Knights of the Middle Ages - a lively history
Description:
The word "knight" comes from the old German word "rizzaaari", which meant "to ride." The English word "writer" is consonant and has the same translation.
Many ancient states had horsemen and cavalry, but they did not have knights. A knight is not only a heavily armed horseman, it is also a title, honor and honor of medieval Europe.
The knightly equipment weighed more than 30 kg and reached up to 70 kg, costing the owner at a minimum cost of 2.5 kg of gold.