knightship
/ˈnaɪtʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being a knight, or a quality of chivalry, honor, or courage
“The code of conduct that defines the knightship of medieval knights was based on chivalry and honor.”
2. noun
A title or dignity conferred upon a person, especially a high-ranking military officer
“He was granted the title of knighthood and was invested with the knightship of the Order of the Garter.”