What is another word for knight errantry?
Pronunciation: [nˈa͡ɪt ˈɛɹəntɹˌi] (IPA) 
Knight errantry or the practice of wandering or questing with no particular aim or purpose, was a popular activity in the Middle Ages among knights. However, there are several synonyms or alternatives to the term. These include chivalric romance, the art of courtly love, and troubadourism. Chivalric romance typically refers to the literary genre of fiction that revolved around knights and their adventures. The art of courtly love, on the other hand, was a social and literary movement that invented a new language of love and expressed it in poetry. Troubadourism, meanwhile, was a cultural movement that originated in Occitania, southern France, during the High Middle Ages and involved composing and performing songs of chivalry and courtly love.
