Knights had no reason not to wear clothes under their armor. In fact they wore more than clothes, as they also had layers of padding, usually made of cloth, to cushion the blows they received and prevent themselves from being hurt if the armor dented.
The word Earl mean knight so the Earl or Durham is the Knight of Durham
A cack version of a knight, considered to be worth half as much as a knight in a fight. A cack version of a knight, considered to be worth half as much as a knight in a fight.
The name of the ceremony in which a squire is named a knight is called a dubbing ceremony. After the ceremony the knight has the title of 'Sir.'
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At 21 years old
A dress
You can dress as King Neptune, a king, kitten or a knight.
im not exactly sure about what they wore,but i do kno that they wore chainmail.and used longbows,daggers,shields,catapults,and swords:) cuz im sure its better than the answer before it
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You can dress as King Neptune, King Kong, a king, kitten or a knight.
You would have needed a good horse that is able to kick, bite and hurt people for when your in battle.
Their Squire or a number of servants most probably.
with your foot ball equipment on
To become a knight, one would need armor such as a helmet, breastplate, gauntlets, and greaves for protection in battle. Additionally, a knight would need a sword, shield, and possibly a lance for combat. Training in horsemanship and combat skills would also be essential.
Trappings are articles of equipment or dress, of an ornamental type
A knight in full armor typically weighed around 60-70 pounds, with variations depending on the specific armor and equipment used.
To be clear, a knight often had a number of squires and pages to maintain his equipment for him. Though the knight himself probably had some hand in maintenance, a lot of it was dirty work, best suited for people of a lower social class. Some examples of equipment they had to maintain were weapons (swords, spears, lances, etc.), shields, armor, horses, fine clothes, and food preparation equipment/supplies, among other things.