What was the young attendant in the stage of training just before knighthood called?

Which armour was made from thousands of small iron rings linked together?

What was the wide water-filled ditch around a castle called?

What was the strongest tower at the heart of a castle, the last place to fall, called?

Which heavy grille could be dropped to block a castle gateway?

Which bridge could be hauled up to cut off the entrance across a moat?

Which narrow openings in a castle wall let archers shoot out while staying protected?

Which siege engine used a heavy counterweight to hurl stones at castle walls?

What was it called when an army surrounded a castle to force it to surrender?

Which tournament contest had two mounted knights charge at each other with lances?

Which long weapon did a mounted knight tuck under his arm when charging?

Which painted design let people tell which knight was inside the armour?

Which officer announced the knights at tournaments and kept track of their shield designs?

Which early Norman castle design put a wooden tower on a raised mound beside a fenced yard?

After about 1100, many timber castles in England were rebuilt in which material?

Which castle design set one complete ring of walls inside another?

What was the castle toilet, built into the thickness of the wall, called?

Where did a lord eat, hold court and receive guests in his castle?

Which weapon gave English archers their edge at the battle of Crécy in 1346?

What was the code of conduct a knight was expected to live by called?

What do we call the arrangement where land was granted in return for military service?

What was a knight's big, specially trained warhorse called?

A man was dubbed a knight by a light tap on the shoulder with what?

Which series of medieval expeditions to the eastern Mediterranean did many European knights join?