A medieval jester lived during the Middle Ages, from about A.D. 500 until about A.D. 1500. The jester was the court's professional clown. That court could be the royal court of one of the European monarchs. Or it could be the noble court of one of the particular European country's leading influential, wealthy families.
A court jester was an individual in the medieval period who would be part of the King's court and would say or do comical things to elicit laughter. Often, a jester would wear a particular uniform that was very silly for added effect.
A jester would entertain the king, queen, and the prince or princess. If the jester entertains the royal family, the king would reward him in riches. If not, the king would have him executed... or killed in any form.
entertaining kings and noblemen during meal time.
He was master jester 33rd degree at the eastern star lodge
Dance, make music and all other kinds of stuff. The jester was priveleged because he was allowed to make fun of his "superiors" and even the nobleman or king who employed him. If anyone else did that, they would be in big trouble! A "jest" is another word for a joke.
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a jester would beep his wife all day
they ate in a small room
A jester :3
to entertain the king and queen
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A jester could be of any age. The most important things about jesters were that they had to be entertaining, and this can be done by young and old alike.
the jester entertained everyone when there was a grand feast in the great hall
A jester is somebody who jests, jokes, or mocks - or someone dressed in bright clothes who amused a medieval court.
A court jester was an individual in the medieval period who would be part of the King's court and would say or do comical things to elicit laughter. Often, a jester would wear a particular uniform that was very silly for added effect.
No...they were servants of the kind in medieval times...i dont think they got paid at all