Knights

As of my last update, the president of St. John of Jerusalem Knights of Malta Foundation in the Philippines is Jorge del Rosario.

Kay, having left his sword behind, did send his fostered brother to fetch it to him. However, the lad, knowing that Kay was in a hurry, found a substitute and delivered it to his foster brother. Knight and lords at the tournament did recognize the blade, and knelt to the startled Kay, proclaiming him right-wise born King of England.

To have his sins absolved and go in heaven when he died, for some others it was an opportunity to gain wealth and fame, or simply lust of adventure.

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Carry the knight's equipament, aid the knight in daily life and in battle too if needed, basiclly a serveant, he had to learn all he could from the knight, cause one day he would become a knight himself.

Knights often pledged allegiance to a King or Lord, that meant that they would serve the King/Lord all life, some pledged allegiance to military order. It's basicly a oath, a promise to someone.

neither man wanted to serve their country and they appeared when the king called the them

A knights apprentice is called a squire and they learn from him. They would have to follow the knight into battle and dreess him for battle. They would hold the knights extra weapons. At the age of 21 the become a knight and then they take a squire themself and it goes on and on.

They both served a lord and worked on the manor.

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To server the lord, fight for him and many others tasks that a lord could give to the knight. But that dont force the knights go against religion i think.

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Not always in the early stages of Plate it was nessercary since the armourer could not cover most of the body.

However when we reach the Gothic and then later Maximillian and Grenwich style armour the chain becomes useless since there were so few openings in the plate that wearing chain would only slow the wearer down, there are even examples of late period armour where there are no openings what-so-ever and every plate overlaps on itself.

well knights often had a dagger,two handed sword,crossbow,and armor such as chest plate, helmet,back piece shoulder pieces and leggings

Yes, Medieval knights did typically have servants who helped with tasks such as caring for horses, polishing armor, and running errands. These servants were often lower-class individuals who served the knight in exchange for food, shelter, and protection.

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13 Italian Knights defeated 13 french knights in a tournament in southern Italy. The deal was, the French would leave the area (they were in the middle of a war effort) if they lost. Supposedly, the challenge was made after a French knight insulted the Italian with claims of cowardice, etc. The Italian defeated the French on February 13th and the French left the area. The challenge took place in Puglia.

The night would were his stereotypical armour and ride a horse

a knights armour basically represents the rainbow serpent and black abo`s from down unda. No wonder the knights were so weak and their armour beared no protection! because the armour was``crafted" by inexperienced noongars.

so that they can have no sins. THIS also goes for anyone who decided to fight.

If you can burn the steel to a precise temperature during forging the steel turns a brilliant bright blue, This was the ideal to what colour the armour should be.

However many knights of the time (espeicially in Italy) enamelled their armour so that their armour could be turned into any colour they fancied wearing. some suits of armour were painted showing flowers or animals or even mythilogical scenes from history

Yes you can make a sword out of silver and it would be totally useless as a weapon. You could admire it as an ornament, but silver is a very soft metal and it would have no other purpose than decorative.

The Frankish Knigths came to aid ordered by King Balduin of Jerusalem, since he and King David were allies and also had good ties to eachother.