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The Medieval Tournament Article 
In the Middle Ages, the tournament was a place to win glory and a training ground where untested Knights and Squires could hone their skills in preparation for warfare.
Sep 18, 2008 - Grant Sebastian Nell
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Tickets and transportation are easily arranged to the Kaltenberger Ritterturnier - the world's largest knights' jousting tournament held each July in Bavaria, Germany.
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Inspired by true medieval tradition, the Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament has become the number one dinner attraction in North America.
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The annual Kaltenberg Tournament, held in Bavaria, Germany, lays claims to being the world's largest medieval festival. Learn more about the event here.
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For centuries the chivalric knight stood above all others on the battlefield. Yet, in just a few short years, they were virtually erased from the battlefield.
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Jousting Tournament in Kaltenberg Article 
The Kaltenberger Ritterturnier in Bavaria, Germany, is the world's largest jousting tournament with knights in armor, shows from the Middle Ages, and a medieval market.
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William Marshal has been described as the greatest knight to have lived. His success on the field of battle and tournament is legendary.
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Medieval Times in Dallas offers people of all ages the opportunity to experience a live medieval times tournament.
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