I knight was important because of the layout of Medieval society. Basically, The king was on top, and he had lots of land. To much to handle. So, people like Dukes and Barons and Bishops traded military force for land. That way, when the King was in trouble, he could call them, and they would have to help. The knights belonged to the Barons, Dukes and Bishops. Though they weren't that high on a social level, they were important to Medieval society.
the knight was the medieval equivalent of a modern day land lord... they were nobels and allowed the serfs to live on there land under the nobels protection in exchange for work and money. knights also served as army reserves when the area would come under attack they would use their skill to defend the land.
Because they are an "elite" force, best warriors Europe can offer, there are records of small numbers of knights holding key passages agains thousands of enemy men at arms
horse riding
A knites most important training was fighting or jousting
Horses were important to knights. In fact special heavy horses were bred for them.
There were ceremonies in which Knights kissed the cross, and this often happened when they became knights.
end of feudalism: there was no more knights because they were to expensive to have it took a long time to train them. they used peasants. the knights were the major part of feudalism that's why it ended. cant find other reason
A knights most important job was to protect the serfs of the village.
because with out it there not a knights and they cant protect them selfs
because with out it there not a knights and they cant protect them selfs
Knights. Froissart was more focused on battles, chivalry, and nobility.
Knights went to banquets and feasted. They were also part of an important dance with beautiful women meant only for knights.
omg very important you should know that!
the templar knights
horse riding
Kings, Lords, mercenary leaders.
A knites most important training was fighting or jousting
Because they were the best warriors
Knights of Labor