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It is less hagiographical, poetry seems unlikely for hagiography and features lots of battles!

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Like most hagiography, there are elements of exaggeration and myth-making so it is hard to call source like this completely reliable. It's hard to question how much is fact and fiction

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The text highlights the importance of honour in the knightly culture, hence “the Chamberlain, who had never brought shame upon his family line at any time”

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Tournaments were a massive part of knighthood, and it plays a significant role throughout the book. It was how knights gained patrons and showed off their military prowess and strategy in battle

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He isn’t an ecclesiastical leader and it is a secular biography

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The source reveals what the ideal knight appears like, since there is such little criticism in the source

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Shows the ideal they're trying to achieve, however not useful for showing a realistic knight's life

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Reveals the knightly customs of fighting in Tournaments and protecting his household honour and the king 

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Reveals the knightly customs of fighting in Tournaments and protecting his household honour and the king 