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One of Chuder's armies, charged with the defense of [[Doldrey]] under the command of General [[Boscogn]]. The knights carried heavy armor and used halberds in battle. In the manga, all Knights, except of Boscogne, carried the same armor and everyone had a purple cloak.
One of Chuder's armies, charged with the defense of [[Doldrey]] under the command of General [[Boscogn]]. The knights carried heavy armor and used halberds in battle. In the manga, all Knights, except of Boscogne, carried the same armor and everyone had a purple cloak.
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Also known as the best army of [[Chuder]], they were defeated by the [[Band of the Hawk]] during the [[One Hundred Year War]], largely due to Governor [[Gennon]] overruling the military command structure and seizing direct control of the army from the battlefield, over the protests of Boscogn. While Lord Boscogne has seen through the trick of [[Griffith]], to lure the Purple Rhino Knights away from Doldrey, Gennon commanded the whole army to follow the Hawks and catch Griffith. In the battle, Boscogne found his destiny in the hands of [[Guts]], who cut his head off. To see that their Lord has fallen and Doldrey has fallen was too much for the knights. They fled from the battlefield.
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Also known as the best army of [[Chuder]], they were defeated by the [[Band of the Hawk]] during the [[One Hundred Year War]], largely due to [[Gennon]] overruling the military command structure and seizing direct control of the army from the battlefield, over the protests of Boscogn. While Boscogne has seen through the trick of [[Griffith]], to lure the Purple Rhino Knights away from Doldrey, Gennon commanded the whole army to follow the Hawks and catch Griffith. In the battle, Boscogne found his destiny in the hands of [[Guts]], who cut his head off. To see that their Leader has fallen and Doldrey has fallen was too much for the knights. They fled from the battlefield.
This key defeat was instrumental in forcing an end to Midland-Chuder hostilities and the signing of an armistice treaty shortly thereafter.
This key defeat was instrumental in forcing an end to Midland-Chuder hostilities and the signing of an armistice treaty shortly thereafter.