When it comes to samurais and knights there is always going to be similarities and differences. It all started in 1000 to 1600 CE and took place in Japan and Europe. And both of these warriors were created because both Japan and Europe were being destroyed and they needed guards, So then they created the Knight and the samurai. They both learned at different times And they both have different armor, But they both had different feelings on death but I think that the differences will greater the similarities because they are completely different warriors. And feudalism is how it started when a lord acquires a large piece of land and gives some of it to a lesser noble for military services, food, and farm land. I think that because they come from
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And they both did have leaders. And the life of a samurai was not his own but would belong to his lord. Then it became very common to speak of the samurai's lifes to his lord aslasting the duration of three lives which would be his past existence,then his present one, and then to the next life. All the training of a sammouri began in their childhood. At age 14 the young samurai would officially become a samurai in a ceremony called genpuku. The training of a knight would start at 4 or 5 when learning how to ride a pony at the age of 7 or 8. And for how early they start the would only become a knight at the age of …show more content…
For example in this samurai Poem it states, “One day you are born you the next”. Which to me sounds like the samurai believe in reincarnation. And for the Knights it states he feels that the end of his life has come. He has lain down on a steep hill with his face toward Spain and with one hand he beats his breast God, I acknowledge my guilt and I beg for Thy mercy for all the sins great which I have committed from the hour of my birth until this day when I lie here overcome by death. Angels descend out of heaven and come to him. And which to me sounds like the knights are very high in the christianity
And they both did have leaders. And the life of a samurai was not his own but would belong to his lord. Then it became very common to speak of the samurai's lifes to his lord aslasting the duration of three lives which would be his past existence,then his present one, and then to the next life. All the training of a sammouri began in their childhood. At age 14 the young samurai would officially become a samurai in a ceremony called genpuku. The training of a knight would start at 4 or 5 when learning how to ride a pony at the age of 7 or 8. And for how early they start the would only become a knight at the age of …show more content…
For example in this samurai Poem it states, “One day you are born you the next”. Which to me sounds like the samurai believe in reincarnation. And for the Knights it states he feels that the end of his life has come. He has lain down on a steep hill with his face toward Spain and with one hand he beats his breast God, I acknowledge my guilt and I beg for Thy mercy for all the sins great which I have committed from the hour of my birth until this day when I lie here overcome by death. Angels descend out of heaven and come to him. And which to me sounds like the knights are very high in the christianity