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**the High Court of Chivalry (in theory; in practice, apart from one case in the 1950s, this court has b

...code of conduct and honour, considered to be a combination of a Knight's [[chivalry]] and a Samurai's [[bushidō]]. It describes a Pashtun as a man of honour o The Gilzai have been well known for their bravery and chivalry for many centuries. They are believed by most historians to be descended fr

...ecific, such as the warrior traditions of Japanese [[bushido]], European [[chivalry]] and [[Pashtun people|Pashtun]] [[pashtunwali]], but, in every society, th

...today. The Crown also appoints peerages, appoints members to the orders of chivalry and grants honours and knighthoods. The monarch in the United Kingdom is al

...the equipment required to act as a cavalryman.<ref>Keen, Maurice (1984). ''Chivalry''. Yale University Press. pp. 1&ndash;2. ISBN 0-300-10767-6.</ref> In the H The concept, together with the notion of chivalry came to full bloom during the thirteenth century, the apogee in the power a

...ey were of the same school of poetry, Hogg said that Scott was king of the chivalry school, while he himself was king of the mountain and fairy school.<ref>Mil

...nally still given to Roman Catholic heads of state as the highest order of chivalry the Holy See can award.

...t unique to Japanese Martial Arts. It is similar to the Western concept of Chivalry.

...to be a romantic conflict, one which clearly demonstrated the virtues of [[chivalry]]. Upon investigation, however, it is obvious that atrocities were committe

...on the same horse, joked, ''O gran bontà de' cavalieri antiqui'' ( O noble chivalry of knights of old).<ref>Orlando Furioso canto I, stanza 22, l 1.</ref> An

...imarily politically motivated, what can also be said of the novel ''Modern Chivalry'' by [[Hugh Henry Brackenridge]]. Shortly after the Declaration of Independ

...is life. In the sombre wars of modern democracy, there is little place for chivalry.|Winston Churchill}}

...ting to reverence, while Disraeli treated her with a mixture of banter and chivalry which seemed unbecoming.

...by Henry, managed to convince the king. Apart from these considerations of chivalry, the desire to take Ceuta was also motivated by strategic and economic conc

...s with "honours" (such as knighthoods, peerages or membership of orders of chivalry), the passage in 1925 of legislation<ref>[http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/con

...o lavish tournaments a year.<ref>Steven Gunn, "Tournaments and early Tudor chivalry," ''History Today,'' (June 1991), Vol. 41, #6 in [[Academic Search Premier]

...ladelphia]], [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]] created ''Southern Chivalry&mdash;Argument Versus Clubs'', a lithograph that shows Northern outrage ove

The term ''romance'' originated with the [[Middle Ages|medieval]] ideal of [[chivalry]] and was expressed in books, typically extolling the virtues of courtly lo ...made public love rarely endures".<ref>[http://www.astro.umd.edu/~marshall/chivalry.html The Art of Courtly Love by Andreas Capellanus]</ref>

...Prime Ministers is membership of the United Kingdom's most senior order of chivalry, the [[Order of the Garter]]. The practice of creating retired Prime Minist

..., Sacrifice, and the Great War'' (2003) [http://www.amazon.com/Bloody-Good-Chivalry-Sacrifice-Great/dp/0226260852/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1194990766&sr=