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{{Event|photo=[[Image: | {{Event|photo=[[Image:Dreiburgen baronial shield.jpg|300px]]|photocaption=Caption Needed|location=[[Dreiburgen]]<br>Fairmont Park in Riverside|date=10/28/1978}} | ||
==Court== | |||
*Royalty: [[Armand and Diana]] | |||
*Baronage: [[Waldt and Alison]] | |||
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[[Dreiburgen Anniversary]] was held on 28 October at Fairmont Park in Riverside. A | [[Dreiburgen Anniversary]] was held on 28 October at Fairmont Park in Riverside. A | ||
Short court was held by King [[Armand de Sevigny|Armand]] and Queen [[Diana de Savigny|Diana]], after which the Lists and contests for the day began. There was Difficulty in the heraldry contest sponsored by Lord [[Hrorek Halfdane of Faulconwood]] was won by Lady [[Mary Taran of Glastonbury]] in the “pro” category and Roger Fitzlyon in the “novice”. An astronomy and astrology contest was sponsored by [[Katherine Graybard of Sillenglen]] and won by Kristen MacAmhlaidh. A love poetry contest was sponsored by [[Meghan Catriona McInnes of Kinlochaline]] was won by Lady [[Mary Taran of Glastonbury|Mary Taran]]. The illuminated letter contest sponsored by Lady [[Rowena de Segovia]] saw Virginia Francyss of Blackmoor emerge victor. The [[Dreiburgen]] Office of Lists sponsored a best challenge contest, Which was won by [[Andrew Ian of Blackthorne|Andrew Ian]] who “couldn’t wait until Chritmas to cook the Duck’s goose!” Last but not least, the pumpkin carving contest was won by Lord [[Leo de Coronado]] with the second to [[Trista de Cordoba]] and an Honorable Mentions to Baron [[Talanque]] and Lord [[Durvyn Wildermuth von Wiesbaden]] | Short court was held by King [[Armand de Sevigny|Armand]] and Queen [[Diana de Savigny|Diana]], after which the Lists and contests for the day began. There was Difficulty in the heraldry contest sponsored by Lord [[Hrorek Halfdane of Faulconwood]] was won by Lady [[Mary Taran of Glastonbury]] in the “pro” category and Roger Fitzlyon in the “novice”. An astronomy and astrology contest was sponsored by [[Katherine Graybard of Sillenglen]] and won by [[Ciorstan MacAmhlaidh|Kristen MacAmhlaidh]]. A love poetry contest was sponsored by [[Meghan Catriona McInnes of Kinlochaline]] was won by Lady [[Mary Taran of Glastonbury|Mary Taran]]. The illuminated letter contest sponsored by Lady [[Rowena de Segovia]] saw Virginia Francyss of Blackmoor emerge victor. The [[Dreiburgen]] Office of Lists sponsored a best challenge contest, Which was won by [[Andrew Ian of Blackthorne|Andrew Ian]] who “couldn’t wait until Chritmas to cook the Duck’s goose!” Last but not least, the pumpkin carving contest was won by Lord [[Leo de Coronado]] with the second to [[Trista de Cordoba]] and an Honorable Mentions to Baron [[Talanque]] and Lord [[Durvyn Wildermuth von Wiesbaden]] | ||
The Lists for [[Dragon Slayer of Gorgonoth]] and Champion of Dreiburgen was won in fierce combat by [[Adrian Buchanon]] against Duke [[Aonghais Dubh MacTarbh]] in the finals. | The Lists for [[Dragon Slayer of Gorgonoth]] and Champion of Dreiburgen was won in fierce combat by [[Adrian Buchanon]] against Duke [[Aonghais Dubh MacTarbh]] in the finals. |
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Court
- Royalty: Armand and Diana
- Baronage: Waldt and Alison
Event Staff
- Autocrat: Waldt von Markheim
- Lists: Meghan Catriona McInnes of Kinlochaline
- Marshal in Charge: Waldt von Markheim
- Marshal: Nicholas deKane
- Marshal: Brann Morgan Dunmore of Galloway
- Marshal: Hrorek Halfdane of Faulconwood
- Marshal: James the Inconstant
- Marshal: Andrew Ian of Blackthorne
Highlights
Dreiburgen Anniversary was held at Fairmont Park in Riverside on 10/28/1978 it was attended by approximately 65 people with 12 Fighters participating.
Royal Presence
Their Majesties Armand and Diana
From the Crown Prints
Event Report by Brann Morgan Dunmore of Galloway
Dreiburgen Anniversary was held on 28 October at Fairmont Park in Riverside. A Short court was held by King Armand and Queen Diana, after which the Lists and contests for the day began. There was Difficulty in the heraldry contest sponsored by Lord Hrorek Halfdane of Faulconwood was won by Lady Mary Taran of Glastonbury in the “pro” category and Roger Fitzlyon in the “novice”. An astronomy and astrology contest was sponsored by Katherine Graybard of Sillenglen and won by Kristen MacAmhlaidh. A love poetry contest was sponsored by Meghan Catriona McInnes of Kinlochaline was won by Lady Mary Taran. The illuminated letter contest sponsored by Lady Rowena de Segovia saw Virginia Francyss of Blackmoor emerge victor. The Dreiburgen Office of Lists sponsored a best challenge contest, Which was won by Andrew Ian who “couldn’t wait until Chritmas to cook the Duck’s goose!” Last but not least, the pumpkin carving contest was won by Lord Leo de Coronado with the second to Trista de Cordoba and an Honorable Mentions to Baron Talanque and Lord Durvyn Wildermuth von Wiesbaden
The Lists for Dragon Slayer of Gorgonoth and Champion of Dreiburgen was won in fierce combat by Adrian Buchanon against Duke Aonghais Dubh MacTarbh in the finals.
At closing court prizes were awarded and King Armand granted an Award of Arms to Bernard ben Barra, constable of Dreiburgen
After the tourney all retired to the manor of Lord Leo de Coronado and Lady Rowena de Segovia for a revel.
Results
- Winner: Adrian Buchanon
- Finalist: Aonghais Dubh MacTarbh
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