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The German Teutonic Order were to most infamous knights to my knowledge. They slaughtered thousands of Slavic people and very rarely took prisoners.
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The Teutonic Knights were known for being among the most brutal crusader knights. They were a military order that originated in the German-speaking areas, known for their fierce tactics and ruthless approach during the Northern Crusades in the Baltic region. They were known for their harsh treatment of non-Christians and their brutal sieges on fortified cities.
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When was Brutal Knights created?
Brutal Knights was created in 2006.
Were crusaders knights during the middle ages?
Some were, most were ordinary people.
Who comes first crusaders or knights?
Knights came first.
Who protected the Crusaders?
Knights of the temple
What was Anna Comnena's opinions about the Crusaders?
Anna Comnena thought highly of the civilized crusaders fighting for God, but greatly disliked the dirty and wreck-less crusaders. She speaks about their imposing on her empire and being so brutal for no reason. Pretty much she respected the true crusaders, but didn't like the brutal ones going on crusades for money and power.
Who was the group christian knights that fought in the holy land?
The crusaders
What did Knights paint designs on to identify themselves?
If they had a cross they were likely to be Crusaders
Who sent the crusaders to the crusades?
i am not quite sure, but i think they wanted knights
Who cared for the sick Crusaders?
In that time if there was a priest he would have tried to help the sick. Most people just died of whatever the problem was. Medical care was non existent.
Who were the lords and knights who fought to regain the middle east for Christianity?
Such people were called crusaders.
What order of knights during the crusaders was made up of frenchmen?
I pretty sure it's hospitalers
Why did knights go on Crusades?
They weren't actually called knights... they were called Crusaders, but anyways, they simply went to Crusades to help serve their country and religious beliefs.
