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stuzz74 t1_irsppry wrote
Reply to comment by Abba_Fiskbullar in Has metal ever been used in ancient/medieval fortifications or any equivalent by HDH2506
Knights would be rich as to be a knight, a king/queen will have given the knight or much more likely their family in the past the title and land which they would lease out to farmers. Lots of armour was passed down and refitted the knight would generally do 40 days service to the king/queen per year (gaining favour would come with the possible chance of new titles and land etc) The knight would also need a horse, squire (knight in training) and various other staff to fulfil his duties. There was also sports events that would bring in cash, popularity and maybe a rich bride with a dowry too
stuzz74 t1_ir936gu wrote
There is no one source it's still being developed today and words made up and borrowed from other languages.
stuzz74 t1_iulldbb wrote
Reply to TIL that Koreans have had heated floor technology since at least 1,000 B.C.E. by Nice-Violinist-6395
Europe has also had under floor heating for thousands of years.