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Bohort means An early type of jousting competition in medieval Europe..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
An early type of jousting competition in medieval Europe..
Bohorts were the spontaneous amusements of the young. They were not in general formally arranged and organised; most bohorts just happened.
When the kings, and also their vassals, came to their horses, mighty Volker advised that they should hold a bohort [translating bûhurdieren] according to their land's custom.
Bohorts used either blunted weapons, mock weapons, or no weapons at all, and as such were safe enough to have the sanction of the Church.
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Bohort means An early type of jousting competition in medieval Europe..
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Bohorts were the spontaneous amusements of the young. They were not in general formally arranged and organised; most bohorts just happened.
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