The Most Dangerous & Feared Knights of the Middle Ages. ... Some were chivalrous and adhered to a code of honour, others were merciless and used any means available to defend their monarch, ...

Not all knights lived by the code of chivalry. In this video, we tell the outrageous story of a medieval knight who earned a reputation for being less than noble – through betrayal, brutality, and ...

Perhaps for this reason, many medievalists have tried to show that this derogatory view of the Middle Ages is difficult to defend. ... exploits and duels between knights for the love of a lady.

The Knights Templar, a legendary monastic military order forged in the fires of the Crusades, continue to enthrall 21st-century audiences.. From the time of their founding in 1119 C.E. to their ...

Queer Old Sumptuary Laws of the Middle Ages.; Use of Ermine and All Embellishments of Pearls Except in a Headdress Were Forbidden---Knights and Esquires Couldn't Wear Rings or Buckles.

2 knights, 1 horse − how a legendary Knights Templar symbol has puzzled and fascinated since the Middle Ages (The Conversation) — Warrior-monks crusaded for Christianity throughout medieval ...

The Knights Templar, a legendary monastic military order forged in the fires of the Crusades, continue to enthrall 21st-century audiences. From the time of their founding in 1119 C.E. to their ...

The Knights Templar , a legendary monastic military order forged in the fires of the Crusades, continue to enthrall 21st-century audiences. < ...

One of the Templars’ more enigmatic symbols was their wax seal – two knights riding a single horse. In the Middle Ages, people used seals to protect important communications from forgery ...