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Medieval Knights Warriors, Chivalry, and the Age of Armored Combat
Paperback138 pagina’sEngelsAI-gegenereerd
This book introduces medieval knights, from their armour and castles to chivalry and life in the Middle Ages.Medieval knights occupied a central place in the warfare, culture, and social order of Europe from roughly the ninth to the fifteenth century. This AI-generated book offers a straightforward introduction to who these mounted warriors were, how they trained and fought, and what the code of chivalry meant in both theory and practice. You will find clear explanations of armor and weaponry, the feudal structures that sustained knightly life, and the major conflicts in which knights played a defining role. The book also examines how the image of the knight evolved over time and how it has been remembered and romanticized in the centuries since. No prior knowledge of the period is required.Medieval knights occupied a central place in the warfare, culture, and social order of Europe from roughly the ninth to the fifteenth century. This AI-generated book offers a straightforward introduction to who these mounted warriors were, how they trained and fought, and what the code of chivalry meant in both theory and practice. You will find clear explanations of armor and weaponry, the feudal structures that sustained knightly life, and the major conflicts in which knights played a defining role. The book also examines how the image of the knight evolved over time and how it has been remembered and romanticized in the centuries since. No prior knowledge of the period is required.
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9789465508849
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25 juni 2026
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ISBN-139789465508849
Editie1
TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s138
GeïllustreerdNee
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NUR (hoofd)Geschiedenis algemeen 680
NUR (alle)680 Geschiedenis algemeen
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Auteur A01Waries B.V.
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Werk-id (NSTC)501679801
MeldingBevestigd bij publicatie 03
Bijgewerkt6 augustus 2026
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