| Medieval knights were respected as well as | | | | entourages were their main work by using |
| admired for their abilities, graciousness, courage | | | | weapons, horsemanship and medieval warfare. |
| and various other good qualities. They for | | | | In fact, there are a number of medieval knights |
| centuries were the lords of the battleground. | | | | who were secular. They were known by many |
| Medieval knights were considered as defenders of | | | | names as the poor fellow-soldiers and many |
| the church, saviors of ladies in suffering, achievers | | | | others. They were a religious group of the |
| of good, participants of tournaments, and | | | | Catholic Church who initially were charged with |
| protectors of the innocent. For their dignified | | | | protecting pilgrims on the way to the holy land |
| works, they were rewarded by land, wealth, | | | | during the movement. When knights were not in |
| marriage to graciousness, inheritance and many | | | | the battlefield, they maintained their skills by |
| other things as a reward of knighthood. After | | | | contending in tournaments and other competitions. |
| returning from the war medieval knights served a | | | | Becoming a knight was not a simple process that |
| convinced number of days for their noble every | | | | time. It is considered that children were trained to |
| year. Enhancing their knightly skills with their | | | | be knights at an early age by acting as the page. |