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Which would become the best stronger triumph a samurai or a knight?
Fudlisum had land and they hired pesents to work on their land to get food and eat.Europe and japan both had lands that they owned and hired warriors because rulers couldn’t protect them. They used pesents to work. Nobles land and farms to grow food for they could survive. Japan had hire samurais to protect the pesents from bandints, What smurais earn is land and food as there reward. Lords told them were to go and they had to serve the lords.
In the first place, The author said,’’ The horses will have a huge advantage on samurais but however if a samurai draws his bow and shot the horse that will be a good time to kill a knight or a enemy’’(Doc F). In addition knights will remain on his horse he won’t be killed but if he fall he will be dead.If the knight retreat they will make it safely but not they the samurai will kill a knight. Furthermore, The author stated,’’ This created shell that provid both mobility and protection’’(doc C). If the enemys kill knights can’t do nothing because he will die by the enemys. Knights have heave armor and its weiaghts 40 to 60 pounds. Likewise, The author explaind,’’ Shoulder guards were attached to sleeves’’ (Doc C ) They
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had guards for they cant be shot on their arm. It is easily to draw their bow to kill introders or enemys quick. Samurais could kill knights quick and move around. Samurais if they retreat they could hide and run away quickly that they forget about the samurais. Samuris are buffer then knight. Next. The author said,’’ if the knights would fall off he will die because the enemy will have a advantage’’ (doc b).If they had shoulder guards for there sleeves because for they cant be shot on their arm. It is wasiy to draw their bow to kill introders or enemys quick. Samuraihave protictive armor and streanth better then the knights. There aromor dosent care about wight alot not like the knights protection. Finally, samurais didn’t care about death because they know that they were going to die.
The author said,’’ lad to shoot arrows with deadly accuracy while galloping at full speed’’ (Doc C). From the looks of the weight and the armor of the knights they would kill them quick. A knight would lose the battle of the samurai vs knight because the knights are weak. The author stated,’’ I know that i was dead areadt and i would moved my loss of my life’’(Doc F). The samurai didnt feel sad because they know that they were going to be dead. The warriors knew they would have a good afterlife when he died The samurais dont care if they die or not because if they disrespect their lord they will commite stabe them selves or they will die in
battle.
The first way that knights have an advantage is their armor. In document D written by the DBQ project It says that the knights sword was longer and stronger than that of the samurai. The knights would be able to fight from a farther distance, which allows them to strike the samurai without the samurai being able to hit them. Another piece of evidence that supports the claim is in document D, written by the DBQ project. It says, “Knights began to wear complete suits of plate armor, constructed from metal.” None of their body was exposed, whereas the samurai’s arms were exposed. Although armor is important, it isn't
A samurai warrior was a member of a powerful Japanese military. On the other hand, a knight warrior was a man of noble birth who after a couple stages, would be raised to honorable military rank. While knights and samurais have many similarities, in a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the samurai and this can be seen in their armor, beliefs, and their training techniques. The first way that samurais have an advantage is with their armor. In document D written by Terry Bennett it says that the knights have pure metal on them which weighs from 40-60 pounds.not only do the knights have tons of weight, but they also put armor on their horses which slowed them down a whole lot.
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Do you know someone in the military? A loved one, a friend, do you know what they go through? I may not, but I do know about the harsh training and war that occurred for the Samurais and Knights. In Europe and Japan the empires were falling and Clans were taking over Japan. The government came up with an idea to create feudalism. There was an agreement in both Europe and Japan that exchanged land for protection. The similarities between Samurai and Knights were greater than the differences. This can be shown by looking at the three most similar areas: social position, training and armor, and life, honor, and death. The Samurai and Knights has their differences, but were the similarities greater than those differences.
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They both had to go through physical and mental trainings and they both started at a young age. Both started training around the same age five. The knights had to serve as a page to his father’s over lord while the samurai started to study Kendo, the art of fencing with bamboo sticks. The armor of both of these noble soldiers was sturdy protective armor. The knight wore chainmail armor in the early development of the armor but as the armor advanced it became bulky heavy armor and if they where to get knocked off their horse they would have a lot of trouble getting up. The samurai armor was very protective like the knight’s armor but much more
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...e respect, honor, and loyalty make this difference for me, but there is something to be said about the comparison. I find that the knights are very efficient, great warriors, and are very similar to samurai’s in a lot of ways. They both wear armor, they both train from a young age, and both are taught about honor, loyalty, and respect; but samurais are taught more effectively in their training, and the Japanese concepts were better. So to answer the essential question of this essay, I would say that there is certainly a large amount of similarities between the two warriors, but if you would consider the samurai’s skills that are better, or enhanced; to be differences, than I would have to conclude with no. The ‘differences’, are far too great in my opinion to say that the similarities are so great that they are almost the same, because they are very different indeed.
Knights during this time had masculine features and wore a robust. "This noble lord is lengthy in the stride and narrow hipped and broad across the back; his chest is deep and beautifully molded.”(37) Knights took extreme pride in their appearance. This may not have been as important as fighting skills, but this could have helped intimidate opponents if a large unit also dressed the part.