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If there was a battle between the army of Knights and Samurai, who would win the battle?

I believe that the knights would have a greater victory of winning a battle against the samurai’s. The samurai’s have of course many advantages over knights, but I think that the knights would also have greater advantages over the samurai’s.

Why do I believe that the Knights would have a greater chance of winning a battle against the samurai’s you may ask?
Purely because when it comes to knights they start usually start training from the day they were born. While the samurai’s training starts at an early age, men that are training to become knights are leaving their homes at a young age of seven years young, even though they have

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