Knights

An ethical code of conduct typically includes principles, values, and guidelines that govern the behavior and actions of individuals within an organization. It often covers areas such as integrity, honesty, respect, fairness, accountability, and transparency. Additionally, it may outline specific rules and standards for addressing conflicts of interest, confidentiality, and compliance with laws and regulations.

There isn't a well-known individual named JP Knight. It's possible you may be referring to someone with a different name or a lesser-known figure. Can you provide more context or clarify your question?

A squire was to do his duty and to give the master of the castle (the king) what he wanted. The squire had to meditate on what it involved to become a knight, there was a big feast held in his honor. He would receive gifts and the King would perform a ceremony with his sword to grant the squire his knighthood.

If he had sex and it was fun he wants to do it again. Like eating chocolate - it's not good for you but you want it. But if it was chocolate or your husband, you'd give up chocolate. So maybe it wasn't fun enough for him to leave you. I'd say if you intend to keep him - and that's entirely up to you - after a month or so, maybe you guys need to start having more sex or something. Spice it up -dress nice, go on dates, maybe make him see you're not a doormat. Flirt with a cute guy or something. *Don't* sleep around - two wrongs do NOT make a right - but if he sees that other guys think you're hot, it'll be good for your ego and maybe make him a little jealous, kick him into realizing he has a nice thing at home. Basically, if you're gonna keep him (and I'm not sure I could) you need to put it behind you and get aggressive about making your marriage a better place to be - more sex, less complaining and fighting, more independence for you. Get a job or a hobby or something. Get out and hang with friends, do some exciting stuff. Change it up.

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men would be gone for about 2 years at a time. the women would stay home with the dogs and feed the kids to them. Back then dogs were a huge part of the Christain way. God saw them as a special animanl just like the sun god Raw saw cats as a sacred anaimal. After the 1st crusade men would then take the grown dogs and have them attack the muslims. This is were the use of dogs and fighting first became.

Crossed legs on recumbent statues of English knights typically symbolize the individual's participation in the Crusades. It is known as the "Crusader stance" and signifies that the knight had taken a vow to go on a Crusade during their lifetime. It is a common motif in medieval funerary art.

Christian knights traveled from Europe to the Holy Land during the Crusades. They typically traveled through Mediterranean ports, such as Venice or Marseille, before making their way to cities like Constantinople or Antioch, and finally to Jerusalem. The journey was long and treacherous, with many obstacles and battles along the way.

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A fortress is a fortification of massive scale, generally of monumental character and sometimes including an urban core; also called stronghold or a protected place of refuge.

A group of grouses is called a covey

A Christian's code of conduct is based on following the teachings of Jesus Christ, which include principles such as love, forgiveness, humility, and serving others. Christians are also encouraged to live by the moral guidelines outlined in the Bible, such as the Ten Commandments, and to strive for personal integrity and faithfulness in all aspects of life.

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The Crusades lasted many decades and the development of weapons changed drastically over this time. At first, standard weapons like long swords, maces, spears, and arrows were used. By the end of the crusades the use of gunpowder and explosives were used, but still very much in its infancy. Things like early cannons and whatnot were used heavily in the navy and even some on the battlefield.

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In relation to Sieges:

When the knights were attacked in a Crusade they used huge siege weapons. The ballista was the simplest weapon. It was like a giant crossbow that could shoot arrows a distance of 350-450 yards in length. The mangonel was called a wild donkey by the Romans. It was a medium range catapult. The trebuchet was the most powerful siege weapon. It was a catapult that could fling rocks long range. A battering ram was a log cut from a heavy tree. The battering ram got its name because the Romans said it looked like a ram. It was then tied onto a penthouse to protect the knight from arrows and it took twelve men to swing it. All these siege weapons were used to get into Jerusalem by the knights of the Crusades. Other knights would try to dig under ground and then set fire to the wall supports underground in hopes that the wall would collapse. Another way knights tried to get into Jerusalem was to put long ladders against the wall and trying to climb them without being pushed over or having boiling liquids poured onto them, or being killed by a knight on the wall. The knights also built huge staircases, called siege towers, that were pushed against the wall and the knights walked up the staircases. When they actually reached Jerusalem however, they waited awhile before attacking to starve their enemy, but it didn't work so they just attacked. The knights captured towers built on the walls. When the knights got inside the walls of Jerusalem they killed people walking street or inside buildings.

Christian knights typically took several months to travel to the holy land during the time of the Crusades. The exact duration varied depending on the starting point, mode of transport, and any obstacles or delays encountered along the way.

Castles are typically large, fortified structures with thick stone walls, towers, and battlements. They often have a central keep or stronghold surrounded by walls and sometimes a moat. Castles can vary in architectural style depending on the time period and region in which they were built.

A group of turtledoves is called a pitying or dule

A group of woodcocks is called a "fall" or a "fallen." Woodcocks are typically solitary birds except during the mating season when they form loose groups.

A group of swallows is called a "flight" or a "gulp."

A group of swifts is called a "flock." swifts are small, fast-flying birds known for their agile aerial acrobatics.

a group of quails is called a covey. it can also be used for other small similar birds.