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The 11 pages that link to Knight, each with the reason it gives.

• FeudalismBroader topic: Knights commonly supplied the armed service associated with elite landholding.

• CavalryRelated: Knights became a distinctive form of elite European heavy cavalry.

• The Canterbury TalesBroader topic: His status and restrained manner suit the collection’s opening romance.

• Medieval warfareBroader topic: Knights became the emblematic heavy cavalry of many medieval armies.

• Old ComedyBroader topic: It exemplifies Old Comedy’s direct assault on contemporary political figures.

• Horses in warfareRelated: The knight's status and battlefield role were closely tied to riding and horse ownership.

• JoustingRelated: Knights formed the principal competitors in many European jousts.

• LongswordRelated: Knights used longswords in warfare and represented one group of their users.

• War hammerRelated: Knights and other armored fighters both wielded and faced weapons designed to defeat plate.

• GrafCompared with: Knighthood was not equivalent to the hereditary comital rank of Graf.

• John FalstaffNarrower topic: Falstaff’s knighthood makes his cowardice and comic self-interest pointedly incongruous.