Valour comes from the Latin word valorem for “strength, moral worth,” with the sense of “courage” added later. Webster defines it, “to be men of courage and fearlessness especially in battle” or “strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness – courage and decisiveness”. -https://www.ecgrace.org/men-of-valor#

Valour just like loyalty, trust, and love is something that cannot be bought, but is earned and is a characteristic that must be proven over time. Valour starts within and shows up on the outside. You cannot fake valour. Are you a man of valour?