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KNIGHTS AND CHIVALRY Knights were a large part of the Middle Ages. A lot people think that knights are soldiers who were covered in metal, and fought dragons and evil people. Although they were warriors, or soldiers, knights never fought dragons. Knights fought for their king or lord because land was promised to them. To become a knight you had to be born a noble boy and start training at age seven. The boys didn't go to school because he was sent to live with another noble family as a page. A page

throughout history. Medieval Europe had warriors called Knights. Likewise, early Japan had warriors called Samurai. These warriors followed codes of honor that led their lives. These codes were named Bushido and Chivalry. Bushido for Samurai and Chivalry for Knights. They were both paid for their services by their Lords. Lords are vassals to a greater rank. At an early age, both Knights and Samurai received training. The Samurai of Japan and the Knights of Europe were more similar than they were different

years ago, knights and samurai were the military forces in Europe and Japan. During the time period 1066 to 1868, knights and samurai formed the military society in both Japan and Europe (Doc. 2). Although it seems like they are similar, the differences between knights and samurai outweigh the similarities, such as the codes, armor, and their training. In the first place, the codes for both samurai and knights were distinct from each other in various ways. For instance, the knights’ code of Chivalry

From approximately 1000 A.D. to 1600 A.D, knights and samurai were both professional warrior classes in Europe and Japan(Doc.1.) Knights were warriors who fought in Medieval times in Europe and were known for their code of honor and bravery. During this same time period, in Japan, samurai warriors provided protection and fought for their regions. These two groups were the warriors both living in feudalistic societies(OI.) Although the knights and samurai were both present in the world, the differences

Will Win?: Samurai vs Knight There is a dispute on whether knights or samurai would win in a battle. The samurai come from Japan, the knights come from Europe. Clearly they were not close to each other which means that they have different customs, armor, training, beliefs, etc. Although this would never happen, in a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the knights and this can be seen in training, armor, and beliefs from various documents. The first reason why knights would have an advantage

From approximately 1000-1600 ce knights and samurai existed in Europe and Asia. Although they were around the same time period they were different. Knights were the European warriors and the samurai were the Japanese warriors. Although they are both warriors their codes and the way of preparing for battle were different. The similarities may look like they are great but there are small specific differences between the knights and samurai. First let's talk about the codes of the two. The

From approximately 1000- 1600 CE, the knights and Samurai were the muscue and the soul of the warrior class. The warriors of Europe were called knight and the warriors of Japan were called samurai. Both of the groups were focus on the Codes , Armor and Feudalism. The Similarities between the knights and samurai were greater than the differences To begin, both the knights and samurai had armour to protect themselves in battle. The knights wore tiny metal rings linked together (Doc. D). The samurai

The Samurai and the Knights may have some differences from their time, including the differnce in armor, training, and their codes of honor. But, both the Samurai and Knights practiced to ride horseback and become their destiny. They both would start training in childhood and eventually rank-up in about “age 14”. They would also show loyality to their master or higherarchy. These warriors of the past had some differneces in training as well. One differnce between them is in their training, “The young

European Knights and Japanese Samurai Warriors The medieval time era, was one of many wars, across almost every continent. From this two skilled and famous breeds of men formed. They are known as the medieval knights of Europe and the feudal Samurai warriors of Japan. Both groups of warriors had many similarities, but also their unique qualities. The following will examine some of this common and not so common aspects. To begin, the classes of the two warriors are very similar. Both existed in

warriors and these warriors were called knights. There were some similarities between a knight and samurai. For one, they both had a social pyramid. Another reason would be because of their armour and warfare. The last similarity that they had would be their code of honor. The similarities between a knight and samurai were greater than the differences because of their social positions, armour, code of honor, and warfare. First of all, both the knights and samurai had a social pyramid that included