he was elected annyually by the villagers probably limited his corruption somewhat.
Most serfs were raised by serf parents who trained them to do the jobs they did. There were possibilities for very bright children to be trained in monasteries.
Riddle answer: a serf board.
Peasant/serf
A medieval times serf wore ragged and old clothing because they were the lowest form of feudalism.
Serf/slave
the kings,serf
serf ownership of property
their all from medieval times
clothing , food , home , peasant and slavery
they where like peasants but lived in the castle to help royalty
yes-secretly -found it -stole it
The medieval soap maker was considered a serf or a peasant.
I think it's an peasent or villien