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25. Why did the knights become a distinct group, and how and when did they decline?

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From the ninth century, frequent localized wars in Europe demanded good cavalry because the amateur peasant-soldiers could not provide better defence. ... The knights declined when the feudal order started declining.

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25. Why did the knights become a distinct group, and how and when did they decline?​

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25. Why did the knights become a distinct group, and how and when did they decline?