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bija089 [108]
3 years ago
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Describe the three basic stages for a boy to become a knight.

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2 answers:
Marina CMI [18]3 years ago
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 <span>Page 
7 A page was the first stage of knighthood. He would serve and do easy tasks. 

Squire 
14 At fourteen the page would turn into a squire. He would train for battle. He also would have higher tasks of serving the king. 

Accolade 
21 An accolade would train hard to become a knight. They learned how to use swords and defend themselves. If an accolade was not successful, he would not turn out to be a knight. If he was successful, he would be a knight. During the ceremony to become a knight, he had to take a bath to wash the sins off and dry himself on a bed. 

Knight 
21 A knight could have been knighted as young as twelve. Knights defended castles and worked for Lords. </span>
BaLLatris [955]3 years ago
4 0
Page1st stage: serves a squire; learns religion, manners, music, and dancesquire2nd stage: serves and attends his lord; takes care of armour and weaponsknightFinal Stage: knighted by king; follows the Code of Chivalry<span>
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