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| V9 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern when really that was what only amateur jesters did. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. The Jester’s were also the only one allowed to mock the King and/or Queen along with being able to give criticism towards the Kings or Queens plans and was the one to give the news to they’re King and Queen. h4. See also * [[Jester Cap]] * [[Jester Hat]] * [[Jester Outfit]] * [[Jester Costume]] * [[Jester Girl]] * [[Jester Boy]] h4. Types * [[Harlequin]] * [[Mime]] * [[Clown]] * [[Pierrot]] * [[Puppet]] * [[Marionette]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 22:08 |
| V8 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern when really that was what only amateur jesters did. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. The Jester’s were also the only one allowed to mock the King and/or Queen along with being able to give criticism towards the Kings or Queens plans and was the one to give the news to they’re King and Queen. h4. See also * [[Jester Cap]] * [[Jester Hat]] * [[Jester Outfit]] h4. Types * [[Harlequin]] * [[Mime]] * [[Clown]] * [[Pierrot]] * [[Puppet]] * [[Marionette]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 22:03 |
| V7 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern when really that was what only amateur jesters did. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. The Jester’s were also the only one allowed to mock the King and/or Queen along with being able to give criticism towards the Kings or Queens plans and was the one to give the news to they’re King and Queen. h4. See also * [[Jester Cap]] * [[Jester Hat]] * [[Jester Outfit]] h4. Types * [[Clown]] * [[]] * [[Mime]] * [[Pierrot]] * [[Puppet]] * [[Marionette]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 22:01 |
| V6 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern when really that was what only amateur jesters did. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. The Jester’s were also the only one allowed to mock the King and/or Queen along with being able to give criticism towards the Kings or Queens plans and was the one to give the news to they’re King and Queen. h4. See also * [[Jester Cap]] * [[Jester Hat]] * [[Jester Outfit]] * [[Harlequin]] * [[Clown]] * [[Mime]] * [[Pierrot]] * [[Puppet]] * [[Marionette]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 22:01 |
| V5 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern when really that was what only amateur jesters did. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. The Jester’s were also the only one allowed to mock the King and/or Queen along with being able to give criticism towards the Kings or Queens plans and was the one to give the news to they’re King and Queen. h4. See also * [[Jester Cap]] * [[Jester Hat]] * [[Jester Outfit]] * [[Harlequin]] * [[Clown]] * [[Mime]] * [[Pierrot]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 21:52 |
| V4 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern when really that was what only amateur jesters did. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. The Jester’s were also the only one allowed to mock the King and/or Queen along with being able to give criticism towards the Kings or Queens plans and was the one to give the news to they’re King and Queen. h4. See also * [[Jester cap]] * [[Harlequin]] * [[Clown]] * [[Mime]] * [[Pierrot]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 21:51 |
| V3 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. h4. See also * [[Jester cap]] * [[Harlequin]] * [[Clown]] * [[Mime]] * [[Pierrot]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 21:47 |
| V2 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. h4. See also * [[Jester cap]] * [[Harlequin]] * [[Clown]] * [[Mime]] Updated by Glow_Rose Sun, Jan 14 '24, 21:41 |
| V1 |
A jester was historically a [[medieval]] to [[Renaissance]] era entertainer who entered the [[house]] of a nobleman or monarch and was employed to entertain guests. They were also traveling entertainers who entertained ordinary people at [[festival]]s and [[town]]s. It is thought that jesters wore brightly colored clothes and eccentric [[hat]]s in a mottled pattern. The jester's other characteristics were their way of [[laughing]] and their mock [[scepter]]. h4. See also * [[Jester cap]] * [[Harlequin]] * [[Clown]] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:55 |