We didn't really have schools, per se--maybe the temples would count and give some education, but mostly to monks and priestesses and nobles. Everything I learned was from my father and neighbors, so.

[Ah... a fun question.]

Well, I mean... probably a couple of years ago, for me. I've seen women get married at thirteen or fourteen, so maybe around there? Not that you don't have the occasional individual who's not mature enough to really be an adult on their own, or the family that coddles their children far longer than necessary. But generally, around there. It's strange, and frustrating, to come here and be looked upon as a child for the most part.