Exploring Arthurian Legends and Chivalry

Chivalry was a set of morals and manners that was established by King Arthur.

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The ideals of chivalry include courtly love, honor, bravery, and loyalty to the king.

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Chivalry was a product of feudalism.

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Courtly love was modeled on the feudal relationship between a knight and a lady.

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In a courtly love relationship, the man is in complete control.

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“Courtly love” existed only in the context of “real life” medieval marriages.

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The symptoms of love included sighing, turning pale, turning red, fever, and the inability to eat, to sleep, or to drink.

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The Arthurian legends were first brought together in a collection by Sir Thomas Mallory in the eleventh and twelfth centuries.

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The legends take place in Great Britain.

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King Arthur’s kingdom is known as Camelot.

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