knighthoods

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Knighthoods is the plural of knighthood, the rank or dignity of a knight.

In Britain, knighthoods are honors bestowed by the monarch for distinguished service: The Queen's Birthday Honours list included several knighthoods.

The term also covers the collective body of knights or the qualities associated with knighthood: the traditions of knighthood.

medieval

chivalry

Knightly code of honor

  • feudalOf tiered landownership
  • squireKnight's noble assistant
  • pageNoble's young assistant

jousting · armor · heraldry · crusades · liege · lord · castle · nobility · vassalage · tournament

bestowment

ceremony

Formal event marking occasions

accolade · sovereign · palace · queen · king · tapping · sword · shoulder · kneeling · conferral

merit

service

Aid or maintenance

philanthropy · valor · gallantry · dedication · recognition · honor · reward · exemplary · lifetime · public

orders

Bath

Somerset spa city

  • EmpireSovereign's extensive domain
  • BritishOf the United Kingdom
  • CBEBritish imperial honor

OBE · chivalry · realm · Commonwealth · dame · bachelor · commander · companion · insignia · medal

controversy

honors

Recognition for achievement

  • scandalDisgraceful public affair
  • saleExchange for payment
  • cashReady spending funds

political · donation · cronyism · patronage · stripped · revoked · forfeiture · disgrace · scrutiny · committee

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Opposites
rank in honors system

knighthoodspeerages

Hereditary noble titles

hereditary titles · dukedoms · earldoms · baronies · lordships

social recognition

knighthoodsdisgrace

Loss of honor

dishonor · infamy · ignominy · degradation · attainder

social hierarchy

knighthoodspeasantry

Rural working class

serfdom

Phrases
Family

knighthood

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