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Knights typically did not wear crowns, as crowns were symbols of royalty and nobility reserved for kings and queens. Instead, knights wore helmets as part of their armor, which provided protection in battle. They might have worn decorative headpieces or crests on their helmets to signify their allegiance or rank, but these were not crowns in the traditional sense. Crowns were primarily associated with sovereign authority rather than the chivalric status of knights.

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