Christian knights

Christian knights were medieval warriors who adhered to the principles of Christianity, often serving both as military protectors and moral exemplars. They followed a code of conduct called chivalry, emphasizing virtues like faith, loyalty, justice, and compassion. Knights participated in warfare, but also engaged in religious duties, charity, and courtly manners. Their role combined martial skill with a commitment to Christian ideals, often defending the Church and establishing a sense of moral order during the Middle Ages. This blend of spiritual devotion and military prowess helped shape the social and religious landscape of medieval Europe.