So they would be more prepared for when it was their time to actually become a knight. They would have to start off as a page for seven years, then seven years as a squire before becoming a knight. Just think, if you were a king/queen, would you rather have a knight trained 14 years to protect your kingdom, or have them trained 5 or less?
knights were trained to go on quests or to protect someone or something
There were many hastiludes to train knights. Mock battles between large groups were called melees. There were also tournaments, jousts, pas d'armes, quintains, and other war games.
It protects its young by telling the babies to stay be side she or him train it train its young by practicing.
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You have to show who is boss from an early age (i.e. when the are a young pup)they are hard to train if they get in to bad habits from a young age. You have to be firm but fair. so 'hard' to train well they are only hard to train if you let them.
uhhh, women men's goblins, lesser demons, hill giants, hobgoblins, ducks, black knights, white knights.
Glimmer Train stories are not always so bad, though sometimes they are. Here's the answer: You are bitter for someone so young. You have not yet learned to read.
Sons of lords or knights, trained from young age to become elite soldiers.
There are a couple I suggest, if your are F2P then train on white knights, if you are P2P train on Yaks (If completed Fremennik Trials quest,) or train on Rock Crabs.
Knights were part of a kings army so they were in the Manor or castle of the king to whom they had given loyalty. A noble boy was sent to another noble at 7 to train for knighthood and at 21 he became a knight. Knights sometimes slept in the great halls or barracks were provided for them.
A young learning knight was often called a squire. Squires were apprentice knights who assisted experienced knights in battle and learned important skills and knowledge necessary for knighthood.