What do the Tudors wear in battles?

The Tudors wore a variety of armour in battles, depending on their rank and wealth. The most common type of armour was the breastplate, which was made of metal and covered the chest and back. Other types of armour included the helmet, which protected the head, and the greaves, which protected the legs. The Tudor armies also used a variety of weapons, including swords, spears, and bows and arrows.

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Did the rich and poor Tudors wear same clothes?

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