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'''Chivalry''' was the medieval code of behavior for [[knight]]s.  It mandated loyalty to one's [[lord]] and to [[God]], and women were to be honored as the equivalent of the [[Virgin Mary]].  The Code of chivalry was not only intended to create good warriors, but also to endow knights with strong morals and [[faith]]s.  The word itself comes from the French word for "knight", ''chavailier''.
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'''Chivalry''' was the medieval code of behavior for [[knight]]s.  It mandated loyalty to one's [[lord]] and to [[God]], and women were to be honored as the equivalent of the [[Virgin Mary]].  The Code of chivalry was not only intended to create good warriors, but also to endow knights with strong morals and [[faith]]s.  The word itself comes from the French word for "knight", ''chevalier''.
    
Knights would usually take an [[oath]] of chivalry before partaking in the [[Crusade]]s, leading and protecting the pilgrims on their journey to [[Jerusalem]].
 
Knights would usually take an [[oath]] of chivalry before partaking in the [[Crusade]]s, leading and protecting the pilgrims on their journey to [[Jerusalem]].
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