Knight Errant

The Title of Knight Errant is used within those Chapters which adhere to the ancient, medieval chivalrous ideals. It denotes a person not just as a warrior but a warrior on a quest. This idea of a 'questing knight' is the heart and soul of the Title of Knight Errant.
== Facts: ==
-While most chivalrous ideals are a thing of the past, the Knight Errant Title is still quite common. The Knights of the Round, the Knights of Labour, and the Templars all frequently grant this Title.
-The Knight Errant Title is believed to have originated with the Knights of the Round who first implemented the Title for those knights who pursued courtly love or quests of virtue to impress their liege lords. However, as time went on, more and more knights began to use the Title to describe a wandering lifestyle. These knights were a cross between traditional knights and Freelancers or even mercenaries. The Title of Knight Errant was expanded upon to accommodate this new breed of knight and thus the modern Title was born.
-Don Quixote, the famous and fictitious Spanish knight, was in fact based on actual Spanish Knights Errant.
-Knights Errant can fly solo or operate in small squads together. They are only marginally dependent on their parent Chapter since Knights Errant traditionally support themselves.
-In modern times some Knights Errant have settled down and live in a single community, but the traditional Knight Errant lived a semi-nomadic lifestyle. They would travel the width and the breadth of the land fighting evil and seeking ever greater goals to achieve.
-Because of their roots in traditional knighthood, Theists who hold this Title often follow God as The Good. 
== Bogatyr: ==
Bogatyr was an Eastern European Title which was identical in form and function to the Knights Errant. They were quite popular during the 12th century and are still granted even into modern times. One notable exception between these Bogatyrs and traditional Knights Errant was that Bogatyrs served small communities, usually their home ones, and defended them against all foreign threats.
== Youxia: ==
Youxia is a Far Eastern Title which is identical to Knights Errant and was used to denote anyone who committed themselves to a travelling life of adventure. Samurai or scribe, if a person lived a nomadic life performing wonders and fighting evil, they would be recognised by the Adept community as a Youxia.
== References: ==
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=GpxOijwSa6QCategory:Titles
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