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Medieval knights served the king, eg, fought for him when there was war and if the king or nobles where coming to town, he would put on a feast for them, but they didnt just fight, when they where out of action, knights would vs each other in tournaments such as jousting and iron ball
During times of battle medieval knights prepared to fight. They followed a code of chivalry and promised to protect citizens that were weak.
nothing, you want what DID medieval knights do stupid
Early on, a knight was a man who was in the heavy cavalry. The job required a fair amount of wealth because neither horses nor armor were cheap, and so knights were given estates to supply them with an income in exchange for the support they provided the king or lord they were attached to. Later, the knights were sometimes were simply people a king wanted to reward with a title, which was usually for some service to the king, but it did not need to be military.

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