vain·glo·ry 
(vānglôr′ē, vān-glôrē)
(vānglôr′ē, vān-glôrē)n.
1. Excessive or unwarranted pride in one's accomplishments or qualities.
2. Vain, ostentatious display: "a narcissistic chaser of vainglory" (Jonathan Miles).
[Middle English vein glory, from Old French vaine gloire, from Latin vāna glōria, empty pride : vāna, feminine of vānus, empty; see VAIN + glōria, glory, pride.]
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