How are the code of bushido and chivalry similar?

Bushido and Chivalry shared the virtues of Bravery and Loyalty. Other virtues included Benevolence, Politeness and Honor. All virtues were “controlled” by uniting them based on Justice. Bravery was the foremost virtue of Chivalry; while Loyalty was the top virtue of Bushido.

What is Medieval knight?

Knights were medieval gentleman-soldiers, usually high-born, raised by a sovereign to privileged military status after training as a page and squire. The knight was given a sword, a pay raise and, frequently, a plot of land. Most knights were required to be at least 21 years old.

Did knights meet Vikings?

Yes, the true mounted knight or chevalier bearing Lance and sword originated in France during the reign of Louis the Pious (circa 814–28). Knights in France, Normandy, and England fought against Vikings until 1122 when the last major Viking raid occurred against England.

What did medieval Chivalry and Bushido have in common explain *?

Both followed a strict code of behavior. For Samurai, that code was Bushido (need to explain) and for knights that code was Chivalry- loyal to your feudal lord, your heavenly Lord, and your chosen lady. Both had to swear loyalty to their lords.

How were the Bushido of the samurai and the code of chivalry of knights?

How were the bushido of the samurai and the code of chivalry of knights similar? They both emphasized courage in battle. What is one way Feudal Europe was different than Feudal Japan? Different estates sent warriors to fight religious wars in Europe.

Why is a knight called a knight?

Etymology. The word knight, from Old English cniht (“boy” or “servant”), is a cognate of the German word Knecht (“servant, bondsman, vassal”).

What if a samurai’s father was a samurai?

If a samurai’s father was a Samurai, he must be a samurai as well. If a Knight’s dad was a Knight, he can choose to follow his Dad’s career or not. Knight plays “Joust” while Samurai plays “Kendo”.

How tall would a samurai be compared to a Knight?

The knight approches the samurai, towering over him at at least 5’9 because knights were known for being tall, most likely he would be near or over 6’0. He is dressed in plate armor, which is NOT bulky and hard to move in like the misinformed public thinks.

What are the similarities between medieval Europe and medieval Japan?

Medieval Europe shared numerous resemblances with medieval Japan but also had several differences. Both Knight and Samurai were great warriors. They were well trained and had very good manners as well. They had knights in ancient Europe and Samurai in ancient Japan.

Why does samurai let the blade side up?

Samurai prefers letting the blade side up because of the following reasons: In order to keep the blade sharp. The blade may become blunted by gravity and friction on a downside blade against the scabbard. Reduce the risk of leg or finger cutting when the sword collar loosens because of rub and tear.