Chivalry was the code of honor among the nobility in the late Middle Ages, and today the code of chivalry is closely linked with knighthood. Medieval notions of "chivalry" had some important differences from how we think of "chivalry" today, though. For instance, chief among the medieval tenants of chivalry was loyalty to one's liege-lord (this was essential to the feudal system in medieval society), but some of the more romantic notions, such as a man draping his cloak over a mud puddle for a lady to walk over, were unheard of and would have been considered totally absurd back then.
The hero code was very similar between all three. All of them believed they were to help others and kill those that were considered evil or bad people.
The Ottoman empire is not ancient, it is late medieval. And it traded with all over Asia and Europe, so there are a menagerie of goods that the Ottoman Empire imported.
Neither the word "Xerox" nor the Xerox Corporation existed in medieval times. Xerox is a trademark and an invented word - invented around 1958. Xerxes, however, was an ancient Persian emperor, long before medieval times, but his name was known in medieval Europe.
In medieval Europe science was generally not practiced. The Bible and the works of Aristotle were used to describe who the world worked and were considered complete and authoritative.
schools became less common in medieval Europe
The King or as he was known in Ancient Egypt the Pharaoh
Japan is a country, Europe's a continent. Japan's asian, Europes not. ++++++++++=
One part of it is the neo-confucian traditions in Japan not existing in medieval Europe. And the different religions.
Polythism, in Europe... can't think of more.
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It was really poor. Just like Medieval Europe.
Torture has been used for thousands of years, with accounts dating back to ancient civilizations such as the Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians. It has been a tool for punishment, interrogation, and control throughout history, although its practice has evolved and been condemned in modern times.
Humanist ideas
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ok well, medieval Europe is about ancient Europe......and china is a country.....an Asian country......with a large population.....-_-''''sry but please be more specific
no. rulers in ancient Greece lived in palaces (with lots of columns and marble) castles are from the medieval Europe period and developed much later
The Ottoman empire is not ancient, it is late medieval. And it traded with all over Asia and Europe, so there are a menagerie of goods that the Ottoman Empire imported.
Medieval life in Europe was characterized by?