Mostly chivalrous behavior toward women during the middle ages was from the knights. Some examples? Well one thing in the knights code of honor (I don't think that's actually it's name but it's close enough) In other words their list of rules was that if they ever heard a woman cry for help they were to drop everything and go to her aid. Also they were never to "defile" a woman. The punishment for this was death (as it should be!). There are many other ways that chivalry was shown to women. In fact dictionary.com defines chivalry itself as "The qualities idealized by knighthood, such as bravery, courtesy, honor, and gallantry toward women."
The code of chivalry governed the actions of knights, especially, but also of people in some power. It dealt with their actions in relation to people of less power, especially women, the disabled, the poor, anyone injured. It also dealt with enemies. It demanded mercy, justice, charity, virtue, and honor. It also dealt with courtly love, which was a rather strange concept by modern standards, in which a knight and a lady might love each other in secret, with our without sex, and virtuously, though one might be married to someone else. There is a link to articles on chivalry and courtly love below.
Chivalry was the code of honor among the nobility in the late Middle Ages, and today the code of chivalry is closely linked with knighthood. Medieval notions of "chivalry" had some important differences from how we think of "chivalry" today, though. For instance, chief among the medieval tenants of chivalry was loyalty to one's liege-lord (this was essential to the feudal system in medieval society), but some of the more romantic notions, such as a man draping his cloak over a mud puddle for a lady to walk over, were unheard of and would have been considered totally absurd back then.
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Same as most European women, with some slight variation in combination... depending on the age group and the occasion. Jeans, skirts, tights, cropped jackets, trench coats, etc. These are all a few examples.
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Chivalry, a code of conduct associated with medieval knights, is believed to have originated in the 12th century. It emphasized virtues such as courage, honor, and gallantry in battle, as well as courteous behavior towards others, especially women.
Chivalry may still be present in some individuals, but attitudes towards gender roles and expectations have evolved over time. The concept of chivalry may not be as prominent or universally practiced among modern youth as it once was.
It all depends upon the man, really. There are some men that do still practice chivalry, some men that will never do it and think it's stupid, and some men that don't realize that we as women still want them to be chivalrous.
"Chivalry is dead" is a phrase that has become popular in the late 20th & early 21st centuries. The definition of chivalry originated around 1250-1300 A.D. and is a middle-English term. It was defined as: "The sum of the ideal qualifications of a knight, including courtesy, generosity, valor, and dexterity in arms." Somehow, the term has recently changed meaning and is now regarded as a man's unwritten obligation to be kind, courteous, respectful, gallant and loyal to women. When people (mostly women) say "Chivalry is dead", they're referring to the fact that present day men are not as chivalrous as they used to be or that they are not chivalrous at all anymore. Since there is no way to prove this, it remains simply an opinion of some women.
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In some cases, Knights did follow the Code of Chivalry, and in a few of those cases, their doing was was recorded in chronicles and other books. It was worthy of being recorded because following the Code of Chivalry was not all that common among the knights.
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Some women like a man because of his looks while others like a man because of who they are as a person, their actions towards them, or towards others around them; their overall personaility if you will.
Some of the principles chivalry developed on its own were prowess (courage, strength, skill), the tradition of courtly love, and largesse (generosity).