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1. So, if primogeniture is in some way parallel to or even responsible for the rise of chivalry, let's take this a step further.

2. Beyond avoiding internecine battles within families and principalities, what else could be ameliorated by implementing a strong code of ethical and moral behavior among the aristocracy?

Any thoughts or any information would be great!

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Concerning the reasons for the rise of Chivalry and going beyond avoiding internecine battles within families and principalities, this solution explores what else could be ameliorated by implementing a strong code of ethical and moral behavior among the aristocracy. References are provided.

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