The difference between lyric poems of medieval knights and narrative poems of knights.

There are three main differences between medieval knight lyric poetry and knight narrative poetry:

1. Theme and content: Knight narrative poems focus on the knight's adventure experience and honor, mainly describing the knight's love and worship for the lady and their adventure activities for honor. Knight's lyrics pay more attention to their inner feelings of love, focusing on their psychological activities, as well as their love and worship of ladies.

2. Structure and form: Knight narrative poems are based on the experiences of one or two main characters to construct works, organize stories, vividly and meticulously describe the characters and their inner activities, and provide reference for later European novel creation. In contrast, Knight's lyric poems are more rigorous in meter, more beautiful in language, and pay more attention to the description of psychological feelings.

3. Region and Author: The theme of knight narrative poems comes from English story poems such as King Arthur of the ancient Celts and his knights of the Round Table, as well as Byzantine story poems circulating in Byzantium with the theme of late Greek legends. The center of knight lyrics is Provence in the south of France. The authors are mainly feudal lords and knights, and a few are people from the lower classes.

Generally speaking, although knight lyric poetry and knight narrative poetry are the main forms of medieval knight literature, they are obviously different in subject matter, content and form.