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    The Knights Templar Marcos M. Espinoza UTSA HIS 3723-001 The Knights Templar was a member of the poor Knights of Christ. It was a military order founded during crusades that set the beginning of today’s military orders. The Knights Templar was established on purpose. Its main role was to protect Christian pilgrims on their way to the holy land. The Knights Templar grew faster and became wealthier after a short period of time, thus becoming prominent. Their growth did not please their…

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    "Courage 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…

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    As a knight, Perceval was well aware there were hard rules and soft rules when it came to knighthood. Hard rules were those outlined in the Knight’s Code, those of honor, chivalry, and dedication, and those had to be adhered to unfailingly. But, over time, knights had created soft rules, ones about how to manage families and friendships. And the first soft rule was that when it came to a knight’s wife, he never expressed nerves or doubt about an impending battle, and he did not breathe a word…

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    Matthew Bodiford English 12-4 Mrs. Kidwell February 22, 2015 The Knights Templar Imagine all of Europe’s wealth and all of its best men all gathered onto one single force. That’s what the Knights Templar essential were. They had military forces and unbelievable wealth unbeaten by any sole king or kingdom. With all this wealth who knows what else they are capable of. They could for all we know still exist today and have awesome treasures you only read about. If the Knights Templar were still…

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    record is pronounced the champ and is honored the prize. (Ancientfortresses.org) Medieval Tournaments brought life to the society and pride from who participated in these games. The medieval tournament established around the 10th century of the Middle Ages with the rise of chivalry. Knights participated in the tournaments to gain more expertise using weapons and horsemanship skills outside of real battle. The tournaments were a platform used for the knights to get a feel of battle before…

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    (MIP-2) There were certain requirements for a knight/vassal. A knighty had specific duties. The knight has been bred since babyhood to fight and become a knight. He would have to perform specific duties and tasks in order to become a knight (Bishop, Morris 77). The purpose of a night is “To protect the Church, to fight against treachery, to reverence to priesthood, to fend off injustice from the poor, to make peace in your own providence, to shed blood for your brethren, and if he must, to lay…

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    Among all the group of elites in the ruling and clergy classes, the knight best represents the ruling class in terms of wealth, power, and humanity. In the Canterbury tales, the knight is a representative who belongs in the high class of nobles. The narrator himself describes the knight and places him on top of the pyramid of the social classes when he states, “Were it by aventure, or sort, or cas, The sothe is this, the cut fil to the Knight”(General Prologue 344 – 345). The knight meets all…

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    Our parents are always giving us rules: don’t talk to strangers, don’t play in the streets, do eat your vegetables, and pick up your toys when you are done with them. We have to follow these rules or else we get in trouble. Back in the 1100s knights had to follow what was called The Medieval Chivalry Code or they got in trouble. The Medieval Chivalry Code are rules the knights had to follow that emphasized bravery, loyalty to women, following lords rules, fighting to uphold christianity, seeking…

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    When you think of a warrior, you think of someone who is brave, strong, and dressed in full, heavy armor. You think of someone who is determined and ready to go out and defeat anyone to protect their 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…

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    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 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…

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