Usually their noble steed, which is a Horse.
Horses were important to knights. In fact special heavy horses were bred for them.
Horses.
Knights were not simply allowed to kill peasants. I know of no secular laws that allowed this, and Church law certainly would not, unless the peasants were guilty of some crime. A country that gave knights free reign to do such a thing would have been at odds with the Church very quickly. It was allowed in ancient Rome, but even in ancient Rome, the laws had changed.
I do believe that's either a squire or a page. =)
There were no "breeds" of horses in the medieval period, just as there were no breeds of dog, goat or sheep. Horses were categorised according to the natural characteristics they possessed; any horse that had relatively short legs, a long body and an even, stable gait was considered to be a palfrey (a good quality riding horse). A horse with a less comfortable gait would be classed as a rouncey (a less expensive general riding horse). Horses that were useless for riding were called sumpters - pack-horses. Knights kept their very best horses as destriers, for hunting and warfare, because they were strong, patient, fast and fearless - not because they belonged to any particular breed. Knights would normally ride a palfrey or rouncey, keeping the destrier fresh and ready for battle. They also kept sumpters to carry food, weapons, camp equipment and other stores. A knight therefore had many horses at his disposal.
People rode horses long before there was metal armor.
False it was to much weight for a horse to carry
knights rode horses like any other person would ride a horse
no they use to go by feet
yes
It would not be very safe to ride horses in the streets. You are allowed to ride in Central park though.
No, in fact they actually rode camels
The Heavy Horse
Yes, all knights did ride houses, due to all of the armor that they had to ware. Imagine having to fight someone with all of that armor on. You would be out cold in a matter of minutes.
Because appetities resembled to Freud a horse which is ridden by ego.
Shires, Clydedales, Barbs... Arabian and so on, just horses like that... Hope that helped!! :)
Horses did not live whith Knights.