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The document outlines the code of chivalry that governed knights' behavior during the medieval period. It lists the 10 commandments of chivalry, including defending the church, showing mercy to defeated enemies, and fighting against infidels without mercy or cessation. It also discusses the origins and development of chivalry over time, how knights were trained from a young age, and examples of famous knights that embodied the chivalric ideals of bravery, honor, and service.
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A boy began his journey to knighthood around age 7 as a page, where he learned skills like horseback riding, hunting, and combat training. At 14 he became a squire, responsible for a knight's armor and assisting in battles. When ready between 18-20, the squire underwent a ceremony where he was dubbed a knight with the tap of a sword on each shoulder, recognizing his vows of knighthood.
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Chapter-1
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Chapter 2
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