In medieval times, their traditions were largely based on the traditions of cavalry of the Germanic tribes. Their position continued to evolve, but they were always the heavy cavalry of the feudal lords.
About the beginning of the High Middle ages, heavy cavalry was supreme on the battlefield. But this was to change because even the best armor would not stop arrows from trained archers with longbows or crossbows. The armor got heavier, but it was never possible to make it heavy enough.
The introduction of guns meant the soldiers defeating knights did not even have to be highly trained. Knighthood continued, however, as an honor for a king to bestow, and was regarded as important because it connected a man with the king.
A knight served a lord or a king in medieval times. In times of war, a knight was expected to fight. Knights followed a code of chivalry, meaning they had to act with honor, bravery, courtesy, and loyalty.
In medieval times the knight was attended by his squires. The knight was training these squires in the martial arts as well as court etiquette. In theory the squires would dres the knight for battle, however as the squire was also going into battle it is more likely they were dressed by the pages or common retainers.
A Young Nobel who served a knight in battle typically refers to a young nobleman or squire in the medieval era, who was learning the ways of knighthood. This role often involved serving a knight, assisting in combat, and gaining experience in the chivalric code. The young noble would train in arms and learn the responsibilities of a knight, aspiring to earn their own knighthood through valor and service.
He becomes a knight at the age of 21 after training to become a knight. His teacher, a knight, knights him, thus he becomes a knight. Knight is a fun word :D
knight = ritter in German
The role of the Joker was played by Heath Ledger in the Dark Knight. Sadly he passed away not long after this movie was done but he did win an Oscar posthumously for this role.
Tom Cruise plays the role of the spy in the film "Knight and Day". His role includes his two names. One of them, being his undercover name, Roy Miller, and the other being his real name in the movie, Matthew Knight. Which hints the name "Knight and Day".
The cast of The Perils of Petersboro - 1926 includes: Andre Bailey as Minor Role Alice Day as Alice Knight Marion McDonald as Minor Role Thelma Parr as Thelma Knight Eddie Quillan as Eddie Knight Edith Sherman as Minor Role Ruth Taylor as Minor Role Barbara Tennant as Aunt Barbara Knight
Yes, he is set to reprise his role.
No, he was not in The Dark Knight. He was in another Batman film however, Batman & Robin, in the role of Golum.
Their role was to protect their kings land and people. But because they did they would get a piece of land.
The villain...
joker
to protect the people inside
A knight served a lord or a king in medieval times. In times of war, a knight was expected to fight. Knights followed a code of chivalry, meaning they had to act with honor, bravery, courtesy, and loyalty.
Heath Ledger played The Joker in The Dark Knight.
Christopher Knight and Michael Knight are not related. Christopher Knight is an actor best known for his role as Peter Brady on "The Brady Bunch," while Michael Knight is a fictional character portrayed by David Hasselhoff in the television series "Knight Rider." The similarity in their names is purely coincidental, and there is no familial connection between the two.