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    liberties. In Canterbury Tales, Chaucer describes a medieval knight as someone who overcomes many obstacles in order to become the warrior he is. Knights are a part of the medieval times, and no other name but “knight” can be used to identify them. To become a knight, you had to begin training while you were young. Knights were sent away from their families to start on their knighthood training. After training, in the medieval times, to be a knight your profession was to be chivalrous and…

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    Chivalry Can Benefit the World People in today’s society are becoming more self-centered. By practicing and coming up with Chivalron ideas we can help heal this societal egocentrism. People everywhere can see how the lack of respect, lying, and technology has put a tremendous impact on all of these narcissistic ways. Equivocating in the United States goes all the way back to the beginning of this wealthy but repulsive country. To begin, there is a major lack of respect in today’s society. The…

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    congregation. In medieval Europe, knights were warriors who served a master or vassal. They excessively took after a code of conduct, called Chivalry. The fundamental components of gallantry were bravery in fight, unwaveringness to ruler, liberality to weak, protect the congregation, and to champion a woman. Albeit there are numerous components, the fundamental ones are its steadfastness to the master, and to safeguard the congregation. In medieval Europe, knights were warriors who served a…

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    and masters, in different parts of the world has been around for centuries. The Samurai from Japan, and the Knight from Europe, are both warriors who help to defend their country in times of war. Lords and Daimyos relied on the warriors to protect them. Samurai date back to 1603 and the Knights are from the middle ages Japan’s samurai and European knights . Were the similarities of the knight and samurai greater than the differences? Evidence shows that there were more differences than there…

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    Medieval Knights

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    In medieval times, knights were the most powerful forces on the battlefield. These knights went through many years of training and made sure that their fighting skills were always in top shape. One of the main ways that they trained was through tournaments. These tournaments were war games for knights so they could keep their swordsmanship and horsemanship in top shape. Rich nobles sponsored the tournaments and provided prizes for the winners. The tournament was held on a field close to the…

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    In the Elizabethan era, a knight was the person that fought all the wars and even kept the law and order in small towns or big kingdom. All of the knights have a big responsibility and to have help in this job, they have their gear to help them. This gear is known as armor. Most people think that armor is as simple as putting on a suit, but really it is way more complex than people think or even know. Armor isn’t exactly original, but is the aftermath of a simple yet useful vest called…

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    People in the Frankish kingdom mostly resided in the countryside in village settlements. Cities were the center of church life. It was there that the church was managed and it was also home to bishops and other clergymen as well as those who assisted the bishops. In the cities, one would find Cathedrals where people gathered for worship and reception of church sacraments such as baptism. Peasants and the rich resided side by side in village settlements. Peasants lived on land owned by the…

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    Ascension into Knighthood The process of becoming a knight in the middle ages took years of dedication, and self-sacrifice. One must have, from their seventh birthday, started to train and focus on what it truly meant to become a knight. That would require learning skills necessary to use weapons later in life such as the battle axe, sword, and dagger. Along with these newly introduced topics of education, it was common for upcoming knights to leave their families to stay with relatives, or…

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    had 2 ways he could become a knight. A man could earn the right to become a knight in the battlefield. A soldier could earn the knighthood if he fought well and was brave on the battlefield. Knighthood could be awarded by the king, a lord and occasionally another knight. Another way to become a knight was to be an apprentice to a knight and get to be a knight by hard work and training. Young men that were growing up in the Middle Ages wanted to grow up to be knights. There were very few…

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    is the first quality of a warrior." Knights began during the early stages of Europe. They began fighting due to the corrupt country having them switch to the Feudal system. Samurai began to fight due to a corrupt country and switched the Feudal system. Historians would argue that Knights and Samurai's are different, but Samurai's and Knights are very similar. They are similar because they wear lot's of armor and had similar training styles. First of all, Knights and Samurai are similar because…

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