How can one achieve the title (knighthood) Lord ?

Answer 1

Knights are not Lords. Lordships are usually awarded to people who have made and wish to continue to make a contribution to government but not by way of the electoral process.

Knighthoods:-

Perform a great service to the country. Examples are entertainers and sports people who help uk export earnings by ticket sales for international movies, shows and events and businessmen who contributed to business exports.

Also there are awards for good work, such as a lifetime of dedicated charity work or contributions to art, culture and science to the nations benefit and added prestige.

Answer 2

A Lord is either a life or hereditary peer. A knighthood is usually for life only and confers the title 'Sir'. I believe baronets are also addressed as 'Sir' but is hereditary.

Both are conferred by the monarch on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, most often in the context of the New Year Honours List. (Do a google for that in early January for the latest load.)

These titles are frequently conferred on state hirelings for treason to their country, to paraphrase Johnson.

Answer 3

British subjects with knighthoods are not addressed as "Lord ____;" they are addressed as "Sir ____."

If being addressed as "Lord" is your goal and you're a British subject, my advice is to do something incredibly meritorious and obtain a Life Peerage. Even a baronetcy will do. Along with your new non-commoner status will come the dubious privilege of being addressed as "My Lord."

Answer 4

you can go online and accually buy yourself the title and you can change you name and stuff like that. I forget the sight but just type in knighthood under search and i bet you can find the link

Answer 5

The Queen has to appoint you or you have to inherit it from your family. To be knighted, your title would be Sir

Answer 6

give alot of money to the labour party

Answer 7

Break something that your mother cherishes and she willl call you Lord. "Lord...what did you do"