Freedom from civil unrest or disorder; public order and security.

With the: the public order of a state as provided for by law.

Good order and discipline; a settled well-regulated state or condition. With preceding adjective, as good rule, right rule, etc. Now rare.

Chiefly British. the king's peace (also the queen's peace and variants): the protection guaranteed by the monarch to certain people, as those…

Absence of excessive motion, noise, or bustle; silence; stillness, calm; an instance of this.

Civil order; orderliness in a state or region; absence of anarchy and disorder.

Civility (chiefly civility, n. 12).

Composed or settled condition of affairs; public quietness or tranquillity. Obsolete.

(a) orderliness within society; (b) the way in which society is organized, the network of human relationships in society.

A political condition of good law well-administered.

= eunomy, n.