Lordship (noun)

1. The rank, power, or authority of a lord.
2. A title of respect or courtesy used when addressing or referring to a lord.

Origin:

Middle english: from lord + -ship.

Examples:

1. He inherited his father's lordship and became the new lord of the manor.
2. The lordship of the castle was passed down through generations of the family.
3. His lordship is expected to arrive at any moment.
4. He was granted the title of lordship for his service to the king.
5. His lordship was respected by all for his wisdom and fairness.