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Because female knights would be too weak to hold a heavy sword or to wear an armour.
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Women were allowed to be knights.
There are many instances of women who were in combat, including one of the wives of Charlemagne, against whom she had fought, and Eleanor of Aquitaine, who lead a company of female warriors in the Second Crusade. A number of orders of knighthood were open to women, including the Knights of the Garter. And there was one order in Aragon that was only open to women who had been in combat.
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A female knight was usually called a "Dame".Dame (in the UK) - the title given to a woman equivalent to the rank of knight.Another title also used was "Chevaleresse" - French, Female KnightThe title chevalière was exclusive to female knights, the head of a fiefdom that had been headed by a male and conceded to a female, or the wife of a knight could be called a chevaleresse.
To get the disciple you have to be a female character.
The only name that comes to mind for me is Joan of Arc, but then she was a Saint......
No, battle was considered a man's job back then. There were no female knights.
In Tarot cards there are- surprise- both Male and Female Knights and Male and Female Pages. Both situations existed in the Middle Ages. Female knights were more common in Spain ( Order of the Hatchet) and Italy than other lands. They were without exception, of the Nobility class. Maybe that"s why the best-known Girl Knight had such a rough time- Joan of Arc was a commoner but raised to the nobility by King Charles VII.
They should but only if they are used for reading or as a research tool.
10,000m or 10km walk, although you're not alllowed to run in that.
only one i know is joan of arc im not sure about any more
2 or more players it has multiplayer option