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Jousting

Jousting is a medieval and renaissance martial game or hastilude between two combatants either on horse or on foot. The joust became an iconic characteristic of the knight in Romantic medievalism.

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Contact
Yes
Country or region
Europe
First played
14th century, Europe
Type
Hastilude
Venue
Castles, tiltyards

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Jousting

Nodes99
Edges98
Triples97
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020202
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Jousting

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related to External links · 31
Jousting → Albert Museum, April, Archived, Arezzo Archived, British Galleries, Capwell, December, Deeds Not Words, FameMaryland Jousting Tournament AssociationSport, February, Froissart, From Lance, Giostra Del Saracino, Hall, July, Modern Jousting, Mounted Soldiers, Pistol, Retrieved, Tales
related to Competitive jousting · 28
Jousting → Adams, Arne Koets, Brechschild, Europe, From, Full Metal Jousting, Germany, In, Instead, John Waller, July, Koets, Medieval Society, Members, Ontario, Plankengestech, Port Elgin, Realgestech, Sankt Wendel, Schaffhausen
related to Modern-day jousting · 22
Jousting → Abergele, At, Belfast, Britain, Danish, England, Europe, Groups, Gwrych, Hever Castle, Knights, Knights Limited, Medieval Times, Middelaldercentret, Middle England, North Wales, Other, Principality, Royal England, Ulster
see also · 5
Jousting → Armored, Bem, CañasTournament, International School, RidingWater
related to Medieval joust · 3
Jousting → By, High Middle Ages, The
Contact · 1
Jousting → Yes
Country or region · 1
Jousting → Europe
First played · 1
Jousting → 14th century, Europe
Type · 1
Jousting → Hastilude
Venue · 1
Jousting → Castles, tiltyards

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joust medieval century lance sport lances tournament knight middle armour period duel held also de late became term tilt horse

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
JoustingContactYes1.00infobox
JoustingCountry or regionEurope1.00infobox
JoustingFirst played14th century, Europe1.00infobox
JoustingTypeHastilude1.00infobox
JoustingVenueCastles, tiltyards1.00infobox
Joustingis amedieval and renaissance martial game or hastilude between two combatants either on horse or on foot0.90text
the ring-tilt lasted until the 18th centuryinstance ofalthough non-combat competitions0.80text
Medieval Times include this sport in its dinner showinstance ofheld organized shows with anywhere between five and fifty actors present.Other companies0.80text
Joustingrelated to Competitive joustingThe0.60section
Joustingrelated to Competitive joustingJohn Waller0.60section
Joustingrelated to Competitive joustingFrom0.60section
Joustingrelated to Competitive joustingMedieval Society0.60section

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