The code of behavior for knights was called the Code of Chivalry. There is a link below to an article that explains it.
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Yes, "reprehensible" and "honorable" are antonyms. "Reprehensible" describes actions or behavior that deserve criticism or condemnation, while "honorable" refers to actions or character that are worthy of respect and admiration. The two terms represent opposing moral judgments regarding behavior.
* Mercy (Towards the poor and oppressed. They were supposed to be harsh with evil-doers.)* Humility* Honor* Sacrifice* Fear of God* Faithfulness* Courage* Utmost graciousness and courtesy to ladies
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The knights code of behavior is call "chivalry."
The Bushido code taught that it was more honorable to die than to surrender.
The word "morale" becomes the adjective "moral" meaning virtuous or honorable. The word "morals" refers to principles or standards of behavior.
it was more honorable to die than surrender
Yes. It's your character of service which is relevant, not your RE code.
Pagkamagalang is a Tagalog term that translates to "respect" in English. It pertains to displaying courteous and honorable behavior towards others.
Cats who lived in the Clans and died. They lived an honorable life and followed the warrior code.