Chivalry In Middle Age Europe

This picture best fit for the theme of church in the middle Age Europe because of the drawing on the glass. Most of the peasants in Europe could not be able to read so they would often look around staring at the picture of the stain glass to tell them the story in the book. Also, because most peasant couldn’t live a pleasant life like the lord or knight, the only things they would look forward is the after life that follow after death. Since Christianity believed in the afterlife that if you do good deed, you can go to heaven. With this, the only thing that peasant would look forward is their life is the afterlife that they could live more peaceful.

This picture fits for the theme of chaos in Middle Age Europe because the great famine was spread during the time. In 1315, heavy rain begins to pour down in Europe causing crop failure which was shown in the back of this picture (rain drops). Crop failure led to the rise of money in food production in Europe. One example is that it’s hard to extract salt in wet weather meaning that most meat couldn’t be preserve. Also since straw and hay could not be dry, there was no bedding for livestock which increase in the price of meat. With this great famine, many people were led to plague and cannibalism. In the picture, there is shown of three people who look to be sick and …show more content…
Also with this, the community grew closer together and depend upon each other for survival through economic and battle field. Chivalry is a code of conduct helping establish social order in the order of king to lord, lord to knight, and knight to peasants. With this, the picture shows the four order of chivalry in Middle Age Europe where the king stand in the stair, the lord sitting in the front seat, the knight riding the horse, and the peasant standing in the back of the