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Chivalry By: D.J. Thweatt • Chivalry is a common word for the knightly system of the Medieval Times. • The following slides illustrate this time. Monty Python And The Holy Grail, is an excellent example of medieval chivalry. The word “chivalry,” came from the word “horseman,” in other languages; such as: • Chevalier (French) • Caballero (Spanish) • Cavaliere (Italian) Social Ladder • Right after a lord of the land, came the knight. • The knight was trusted by the lord to protect his land at all costs. Don Quixote! (The Man Of La Mancha) • A knight of chivalry. • Published in 1615, but not translated into English until 1620. • Written by: Miguel de Cervantes Saaavedra Chivalric Orders • Knights belonged to a multitude of specific Orders, each were for one purpose or another. Most orders emphasized components of: • Piety • Faith • Humility • Chastity • Other Worthy Ideas The Crusades • From 1096 to 1270, were the crusades. • It was between the Muslims and Medieval England. • They fought for Jerusalem, the holy land. War Games • After the Crusades, knights continued to show their skill as well as bravery in medieval tournaments; such as: jousting, blunt sword fighting, and archery. Sources! • • • • • #1 –Chivalry #2 –Don Quixote #3 –Don Quixote 2 #4 –Images #5 – The Crusades
