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    Becoming a knight is not an easy task, and for some people it is impossible because of the family they were born into. A typical knight must be of noble birth, brave, and first be a squire. However, in some cases people do not follow the tradition path to knighthood. This can be seen with William Thatcher and Don Quixote. Unrealistic traits and factors on the journey in becoming a knight can be seen in both A Knight’s Tale and Don Quixote, but the way the characters deal with these obstacles…

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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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    followed the ideals and values of courtly love and chivalry and those who did not in his Arthurian Romances. Like many of the Arthurian romances, in the story of “Lancelot, the Knight of the Cart”, the significances…

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    A chivalric code is a set of moral rules, that a knight vows to follow and enforce during the Middle Ages. A knight of the Medieval period is flawed, but by following the code he can be unsullied. According to the “Song of Roland”, a knight must “serve the liege lord “in valour and faith, at all time speak the truth, refrain from the wanton giving of offense, and to respect the honour of women” by following these codes a knight can stay on the right tracks to stay morally correct. In “The Wife…

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    Who Would Win in a battle between a Samurai and a Knight? Knights and Samurai are interesting people to look into. They’re both warriors and loyal people. But do you ever wonder who would in a battle? I personally stand out of the crowd with a few people and believe that knights will win in a battle and this can be seen in their training, weapons and armor, and codes. The first way that knights have an advantage is heavy armor. According to document d, it says “A knight’s armor can weigh 40 to…

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    Makai Knights, a loveable Alchemist, and the Slow-Cooking Presentation Notwithstanding, Garo is not a good description of the Makai Knights in general, these noble warriors serve deities who are neither lovable nor efficient. I appreciated the conflicting nature of these Knights: Sworn to never use their power against normal humans, these Knights oddly enough use the same power of the horrors in their armor that they fight against. Not to say Garo convolutes morality in this world, only which…

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    Starting in the eleventh and twelfth centuries every knight had to live a by a code called chivalry. Chivalry was a set of rules and actions that knights had to comply by. Some of these rules were fairness, courtesy, and devotion. Knights would use these rules against their enemy in battle and just simply in their everyday life. Chivalry was common around the world, however today the meaning of chivalry has dramatically changed. Since the times of chivalry, many things changed like how men are…

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    followed by a knight during the middle ages. Before Chivalry was introduced, knights were seen as barbaric warriors. When brought by the Normans, knights learned to use Chivalry to protect their people. This lead to people viewing knights as their protectors. Chivalry changed emotions of the knights and the people, by creating a set of rules that knights followed, displaying a look of romance rather than brutality, and establishing a sense of safety within towns. Before becoming a knight, boys…

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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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    samurai and knights were created to protect their country and people. When riots broke out or thieves came to steal a master’s belongings, the warriors would protect them. Samurai and knights fought in wars and protected their country. Critics may say that the samurai and knights were very different because they were on opposite sides of the globe, but they were very much the same. Samurai and knight training, as well as their codes of honor, were very much alike. For samurai and knights,…

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