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chivalry
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Medieval European culture
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In Medieval European culture, knights upheld chivalrous principles of bravery, loyalty, and honor in battle and their duties.
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hospitality
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Medieval European culture
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In Medieval European culture, offering food and drink to travelers and guests was a central value in demonstrating hospitality and generosity.
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bathing
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Medieval European culture
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Bathing was uncommon and sometimes considered unnecessary or unhealthy in Medieval European culture.
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blazon
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Medieval European culture
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Blazoning was an important skill for knights and nobility in Medieval European culture.
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5
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class structure
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Medieval European culture
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Feudalism in Medieval Europe established a hierarchical class structure with kings and nobles at the top and knights, clergy, and peasants at the bottom.
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dungeon
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Medieval European culture
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In Medieval European culture, dungeons were dark, cold, and damp underground prisons used to hold prisoners, often as part of a castle or fortress.
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festivals
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Medieval European culture
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Medieval Europeans celebrated religious festivals and seasonal events with feasting, music, and dancing.
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fratricide
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Medieval European culture
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Fratricide was historically more accepted in ancient Roman and medieval European cultures due to power struggles and political intrigue.
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marriage customs
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Medieval European culture
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Arranged marriages were prevalent in Medieval European culture, often serving political or economic purposes with the families' consent.
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medical treatment
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Medieval European culture
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In medieval European culture, medical treatment is influenced by folklore, superstitions, and religious beliefs instead of evidence-based medicine.
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slash
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Medieval European culture
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Slash is a concept associated with historical sword fighting and duels in Medieval European culture.
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textiles
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Medieval European culture
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Textiles were tightly regulated by guilds in Medieval European culture.
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