Chivalric of Knights

Salutes aren\'t just for the military! There is also a medieval knightly salute. My child Alice recreated it beautifully, kneeling to pledge allegiance, which is also a salute! In the West, we may have a strong image of getting down on one knee to propose, but this practice was originally started by knights! Knights act according to the spirit of chivalry, swear absolute loyalty to their monarch, and do not fear death! I feel like the idea of ​​not being afraid of death is similar to Japan\'s ``Bushido\'\'. However, even though a knight considers it an honor to fight and sacrifice with all his might to protect the country and the monarch, he does not voluntarily take his own life, as in Bushido\'s ``seppuku, suicide\'\'! Isn\'t that the case with Kamakura Samurai? A spirit of self-sacrifice? (Sorry if I\'m wrong about Bushido 🙇‍♀️) Isn\'t this the big difference between chivalry and bushido?