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Twelfth-Century Knights

Twelfth-Century Knights. 13 th -Century Knight (Crusader. Dubbing ceremony, ca. 1250 Matthew Paris’s Chronicle. Dubbing ceremony, ca. 1450. Knighting Ceremony. Knights in battle (Maciejowski Bible, French, ca. 1250). Siege and battle (Maciejowski Bible, French, c. 1250. Tournament 1233.

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Twelfth-Century Knights

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  1. Twelfth-Century Knights

  2. 13th-Century Knight (Crusader

  3. Dubbing ceremony, ca. 1250Matthew Paris’s Chronicle

  4. Dubbing ceremony, ca. 1450

  5. Knighting Ceremony

  6. Knights in battle (Maciejowski Bible, French, ca. 1250)

  7. Siege and battle (Maciejowski Bible, French, c. 1250

  8. Tournament 1233

  9. 14th-Century Tournaments

  10. Tournaments (15th century)

  11. Melee/Tournament, c. 1450

  12. Courtliness in the Codex Manesse • The Codex Manesse or Heiderberger Liederhandschrift is an illuminated manuscript copied in Zurich between 1305-1344 containing love songs by German troubadors (Minnesänger). Each of the 137 poets is portrayed as an idealized knight. The Codex Manesse is a picture book for fin amour and early fourteenth-century conceptions of courtliness

  13. Fin amour

  14. Poet offers song to his lady love

  15. Hermann von Aue

  16. Herr Rubin

  17. Hilbaut Schwangau

  18. Ladies at a tournament

  19. Knights fighting with ladies watching

  20. Ulrich von Singenberg: homage to ladies

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