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[Star Wars] What exactly is the Mandalorian code of honour?

I often here talk of Mandalorian's being honourable, what's up with that? They're just a bunch of bounty hunters and mercenaries right, surely they just fight for money - where does honour come into that? Would they kill a defenseless target for example? What if they got paid to? What if they got paid to kill someone but it turned out they were defenseless? I hear they did some real nasty things in their war with the Republic as well, when they were a big group - how can they call themselves honourable when they attack weak Republic worlds (How do a bunch of bounty hunters and mercenaries form an army anyway, I mean they have the firepower - but there can't be that many of them can there?) Is there something I'm missing? They just seem like brutes to me, but if I'm wrong, I'd like to be enlightened - cultures always are interesting after all.
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Not all Mandalorians are bounty hunters or mercenaries. It just so happens that the two biggest Mandalorians [armor donning characters] remaining are bounty hunters.

{Legends talk} The Mandalorians were a proud warrior race before being defeated by Revan. They were tricked into beginning the war against the Republic by a Sith Lord before Revan and Malak defeated them and hid the Mandalore's helmet, preventing any one Mando from reclaiming the leadership role.