Knights

Knights ate foods like bread, meat, and porridge because these items provided the necessary energy and nutrients for them to maintain their strength and endurance during battles and tournaments. These high-calorie and protein-rich foods helped knights sustain themselves during long periods of physical activity and combat.

Medieval bailiffs would typically eat simple and hearty foods such as bread, vegetables, grains, and sometimes meat like pork or poultry. Their diets would vary depending on their social status and wealth, but generally, they would consume foods that were locally available and affordable. Luxuries like spices, sugar, and meats like beef or game would be reserved for wealthier individuals.

A Squire was a young assistant to a knight. The position was usually attained at the age of 14 years old and done by a knight in training. His job was to carry and care for the knights weapons and horse.

Knights had to endure physically demanding training, long periods of travel, exposure to harsh weather conditions, and the dangers of battle. They also faced the constant threat of injury or death, as combat during medieval times was brutal and unforgiving. Additionally, many knights experienced financial hardships due to the high cost of maintaining their armor, weapons, and horses.

Yes there has to be record of every person knighted by queen Elizabeth.

A sabaton (or sabbaton) is a part of a knight's armour which covers the foot.

Yes, Pele has been knighted. He received the title of Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE) in 1997 for his contributions to football and humanitarian work.

They have shields to protect themselves when someone swings their sword at them. Say you just used a bunch of energy in your right arm, trying to swing at someone and missed, then they swing right after. You don't have the time or energy to get your sword up fast enough to block the sword coming at you, so you use your other hand and arm holding the shield, put that where the sword is headed, and you don't get hit, you just blocked it.

The knights code of Chivalry was their code of law on how to defend the castle and their fellow comrades. And their way of discipline.

the Knights Codes of Chivalry are as follows:

To fear God and maintain His Church

To serve the liege lord in valour and faith

To protect the weak and defenceless

To give succour to widows and orphans

To refrain from the wanton giving of offence

To live by honour and for glory

To despise pecuniary reward

To fight for the welfare of all

To obey those placed in authority

To guard the honour of fellow knights

To eschew unfairness, meanness and deceit

To keep faith

At all times to speak the truth

To persevere to the end in any enterprise begun

To respect the honour of women

Never to refuse a challenge from an equal

Never to turn the back upon a foe

Knights received land, often in the form of a fief, in exchange for their pledge of loyalty to a lord. This land provided them with a source of income and allowed them to support themselves and their families. In addition to land, knights were also granted protection and support from their lord in times of need.

A medieval knight would typically have three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Breakfast was usually a light meal consisting of bread, cheese, and ale. Lunch was the main meal of the day and included meat, bread, and vegetables. Dinner was a smaller meal with similar items to lunch. Meat, particularly game like deer and boar, was a staple in a knight's diet, along with bread, cheese, and fruits when available.

Knights in the Middle Ages typically ate a diet that consisted of meat, bread, fish, and vegetables. They often consumed hearty stews, roasted meats, and freshly baked bread. Fruits, nuts, and cheese were also common components of their meals.

In the 15th century, a helmet with a visor worn with a suit of armor is called a close helmet or a close helm. This type of helmet provided more protection to the head and face compared to earlier helmet designs.

A knight's most prized possessions are his sword, for offense, and his shield, for defence.

The Chancellor is the third ranking officer within the council. If the Grand Knight and Deputy Grand Knight are unable to perform their duties due to absence or incapacitation, the Chancellor assumes those duties until such time as the Grand Knight or his deputy are able. The Chancellors main function is to assist the Grand Knight and Deputy Grand Knight in an capacity requested or required, however the Chancellor is expected to pay special attention to new members and those members who are sick or in distress. In those councils that support and sponsor a seminarian, the Chancellor is responsible for all correspondence between the council and the seminarian.

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Knights didn't use arrows or bows; it was seen as a less honorable way of fighting. They just trained or hired some of the poorer fighters, so that the mass troops could do the shooting while the knights themselves got all of the "glory" in close combat.

The Templar Knights had no uniform, they did not want to alert anyone to there involvement in that particular organization. However, they did have a symbol. I believe it was a red cross, unrelated to the current red cross. -Jonhis

Yes, Simon de Montfort was a nobleman and a knight who played a prominent role in the 13th-century conflict between the English monarchy and the nobility. He is best known for leading the baronial opposition against King Henry III during the Second Barons' War.

Knights were supposed to live by the Code of Chivalry. This was the code that states that knights have to respect both the poor and women, never show fear in battle, and also respect and honor those who have a higher authority than you.

In medieval times, knights were typically considered higher in rank and had more privileges than regular soldiers. Knights were usually nobility or wealthy landowners who could afford to be equipped with armor, weapons, and horses. They were trained in warfare, chivalry, and combat skills, while soldiers were often common foot soldiers or mercenaries who did not have the same status or training as knights.

A knight would not eat or drink in their armour, instead they would eat in their normal clothes, but if the knight was in need of some water in the middle of battle he could lift the visor on his helmet, although this is only possible with certain helmets like bassonets that have a movable visor

Knights often worked for lords of castles, but sometimes they had their own castles. A knight would go out to bloody wars where if he was not killed, probably one of his comrades was. They earned about two shillings a day. Some knights had their own mini-armies called mercenaries, and lords could pay them to fight for the lord.

European knights used a variety of weapons, including swords, lances, maces, axes, and bows. They also wore armor such as chainmail or plate armor to protect themselves in battle. Additionally, knights often used shields to defend against incoming attacks.

He promised them eternal salvation, a place next to their Lord. Or in other words, a place in heaven.