http://www.replications.com/greys/Events/paston.htm Registration
We prefer you register by September 1st so we can have a head count on how many to cook for on at the Saturday meal, thanks.
Costs
Event Costs $25 for per adult; $10 per child; with a $50 maximum for a family, includes dinner on Saturday Night. Please make check payable to:
Kimberly Barker
181 E Reed Ave 107
Alexandria VA 22305
Please include the following information with payments:
* Name
* Address
* Email
* Phone
* Other family members names
Bringing Horses?
* How many?
* Please send a Coggins Test to John Novicki at the Fairfield event site by September 15th, September 1st is prefered.
* For questions please contatct John Novicki jnovicki@replications.com
Insurrection!
Feild the event will be in - Click for larger imageKing Richard has called upon Lord Grey to assemble his men to help put down a plot against the King. Rebellions are being organized in the southern parts of England; all good men are required to be ready for fight for the King!
The History
The 1483 Rebellions, aka Buckingham Rebellion
King Richard IIIOn July 6, 1483 Richard of Gloucester was crowned Richard III.
On July 19, 1483, he set out on his first royal progress. He made his way through the Midlands and had reached Pontefract by the 27th of August. The Duke of Buckingham was with Richard and split off at this point to travel to his own castle at Brecon, Wales.
On August 28th, Buckingham was appointed head of the commission to enquire into treasons and felonies in London and eight of the southern countries.
On August 29th, Richard entered York.
On September 12th, the King discovered that the Duke of Buckingham was the ringleader of a serious rebellion to overthrow the king. Henry Tudor was to ascend the thrown through a marriage to Richard's niece Elizabeth of York.
In Kent, the unrest started in early October. These Lancastrian rebels were motivated by personal grievances. Richard, who already assembled his troops, swept in and easily won the battles. The Duke of Buckingham, who was unpopular in Wales, was unable to assemble a decent size force, this combined with unusually bad storms worked against the rebellion. These storms scattered Henry Tudor's invasion fleet; his boat sailed into Plymouth after the rebellion was defeated. Men lined the cliffs beckoning Henry's ship to land, but they were forces loyal to Richard, hence Henry felt something was wrong and sailed back to France.
The Duke of Buckingham fled upon seeing defeat. He was later discovered and taken to the king and was executed on November 2nd.
Tenative Schedule:
Friday
* Dinner on your own
* Setup
* Evening meeting to discuss scenarios
Saturday
* Breakfast on your own
* Terce: Morning prayer or short mass
* Meeting to catch those missed the evening before
* Archery Competition
* Counted blow poll axe competition
* Other individual activities as desired (music, sewing, games, braiding, etc.)
* Sext: Midday prayer
* Lunch on your own
* Dueling practice
* Steel fighting scenario - 1483 Rebellion.
* Baptism Scenario
* Nones: Prayer
* Main dinner for all
* Vespers: Cleanup
Sunday:
* Breakfast on your own
* Terce: Morning prayer
* Steel fighting scenario - 1483 Rebellion.
* Other individual activities as desired (music, sewing, games, braiding, etc.)
* Sext: Prayer
* Communal lunch, bring your food and we will eat together
* Counted blow sword combat or combat with spears
* Archery contest continued
* Three legged stool jousting
* Nones: Prayer
* Fighting practice
* Awarding of prizes for competitions
* Communal dinner, bring your food and we will eat together
* Those leaving Sunday can begin breakdown
* Vespers: Prayer
* Carousing!
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Chuck Russell
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posted 08-08-2006 12:17 AM
