There is a story that illustrates this. There was a jester for King James VI of Scotland who noticed that the king often signed documents without reading them. He slipped in a paper among the king's documents to be signed that abdicated royal authority to the jester for two weeks. After the king had signed it, the jester pointed out what the king had done. The king seems to have regarded this as a learning experience, and the point was taken.
they are paid in shadow
People paid for the turnpikes when they used the road.
they got paid 1 dollar per trade
The fee paid to vote is called a poll tax.
The legislative get paid 145.000 every year and also it depends on the job you are there for
There were no set wages for a jester.
A Jesters' Staff
Newcastle Jesters ended in 2001.
Newcastle Jesters was created in 1996.
Digital Jesters was created in 2003.
Answerjester5s were paid when the money was maid xxxxxx AnswerVery funny. The job of a jester was pretty much unique, and there were no standards on what was entailed or how it was compensated. Jesters were "licenced fools," meaning they were given licence to do what they wanted and get away with it as long as it got a laugh or was instructive in some funny way. But it was an individual deal struck with an individual lord or lady.
Royal Order of Jesters was created in 1917.
New Orleans Jesters was created in 2003.
jesters would wear bright colours to stand out
The duration of The Jesters - TV series - is 1740.0 seconds.
The Jesters - 2009 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M
Medieval Jesters traveled from castle to castle, in the Medieval town.