Medieval Times Game

The main room of the keep used when dining.

The winner of a tournament was the knight that remained mounted to their horse.

Food served at feasts took a lot of time to prepare and was presented very lavishly.

People sat in order of their height and age.

A stringed instrument with a pear shaped body.

As well as being a home for the royal family, a castle was also used to hold concerts.

The object of jousting was for a knight to capture their opponents' flag.

A professional clown who made a fool of himself to make people laugh

A medieval poet and musician who sang or played a stringed instrument

As soon as one course was finished, another course started.

Kings also held tournaments to entertain their guests.

Knights were not allowed to put their elbows on the table.

Feasts could last from a few hours to a few days.

a wooden barrier placed between jousting opponents so that their horses wouldn't collide:

The position or status of people.

The table where the king, nobles, and honored guests sat during a feast.

Two knights would often battle on horseback using a wooden lance which was called lancing.

Sporting competitions in which competitors play a series of contests for a prize.

Jesters sang and played lutes for entertainment.

Trumpeters would herald each course of meal.

The rules of conduct for knights.

Only the wealthiest guests used forks.

A large meal usually given with entertainment.