In the 'Middle Ages' a squire served as the personal assistant of whom?

in the later period, what would potentially end a squire's apprenticeship with his knight? And, in the later period, what would allow the squire to advance to knighthood, if the transition was not assumed.

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All answers are correct, as each would need a squire to prepare for battle or the joust. A king's squire would be a higher rank.

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