In the Middle Ages of Western Europe in the 12th century, the church and the royal family coexisted and balanced each other. The church adopted orphans, and the Holy See had the power to arrange marriages and send orphans to the royal family. The royal family was strictly hierarchical, with distinct classes of nobles, monks, nuns, and palace attendants. Church rituals such as religious prayers, worship, and funerals ran through everyone's lives. I am Eleanor. I was taken in by the church since I was a child. I have no relatives and no relatives. I am an orphan with no roots or support. The soul comes from the afterlife. After spending three years here, I have already seen that orphans like me never have the right to choose their destiny.
Purpose: To facilitate the study of the history of the 12th century