The first reason Samurai and knights are similar is because they both have a feudal system. For example, in Doc. A it shows two social pyramids, one for Samurai and one Nights. Both samurai and Knights have the biggest and most important part of the social pyramid, they are both controlled…
The opposite of my argument, argue that the differences are more powerful than the similarities. Both Samurai and knights wore armor when they went to battle and the two also had disadvantages with their armor. Also, the pair were loyal to their lords. First of all, both of these warriors wear armor when they go to war and have disadvantages. They might not wear similar kinds of armor but they still wear it in war.…
The middle ages had a feudal system that included Samurais and knights. But have you ever wondered who would win in a battle between the two? This essay will be highlighting who would win the battle. 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 training, armory, and code of honor.…
In other words, samurai were more devoted than a knight when it came to their duties. To conclude, a samurai would win in a battle against a knight because they are more devoted to their duty, they are trained to be disciplined and loyal, and because they will always die honorably they fight till the end for their…
While knights and samurai have many similairites, in a one on one battle,. The advantage would be to the knight and this can be seen in the document packet and video on warriors. The first way that the knight has an advantage is his armor. In document D by Terry Bennet it states ¨knights began to wear complete suits of plate armor this showed that the knights wouldn't be able to be hit from anything.…
As the young squire cared for his Knights horse, he could not wait for the days when he would take after his master knight and grow up to be just like him. In the Middle Ages, two warriors existed to protect their people. They were called Samurais, who belonged to Japan, and Knights, who belonged to Europe. Knights were superior because of their trading, their codes, and their religion. The knights were superior because of their training.…
In document E written by Sir Thomas Malory (DBQ Project) it claims “With great ceremony each (knight) took vows… always to be courteous and helpful to ladies..” This textual reference is an example of the difference the knight had from samurai. |Since having a ceremony they feel honor and purpose to fight for more than their lord but there overall image. Also bring courteous to ladies shows their respect unlike samurai and in battle respecting your opponent, no matter who, is a wise choice. Also a piece of evidence that supports the claim is in document B (DBQ project)…
To begin with, the author stated,¨A knights armour could weigh 40-60 pounds¨(Document B). With all this protection the knight will move at a much slower pace. Which would give the knight another disadvantage while in combat. The author explained,¨Mounted archers had to shoot arrows with deadly accuracy while galloping at full speed¨(Document B). If the samurai did hit the knight, the knight will be killed.…
These similarities are significant because it show that their positions are the same in both the Samurai and Knight society. A second area of important similarities was armour and training. Armour and training are similar because in Document C (training) it shows that they had both become squires at the age of 14.…
Samurai and Knights: Were the Similarities Greater Than the Differences Imagine a knight and shining armor and a merciless samurai fighting till the death. Other than these these short descriptions, samurais and knights have many clear differences. Knights were the professional warriors in feudal Europe and the samurais were the warriors of feudal Japan. Both of these fighters had a master or lord that they had to stay loyal to in order to receive land.…
In Document C: Training by; PBS series their childhood training is over at the age 14. But a lot more step is to become a knight at around the age 21. Document D: Armor by: Terry Bennett there is a lot more similarities in this one. Like they both wore helmets, armor, and used the same weapons like swords and bows. Some of the differences are that the knights suit was a lot heavier than the samurai, the samurai’s right arm was free to grab their bow a knight wore full body suit.…
Critics say that there are more differences than similarities however, they’re more similarities than differences. Samurai and knights both fought with the same methods and both are respectful to their leaders and their rules. First of all both samurai and knights fought with the same methods. As shown in armor of Japanese and European warriors,…
Although they do not match up completely, this could be seen as similar to the social structure was set up in the Middle Ages. Without knights, the world may not have evolved the way it did. The Code of Conduct is in place for everyone in today’s time. You are to treat everyone with respect and to be loyal and courageous. Also, Jousting may have led to other sports such as fencing.…
First of all, Knights and Samurais are similar because of what they wore/used in battle. They were almost the same thing, just different materials. This is evidenced by the fact that Knights wore a heavy iron armour while the Samurais wore a medium weighted leather armour. Meaning that they used the same type of armour, just in two different materials. This is also evidenced by the fact that Knights used Iron swords while the Samurais used Steel Swords.…
For instance, in document C, written by the PBS program, it says, “The rigorous training of the samurai began when they were children...physical training…” To clarify, the samurai were expertly trained in many subjects or topics, including different types of defense and martial arts. Even though the knights also started young, they most likely weren trained the same types of defense as the samurai. Furthermore, another piece of evidence that supports the came is in document C2, also written by the PBS program, the text states that the knights went through different training titles or ranks before officially becoming a warrior knight. Samurais started going out to battle at a very young age, so they have more experience with the battlefield.…