and how are the urban areas?
The members of guilds would employ boys – as apprentices, to learn the craft and later take a position as guild members themselves. These apprentices made up part of the household – or "family" – as much as the children of the master.
Medieval household
The practice of sending children away to act as servants was even more common in towns than in the countryside. The inhabitants of towns largely made their livelihood as merchants or artisans, and this activity was strictly controlled by guilds. The members of these guilds would in turn employ young people – primarily boys – as apprentices, to learn the craft and later take a position as guild members themselves. These apprentices made up part of the household – or "family" – as much as the children of the master.
high official in the household of a medieval king Those were often filled by men of rank: sons of the lord's relatives, or his retainers. describe the households of nobles? Royal household officials were largely responsible for the governance of the realm, as well as the administration of the household. name a few noble households? Carolingians of France, who rose from the position of royal stewards – the Mayors of the Palace – to become kings in their own right. is house of stuart a noble household? No, royal house where did the royal house get its name? From political position of office similar to a governor; "steward". are they monarchs? Yes which places are they monarchs of? UNANSWERABLE who were the monarchs of ireland? UNANSWERABLE describe the composition of medieval household? As a result of the military nature of the medieval noble household, its composition was predominately male. what are the variations regional wise? The aristocratic society centered on the castle originated in Carolingian France an on the northern and western fringes, society was kin-based rather than feudal, and households were organised correspondingly. describe the rurals? Naturally smaller than those of the aristocracy, and as such resembled modern households more.
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Medieval household [SEP] Urban
The medieval world was a much less urban society than either the Roman Empire or the modern world. The fall of the Roman Empire had caused a catastrophic de-population of the towns and cities that had existed within the Empire. Between the 10th and 12th centuries, however, a revival of the European city occurred, with an increase in the urbanisation of society. The practice of sending children away to act as servants was even more common in towns than in the countryside. The inhabitants of towns largely made their livelihood as merchants or artisans, and this activity was strictly controlled by guilds.