What people did the knights have to protect?

Answer 1

Good question. Chivalry comes from the french word for horse riding. It is also where we get the word cavalier. So Chivalry used to mean some one who was good at horse riding/combat. So Chivalry does not really exist as some written code like say Bushido did. If I had to define what it chivalry was. It was more or less what you lord told you it was or what people found "desirable" in a knight. Think "oh this knight is real brave courageous and loyal to his lord he is Chivalrous". See the video the TRUTH about chivalry by

Shadiversityon YouTube.

Answer 2

As every child interested in medieval stories knows, knights always had ladies to be in love with. But apart from that, they had pages (aged 7 to 13) and squires (14 to 20) who they trained as apprentices, grooms for their horses, a variety of servants to tend them, including cooks and valets, workmen such as armorers, and so on. A few knights would have all of these, most had a a few, and some knights had only one man to tend them, or even none at all.

Answer 3

maybe a king i dont know do it your self hahahahaha (evil laugh)

Answer 4

knights protected nobles, kings and peasants but when they had to battle peasants were free.

Answer 5

bro ur rude